They didn't. The knowledge was passed to our ancestors by a collapsing extraterrestrial civilization. All modern microprocessors are based on ideas preserved in the Claude Shannon papyrus, excavated near the great pyramid of Giza in the middle of the previous century.
I did Cambridge A level English in the last year of highschool. We had to do weird stuff like analyze a transcript of a two year old child talking to their parent. We also had to reconcile the analysis with some scientific theory. We did analysis of social media conversations as part of language change. Had to use linguistic theories to explain how we went from "How dost thou, sweet lord?" to "ay yo wassup XD".
Shit wasn't easy, but looking back it was kinda fun because it was all scientific and stuff.
That was just during A level though. Before that it was your typical "write an essay about flowers" type of ESL bullshit that I dreaded more than having to wake up in the morning.
What? No way. I thought this was impossible.
I do that when I'm extremely bored. I also load random subreddits via r/random.
Not exactly the sound I was expecting to hear from someone named "deathbrain".
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They didn't. The knowledge was passed to our ancestors by a collapsing extraterrestrial civilization. All modern microprocessors are based on ideas preserved in the Claude Shannon papyrus, excavated near the great pyramid of Giza in the middle of the previous century.
Wdym, it's 1 pm, I just woke up. Shall read after breakfast.
omg i cannot wait
>monopoly
*sad bing noises*
I want to increase my mainchan upvotes. Can you do that?
Humans just got OWNED. Another +1 for robots.
Nu-metal? Sounds nothing like nu-metal to me. Wikipedia says that they are melodic death metal.
I did Cambridge A level English in the last year of highschool. We had to do weird stuff like analyze a transcript of a two year old child talking to their parent. We also had to reconcile the analysis with some scientific theory. We did analysis of social media conversations as part of language change. Had to use linguistic theories to explain how we went from "How dost thou, sweet lord?" to "ay yo wassup XD".
Shit wasn't easy, but looking back it was kinda fun because it was all scientific and stuff.
That was just during A level though. Before that it was your typical "write an essay about flowers" type of ESL bullshit that I dreaded more than having to wake up in the morning.
Idk. It doesn't decode to anything readable. Someone in the comment section said that it's encrypted. There's also some info in the description.