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>>76237 > По точно такой же логике не существует больших чисел. Они не построимы за реальное время. Как объектов да, не существует. Есть только правила, задающие процесс их построения. И в чем тут проблема? Предположим, что мир идей Платона есть, как и построенное множество N. И что это даёт? Ничего. Использовать реально большие числа все равно нельзя. А если разницы нет, зачем плотить больше. >>76238 > ты не заметил как неявно опять исходишь из того что N у тебя построено). Где я исхожу из так…
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https://host1.bitchan.onea door, not an ask — there is no amount to meet and nothing is owed. Sats sent here can be spent by the person who wrote this, and by nobody else.
tb1p5emz5w55yym99wvk2pl0p7v8sfqqe4zncx6z8wacrth6008c2xdsgl93t46ee455fb551f6122330f8f44ec157c25268aea5797ae7352b93e653c90d9075bor scan that with the device your wallet is on — it carries the same address and the same absence of an amount. The line of text above it is the door that needs no camera.
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