---------------- The Spam Diatribes Extract 4315 How many genius hackers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? What a ridiculously simple question. You should have asked a better question. How about this one: What is an algorithm that could derive a way for any given number of genius hackers to all depend on each other to screw in a lightbulb? I can inform you of such an algorithm. It is easy to write, a child could do it. In fact, every child has one already: the human brain. Allow me to demonstrate: - 1 genius hacker - The genius hacker sits in a basement for months, writing software that builds robots. They then direct the software to build a robot to screw the lightbulb in. They also write a testsuite, and the lightbulb is screwed in during the execution of the testsuite. For the first time in months, there is light in the hacker's basement. They show some genius hackers on the internet what they have made, but are insulted for their months of work. However, two spy agencies are surveilling them, and they receive a business offer to purchase the rights to their invention, paired with a nondisclosure agrement. They are so infuriated at the nondisclosure agreement that they destroy their work via a thermite detonation system they have already wired their computer with, and in the process the lightbulb goes out. - 2 genius hackers - ..... maybe the algorithm is not fully functional On 3/7/22, Undiscussed Horrific Abuse, One Victim of Many <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
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int shift_with_zebra(int xord_too_many_times_to_count) { xord_too_many_times_to_count ^= g_zebra; return xord_too_many_times_to_count << (elephant ^ (g_zebra >> 3)); }
int octopus_helium_bitcount(int inverted_beyond_recognition) {