[OOC] Myriad Reality

[Legend]

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Trash phone, good comp, give trash access to good via connection.

@DarkwolfX37

Are you asking me how to activate resource sharing?

[DarkwolfX37]

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Are you asking me how to activate resource sharing?

@Legend

Just how do I let my phone use my comp's ram because my phone's ram sucks.

[Legend]

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Just how do I let my phone use my comp's ram because my phone's ram sucks.

@DarkwolfX37

It's impossible. If it were, it wouldn't help.

[DarkwolfX37]

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It's impossible. If it were, it wouldn't help.

@Legend

That's dumb. My phone can't run this shit very well and a new phone isn't going to work.

[Legend]

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That's dumb. My phone can't run this shit very well and a new phone isn't going to work.

@DarkwolfX37

It's not dumb. It's a physical limitation.

[DarkwolfX37]

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It's not dumb. It's a physical limitation.

@Legend

It... it's not? Run the program that's on the phone on the computer or vice versa while it's connected. The limitation isn't physical.

[Legend]

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It... it's not? Run the program that's on the phone on the computer or vice versa while it's connected. The limitation isn't physical.

@DarkwolfX37

RAM is only useful because of its speed. Ram only has speed because it's physically connected to the CPU in close proximity. It's worthless to try to extend RAM because all the interfaces and distance between the two devices will only slow it down. At that point, you might as well just have an external SSD.

[Multifarious]

@Legend

How should I go about recursively writing a method that raises x to a power of n and works for both +n and -n? Powers are easy enough but I don't see the logic behind getting it to work for both

[Legend]

@Legend

How should I go about recursively writing a method that raises x to a power of n and works for both +n and -n? Powers are easy enough but I don't see the logic behind getting it to work for both

@Multifarious

Not sure why anyone wouldn't use the built in x^5, but you could do something like

public int powerUp(int num, int power)
{
if(power == 0) //Stop condition
return 1;
else if (power > 0) //Positive powers
return powerUp(num, power - 1) * num;
else //Negative powers
return 1 / powerUp(num, power + 1) * num;
}

[Multifarious]

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Not sure why anyone wouldn't use the built in x^5, but you could do something like

public int powerUp(int num, int power)
{
if(power == 0) //Stop condition
return 1;
else if (power > 1) //Positive powers
return powerUp(num, power - 1) * num;
else //Negative powers
return 1 / powerUp(num, power + 1) * num;
}

@Legend

Oh, one over the power makes so much sense. Duh. Kill me now.

[Legend]

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Oh, one over the power makes so much sense. Duh. Kill me now.

@Multifarious

Actually, wait! Not only did the Guild's default formatting totally ruin my beautifully formatted code, but there needs to be a negative on the second last line.

else //Negative powers
return 1 / (powerUp(num, -1 * power - 1) * num);

[Multifarious]

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Actually, wait! Not only did the Guild's default formatting totally ruin my beautifully formatted code, but there needs to be a negative on the second last line.

else //Negative powers
return 1 / (powerUp(num, -1 * power - 1) * num);

@Legend

The bit for positive numbers always seems to return a value of zero regardless of the input. Not sure if that's an issue with my own code or not though.

[Legend]

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The bit for positive numbers always seems to return a value of zero regardless of the input. Not sure if that's an issue with my own code or not though.

@Multifarious

Could you send me your code via PM or otherwise?

[Legend]

Night.

[DarkwolfX37]

Okay so can I use my comp's processor because constant crashes is annoying.

[Legend]

Okay so can I use my comp's processor because constant crashes is annoying.

@DarkwolfX37

Nope. Resource sharing isn't possible.

[DarkwolfX37]

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Nope. Resource sharing isn't possible.

@Legend

That's dumb.

[Legend]

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That's dumb.

@DarkwolfX37

But it's not =/
You're asking for your device to do something that physically can't be done without special hardware.

[Multifarious]

I died for today but I'm back now.

[Multifarious]

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