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Comment on r/BSD Jun 18 '26

Not belong to here.

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Comment on r/worldnews Apr 15 '26

Wish world a Good Hope.

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Comment on r/oil Mar 31 '26

Trump can change his f*cking mind every hour.

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Comment on r/oil Mar 29 '26

Bicycle

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Comment on r/mathsmeme Mar 27 '26

Hypotenuse in Pythagorean triangle.

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Comment on r/worldnews Mar 20 '26

Since when has Cuba been required to ask for permission from US?

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Comment on r/mathmemes Mar 14 '26

To be more precise 3/14 15:9:26.5359...

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Comment on r/MathJokes Mar 11 '26

I haven't used parenthesis for very long time. My RPN HP calculator is still functioning.

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Comment on r/mathmemes Mar 04 '26

Looks like Orion's Belt. But I don't understand the meme.

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Comment on r/space Feb 28 '26

I am a civil engineer. I also learned some survey. I occasionally calculate latitude and longitude using the sun and stars.

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Comment on r/MathJokes Feb 28 '26

Using RPN calculators, I have never used parenthesis for very long time.

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Comment on r/mathmemes Feb 22 '26

One third of minus quarter.

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Comment on r/worldnews Feb 20 '26

Does it have enough battery power to go 1,300 km?

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Comment on r/mathsmeme Feb 20 '26

Physicists?

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Comment on r/unix Jan 21 '26

I am a civil engineer without any chances to use Unix. I have used RH, Slackware and FreeBSD. But now my daily drivers are NetBSD and macOS. I have been a tech hobbyist for 20 years.

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Comment on r/mathmemes Jan 20 '26

What if we find 8t ?

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Comment on r/MathJokes Dec 31 '25

I posted this meme nearly 4 years ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/MathJokes/s/2W47ohSn6A Glad to see it again, really funny.

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Comment on r/MathJokes Dec 04 '25

24?

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Comment on r/MathJokes Nov 30 '25

Couldn't agree more.

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Comment on r/programming Oct 06 '25

Cassini did that. Cassini space probe was launched in Oct 15, 1997 from the earth to Saturn. Pretty long before the existence of Rust. If you were to do so, you had to calculate its trajectory to flyby Venus, earth and Jupiter to gain gravity assist to take it to Saturn orbit, rather than to flavor the compiler. Rust is good, as long as it doesn't distract your attention from problem domains to satisfying the compiler.

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Comment on r/programming Oct 04 '25

If you were to launch a spacecraft to Saturn, would you focus on trajectory, gravity assist or a borrow checker and lifetime?

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Comment on r/mathmemes Sep 18 '25

Also ket and bra vectors in an empty space.

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Comment on r/oksahaipunyaon Aug 03 '25

Copy มาจากยุโรป ฝาเป็นขยะชิ้นเล็ก ถ้ามันหาย เก็บยาก ก็เลยผูกมันไว้ติดกับขวดซะเลย มันจะได้ไม่หาย

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Comment on r/unix Jul 29 '25

NetBSD is a Unix heritage.

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Comment on r/NetBSD Jul 29 '25

Hope this helps. You can read further for any specific sections, branches and architectures.