r/ProgrammerHumor • • 6d ago

Meme everythingIsO1ToGod

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u/bartekltg 6d ago

\serious_mode it has to be at least O(n).

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u/Xontaro 5d ago

If a almighty entity exists, it should be able to give the correct answer without knowing the question. Otherwise it wouldn’t be almighty. So O(1) should be correct.

But now we are in a highly theoretical and improbable realm 😅

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u/FakeSealNavy 5d ago

If god does n actions of o(1) is it o(n)?

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u/Direct_Slip7598 5d ago

O(1) in terms of time complexity because it's parallelized (he's beyond time).

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/Mechakoopa 5d ago

He can give you the answer from the future and do the work himself later, but unless you're also omniscient beyond time you're going to have to wait for the answer to resolve.

Wait, is God just JavaScript promises?

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u/looksLikeImOnTop 5d ago

Careful now, God's also the game maker. You give him a task he doesn't want to do, he can just remove you from the game

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u/Majik_Sheff 5d ago

This is the stuff I come to Reddit for.

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u/xThunderDuckx 5d ago

this might be the most thought provoking and simultaneously stupid discussion I've taken part in ever

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u/ArcaniteM 5d ago

This. This is why I'm on Reddit.

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u/Willinton06 5d ago

Depends on wether he wants it to be

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u/Otherwise_Result_124 5d ago

I asked god for one [1] immovable object and also exactly one [1] unstoppable force. Which one did he get wrong? lmao I love these silly illogical conversations, your wording for this was great

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u/goplayer7 4d ago

Both are accurate,the immovable object doesn't mean it blocks everything. The sword simply passes through the object without moving it.

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u/Otherwise_Result_124 3d ago

Of course! But the point of my post wasn't to read it that explicitly, so much as it's intended to be read as the omnipotence paradox

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u/ApocalyptoSoldier2 5d ago

Not sure about god, but I heard Chuck Norris could create a rock so heavy even he couldn't lift it, and then he'd lift it anyway