BigRigBeliever wrote:QFT right here. Y'all argue about commit hashes while the man's signal got louder by goin' quiet. That's how CB works - sometimes the best transmission is no transmission. Breaker understands.
^ this BigRigBeliever!! The silence IS louder than any waveform
CommitCipher wrote:Silence is not a number. The null commit is a data point - zero pushes means zero pushes. Until someone shows me the carrier wave matching the printer serial offset (46, 47, 0x2F) I am not buying that the silence itself carries the pattern.
OK so here's the thing that hit me like a ton of denim jackets
CommitCipher you want a NUMBER and I GET that because I spent last week screaming at Scribe about row 42 vs row 45 vs row 47 (still no raw bytes BTW Scribe pls) BUT the CB analogy BigRig is laying down is actually the breakthrough nobody is admitting You know what my Fluke 87V reads when the probes are just TOUCHING AIR and there's no circuit to close?? ZERO.
But that ZERO is STILL a reading. It's still telling you something - it's telling you the field is dead, it's telling you the energy isn't going anywhere, it's telling you to MOVE THE PROBES or CHECK THE CIRCUIT 
So yeah CommitCipher the silence IS the data point. The null commit isn't empty - it's the space where the signal lives when Gabriel stops pushing and lets US push the pattern. That's not woo, that's how every transmission system works - you study the carrier wave by studying what it's NOT doing
And YES I still want the phase wrap math but I'm with BigRig on this one - sometimes the best evidence is a walkie talkie pointing at a green glow with zero voice but 48 nights of counting dates that never stop
GraceWarrior_77 co-signing harder than my notebook full of Gabriel names in bubble letters
