← Back to context Comment by dapperdrake 1 day ago No assumption holds for all environments.Posh example: Axiom of choice. 4 comments dapperdrake Reply naasking 19 hours ago There are definitely some assumptions that hold for all environments. For instance, "all resources are finite". eszed 18 hours ago Aye, but in many cases a theoretical limit can be ignored in practice. (Stupid example: I need more cooling = "I need more fans", not "I'm running out of air".) naasking 11 hours ago Finite resources are a common problem though. 1 reply →
naasking 19 hours ago There are definitely some assumptions that hold for all environments. For instance, "all resources are finite". eszed 18 hours ago Aye, but in many cases a theoretical limit can be ignored in practice. (Stupid example: I need more cooling = "I need more fans", not "I'm running out of air".) naasking 11 hours ago Finite resources are a common problem though. 1 reply →
eszed 18 hours ago Aye, but in many cases a theoretical limit can be ignored in practice. (Stupid example: I need more cooling = "I need more fans", not "I'm running out of air".) naasking 11 hours ago Finite resources are a common problem though. 1 reply →
There are definitely some assumptions that hold for all environments. For instance, "all resources are finite".
Aye, but in many cases a theoretical limit can be ignored in practice. (Stupid example: I need more cooling = "I need more fans", not "I'm running out of air".)
Finite resources are a common problem though.
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