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[AristosQueue (NI)]

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@Ben wrote:

Queue-BYTE?

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See "cubit" 🙂

[Jacobson-ni]

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@AristosQueue (NI) wrote:

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See "cubit" 🙂

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I thought you were trying to make a qubit reference but this makes much more sense. Well, as much sense as measuring things with cubits can possibly be.

[Ben]

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@Jacobson-ni wrote:

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@AristosQueue (NI) wrote:

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See "cubit" 🙂

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I thought you were trying to make a qubit reference but this makes much more sense. Well, as much sense as measuring things with cubits can possibly be.

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I am familiar with a "cubit" and use it regularly particularly when working in the woods. "Is a log long enough to bridge a stream?" for example.

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My point was related to the "bit" part since there is no "bit" data type in LabVIEW. Even Booleans are (?) are actually 16  bit (correct me if I am wrong). There are bit-wise operations but they operate on U8s or larger.

So no "bit" only "bits".

Splitting hairs I admit.

As an old guy that has actually seen and trouble-shot a bad bit I just had to make the distinction.

The original joke was rather clever and I liked it.

Ben

[AristosQueue (NI)]

[Hooovahh]

Saw this on Reddit and wanted to share.

[alexderjuengere]

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@Hooovahh wrote:

Saw this on Reddit and wanted to share

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why would you feed the blue I32 array constant into the build array primitive?

[wiebe@CARYA]

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@alexderjuengere wrote:

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@Hooovahh wrote:

Saw this on Reddit and wanted to share

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why would you feed the blue I32 array constant into the build array primitive?

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Because then the result is IP IP Array? Without it it will just be IP IP.

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[Hooovahh]

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@alexderjuengere wrote:

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@Hooovahh wrote:

Saw this on Reddit and wanted to share

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why would you feed the blue I32 array constant into the build array primitive?

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So the output would be "IP IP Array", and sound like "Hip Hip Hurray".

[Intaris]

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@AristosQueue (NI) wrote:

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@Ben wrote:

Queue-BYTE?

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See "cubit" 🙂

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Of course, if we assimilate "to be or not to be" with "cubit" we get "Qubit"

[Eric1977]

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@Hooovahh wrote:

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So the output would be "IP IP Array", and sound like "Hip Hip Hurray".

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I read that as "Hip Hop Horray" and thought "Hoovahh must be a Naughty by Nature fan."