if you're not doing anything wrong, a government that is doing something wrong may not like it

This, exactly.

And governments are always doing something wrong...

Example of hacking with less general purpose computational models.

I imagine for example that some implementations were made fast enough to meet a requirement with some very hard algorithms.

Imagine you're a character in a Lord of the Rings novel. And math is the imaginary landscape that you are going on an adventure through. When a number is irrational, it is not easy to work with compared to natural numbers. So they're marking the map as a hard pass in the mountain ridge that is on your journey, assuming you want to explore that world.

I wonder if dry reading means written without the influence of drink. I couldn't find an answer online. But, if so, it would be ironic to describe a stat book that ignored a brewer as dry.

I buy Jansport because the zippers never break.

YKK zippers?

was it a car or a cat I saw?

The results seem so clinical or academic now. I want to read what freaks write. I often add the word reddit to my search or other platforms tags to get more opinionated and personal content.

Are all the visible wavelengths present in equal magnitude? It looks yellow to me.

According to [1] actually

> it emits most of its energy around 500 nm, which is close to blue-green light

then further down

> Here on Earth, the atmosphere plays a role in the color of the sun. Since shorter wavelength blue light is scattered more efficiently than longer wavelength red light, we lose some of the blue tint of the sun as sunlight passes through the atmosphere. In addition, all wavelengths of visible light passing through our atmosphere are attenuated so that the light that reaches our eyes does not immediately saturate the cone receptors. This allows the brain to perceive color from the image with a little less blue – yellow

[1] https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/what-color-sun

We might want to be quiet until we have a better idea of our surroundings.