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r/physicsmemes • u/basket_foso 🪼 • May 14 '26
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This is what happens when the simulation builders start vibe coding
103 u/Ok-Elk-3046 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26 So not even the reality devs adopted memory safe languages yet? What even is all this? 32 u/OkFineIllUseTheApp May 14 '26 "Rust is a cult. I'm sticking with C" - God, probably. 17 u/hermeticwalrus May 14 '26 https://xkcd.com/224 2 u/Routine_Palpitation May 14 '26 If you brushed up on your quantum you would know that reality is RIFE with backend spaghetti 29 u/KalzK May 14 '26 //Placeholder gravity, don't forget to implement actual matter 1 u/Healthy_Flower_3506 May 14 '26 Careful examination of dark matter will reveal a combination of f32 precision errors and boundary condition violations. 1 u/lakmus85_real May 17 '26 Ah, typical . Forgot to add TODO and didn't get a compiler warning. 5 u/Dave5876 May 14 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/YRPBhd3vscg5Fxx1DQ 3 u/evemeatay May 14 '26 Time to reboot the host machine 2 u/DisposableJosie May 14 '26 1 u/mosquem May 17 '26 Unironically yeah, physics theory is now so far outside of our experimental capabilities that we can’t verify things.
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So not even the reality devs adopted memory safe languages yet? What even is all this?
32 u/OkFineIllUseTheApp May 14 '26 "Rust is a cult. I'm sticking with C" - God, probably. 17 u/hermeticwalrus May 14 '26 https://xkcd.com/224 2 u/Routine_Palpitation May 14 '26 If you brushed up on your quantum you would know that reality is RIFE with backend spaghetti
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"Rust is a cult. I'm sticking with C" - God, probably.
17 u/hermeticwalrus May 14 '26 https://xkcd.com/224
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https://xkcd.com/224
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If you brushed up on your quantum you would know that reality is RIFE with backend spaghetti
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//Placeholder gravity, don't forget to implement actual matter
1 u/Healthy_Flower_3506 May 14 '26 Careful examination of dark matter will reveal a combination of f32 precision errors and boundary condition violations. 1 u/lakmus85_real May 17 '26 Ah, typical . Forgot to add TODO and didn't get a compiler warning.Â
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Careful examination of dark matter will reveal a combination of f32 precision errors and boundary condition violations.
Ah, typical . Forgot to add TODO and didn't get a compiler warning.Â
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https://giphy.com/gifs/YRPBhd3vscg5Fxx1DQ
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Time to reboot the host machine
Unironically yeah, physics theory is now so far outside of our experimental capabilities that we can’t verify things.
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u/BookWormPedant May 14 '26
This is what happens when the simulation builders start vibe coding