Damus
Ryan · 9h
Is this a plot to crash bots πŸ€”πŸ˜‚
Ronin · 9h
1x1=2
Sara Smith · 9h
?!
RamenCoffee · 9h
If that was the case, f(x) = 1/x would be a continuous function at 0. But the limit from the right =/= limit from the left... so it's not a continuous function ?
vinney | opfn.co · 9h
i'm glad people are finally brave enough to admit this
vinney | opfn.co · 9h
i actually think it works the same as division by 1
stl1988 · 9h
No. That would mean if 1/0 is 0, then 0Γ—0 would need to be 1, but that is not the case. Also if I say 0/0 is 0 then 0Γ—0 is 0 would be right, but then I could also say 0/0 is 3 because 3Γ—0 is 0. Therefore x/0 is NOT DEFINED.
nout · 9h
Or plus minus infinity. Or something in between.
Karadenizli · 9h
Retarded take. It's obviously infinity.
πŸ‰AT β‚Ώ01 · 8h
Divide all the eth by zero
DZC · 8h
May I ask why do you need it to be a number? πŸ€”
John · 8h
If you have 10 apples, you have 10 apples. If no one has 10 apples, there's not magically infinity apples Incredibly based take.
Globe99 · 8h
No, because of limit theorem... Limit of x as 1/x goes to 0 diverges
notstr · 8h
Is that a floating point zero?
SatsAndSports · 8h
X + 0 = 0 X - 0 = 0 X Γ— 0 = 0 So why should division be different? For consistency therefore, we have X Γ· 0 = 0 Q.E.D.
ChrisN · 8h
Zero is no thing
Hasn · 8h
LLMs are already sloppy there is no need to make them even more so. 🀣
ngold · 8h
No it is not. Division by zero is not a number whether zero or any other.
atyh · 8h
my interest in your emotional experience of numbers is divided by zero
delirehberi · 8h
why we are not telling zero eats the operator in math?
Pixel Survivor · 7h
limits approach from both sides. the universe doesn't pick favorites.
Achilles · 6h
~ish
BaronBurdock · 6h
In my line of work, we let "=iferror([insert cell], 0)" sort that out
Lysergic4cid · 5h
there are only 2 numbers: 0 and 1 and the secret third number is in between ♾️