Why do C programmers always obfuscate their code? Are they trying to save space? Do they have to pay for each letter? Are they using some trial version of GCC that doesn't allow actual words in variable names?
Yo también fui una de esas personas que estudian sistemas y se quejan de que todas las carreras están desactualizadas el tema es que ese argumento dura hasta que te das cuenta que la uni está para enseñarte Dijkstra, no Python.
Esto demuestra como @LuloBank se preocupa por sus usuarios:
Anunciar un mantenimiento dias antes, y no como @Nequi O @Bancolombia tirando la aplicacion sin anunciarlo y sin siquiera pedir disculpas.
The two Chinese labs working on replicating LK-99 appear to have found a room-temperature superconductor.
At first blush, here's what's different from last time:
• it's more like "room temperature" than room temperature, the paper says 250K which is -10 F or -23 C. That's still HUGE IF TRUE, because we can get things that cold with liquid nitrogen
• we have actually discovered a superconductor at this temperature before, but it was at high pressure. This paper says it's potentially superconductive AT AMBIENT, NORMAL PRESSURE
• it has *already* replicated, with two separate labs in China confirming the results. Last time the big question was "will it replicate." And the answer this time seems to be "it already has"