If I want to program a black hole,
how would I do it?
zero, divide, fork to self
>>47109096
but i need to copy stuff into /dev/null before dividing, not?
>>47109047
You'll need to know every Mersenne prime that exists. Then you can use that information to decrypt the universe's mysteries.
find / -name '*' -exec cat {}\;>/dev/null
compile a compiler with itself
>>47109146
GCC already does that.
>>47109124
This looks nice, but is /dev/null the best destination? Does singularity live in /dev/null?
>>47109124
>find / -name '*' -exec cat {}\;>/dev/null
Why not:
find / -name '*' -exec mv {}\;>/dev/null
?
Create a class "Blackhole" which inherits class "Star".
physics = true
if (physics = true)
gravity = true
while (gravity = true)
gravity = gravity + 1
>>47109164
but what compiled the first GCC?
>>47109047
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>>47109466
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>>47109496
>>47109466
Hello botfriends.
http://www.wired.com/2014/10/astrophysics-interstellar-black-hole/
>>47109328
That's gonna end up being a white hole after some time.
>>47109521
swiping the keyboard. I am no bot.
dev/null
>>47109047
it can be as simple or complex as you want it, so long as the final program output is null
Pipe the command that pumps F into the console to dev/null
If(this.distanceTo(blackHole) < blackHole.EventHorizon){
this.null;
}well you need to understand the basics of string theory first
>>47110428
Autism triggered. You need to define a "IsInDist" function so you can save the sqrt operation.
while $(read f); do printf $f > /dev/null; done
you dont do swirl around the black hole faggot like its draining
>>47110442
>>47110463
if I am near enough to enter stuff to the terminal, /dev/null will suck it
problem solved
>>47109120
I totally do man, I bought this book once and it had that stuff in it I'm sure I think.
>>47110435
nah general and special relativity should more than cover it.
>>47109047cat /dev/random > /dev/null
>>47109047
take a course on general relativity, program Einstein field equations, set boundary conditions for a black hole.
Start with the logo.
>>47109360
>This compiler compiles itself correctly on the 68020 and did so recently on the vax.
https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/History
>>47110905
>>47109146
its like you are not even using gentoo
what a sad day
>>47109047#!/bin/bash
for file in $(tree -afi /); do
mv $file /dev/null
done
>>47111544
Why does rm even exist; why not using the black hole method like:function rm
{
mv "$@" /dev/null
}
?
Afaik rm does only unlink the files, writing it into null would REALLY remove it.
>>47113143 (You)
This would not only make rm obsolete, also shred.
>>47113143
because a "move" operation is actually internally a "copy + delete" operation
you're basically just doing a copy operation for no reason at all
>>47113550
I see, makes sense.
>>47113568
yep, the aforementioned "shred" command would have the desired result here (data overwritten, then deleted)
>>47113645
Learned something new. 10/10 thread.
>>47109496
>stop Paul McCloud
Why does every level 1 support job require 2-5 years experience? Shouldn't this be the most entry level IT job? Am I supposed to just apply anyway?
>>47114052
being a black hole is not an entry level IT job
>>47114078
WHEN DO I GET MY COMFY LINUX SYSADMIN JOB
I DESERVE IT
REEee
