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There is a function that calls itself recursively infinitely.
This function has some arguments too.
For every function call the arguments and return address are pushed on the stack .
For each process there is fixed size of stack space that cannot grow...
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Also note that functional languages....
In Java you can increase the stack space with a command line option if you must.
Stack overflow signals an error.
Is infinite, what good will increasing the stack size do? Better to fail early than later.
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A hypothetical de-synthetisation of spacetime as a synthesys of space and time.
Question: is there space for time? Answer: Only if space is discrete.
The hypothesis:
In spacetime space is discrete, time is a quantity that is building up between points...
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Quark A hypothetical de-synthetisation of spacetime as a synthesys of space and time.
Question: is there space for time? Answer: Only if space is discrete.
The hypothesis:
In spacetime space is discrete, time is a quantity that is building up between ...
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I have two Haskell functions, both of which seem very similar to me. But the first one FAILS against infinite lists, and the second one SUCCEEDS against infinite lists. I have been trying for hours to nail down exactly why that is, but to no avail.
Both...
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FailsOnInfiniteList will use up an infinite amount of space and time before producing its first word with these infinite lists is that you have to produce something before you start demanding list at its arguments without calling....
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If time and space are truly infinite, then does it mean that somewhere there is a person typying this question? person called nigel typing the same words i am now, drinking a cold cofee, that is also considering a **** break, singing 'i'm leaning on the...
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Here's an infinite number protest that this is an infinite ....
"Infinite" does not mean "all possibilities occur".
The number of particleNo.
And who told you that time and space were infinite, anyway? Yes.
Imagination.
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No, thank you, I will stick to Kerbal Space Program, a game that at least can claim....
To be more of a Space sim (Newtonian physics) or more arcade style controls (Freelancer)?
I look will take you outwards from the object you are orbiting.
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GPS + Sensors. This combination has infinite possibilities.
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This topic has been moved to New Theories .
http://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=44049.0
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What is the most optimal way to find repetition in a infinite sequence of integers?
i.e. if in the infinite sequence the number '5' appears twice then we will return 'false' the first time and 'true' the second time.
In the end what we need is a function...
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Time complexity is optimal, as you need to at least read the input sequence's elements up)? Is a repetition even guaranteed... .
As an example: let's say you know that your infinite sequence has a general and space.
Down the space cost.
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