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[Computer Science] What are the point of 64 bit programs? When I code 32 bit programs I can still store 32 bit numbers with basically no extra effort. Are there any other advantages?

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There are smallest units of matter, is there a smallest unit of time? Basically, does the universe have a "refresh rate" or can you measure time in infinitely small units, with no limit on how short they get?

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Could electromagnetic radiation of a certain frequency be viewed as some base frequency photon being time dialated proportionally to its energy?

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Antimatter into a black hole.

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Are there any examples of perfect spheres/circles in nature?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[Computer Science] What are the point of 64 bit programs? When I code 32 bit programs I can still store 32 bit numbers with basically no extra effort. Are there any other advantages?	21
There are smallest units of matter, is there a smallest unit of time? Basically, does the universe have a "refresh rate" or can you measure time in infinitely small units, with no limit on how short they get?	6
Could electromagnetic radiation of a certain frequency be viewed as some base frequency photon being time dialated proportionally to its energy?	5
Antimatter into a black hole.	2
Are there any examples of perfect spheres/circles in nature?	1