Posts made by Bill Dhivid

@Rose02 So you're curious and full of regrets

@Tim-Hamrick Right, a painter painted painting by closing his eyes and thinking about absolutely nothing in his mind, when he was done he found the lines , traces which shows he always knew what he was doing. Absolutely nothing would make him not to move his hands even.
Time traveling according to Hollywood imagination is not practical but a drama, time traveling with aspect of velocity is possible which intends to bend the space into wave forms and sail the ship to go beyond all the limits. Well it's too far from our current scenario of researches as it mostly dependent on dark matter and string theory.

@AllAboutGay 😂🤣😂

@Imduck yea , many good people are not here anymore. hope to enjoy your vibes back in the chat 🤟

@error-sans smart enough sans 👏

@error-sans oh, i think i know whom you mean, just let me know who's that, or you can take help of mods.
Don't let em affect you anyhow.

@Imduck just doing ok pal, with the grace lord.

@Imduck 🤭😂👍
How have you been ducky?long time man

Dear lord, Don't you feel sorry for them!
May lord's blessings potentially focused on you.

@Rose02 Good one👏clap clap..but
so dry, dance in the rain

@kaia_ true, how do you keep the balance between your education and your work.

@I-G-izoolivia right, comparatively physically we are tinier than tiny .

@kaia_ cool, i guess this question is best understood by you, you really are into this i didn't know that. How long have you been doing this?

@ABluebell actually i could do just this much here, this problem looks simpler but has more applications.
If you have a series of packages going to a series of addresses, you’ll want to take the optimal route. If you’re planning out your travelling route, from errand trips to road trips, you won’t want to waste time or mileage. And if you’re in the airline industry, the manufacturing industry, or the transportation industry, you’ll want to get your passengers and cargo to their destination as quickly and efficiently as possible.

But if your problem is too complex — if you have too many destinations, for example — you’ll only ever be able to come up with approximate solutions; you cannot be certain that you found the best route, or even one of the best routes. The solution you arrive at will be limited by your computational power and the quality of your algorithm. Some problems, quite simply, are hard to solve with classical computers.

@Indrid-Cold lol, try to do your best, my best wishes

@error-sans if that's what you feel , you should
My best wishes

It’s time to run your errands, and you’ve got multiple stops to make. From your house, you have to hit the supermarket, the gas station, and the hardware store, all before returning home. Assuming you know that you begin and end at your home, there are six possible routes you can take, as you can either hit:

1)first the supermarket, next the gas station, and then the hardware store,
2)first the supermarket, next the hardware store, and then the gas station,
3)first the gas station, next the supermarket, and then the hardware store,
4)first the gas station, next the hardware store, and then the supermarket,
5)first the hardware store, next the supermarket, and then the gas station, or
6)first the hardware store, next the gas station, and then the supermarket.

If you have any number of destinations that you have to visit, there will be one travel route that’s more efficient than all the rest: that wastes the least amount of time and distance travelling between them.

This type of problem, despite its simplicity, actually has a large number of practical applications. (And no, not only for people named Santa Claus.)

@nightshifter W...O...W

@Sparkle52 ![Happy Birthday]
Keep Sparkling Dear Sparkle

@Von-Voyage 🤟👉The stars above, they can do nothin’,
But we can change this world we live in.👌