Brainrot Badlands
When your friend drops an 18% on the BC exam, how would you describe your friend?
What is Cooked?
A variable type that holds whole numbers
What is an integer
NOT ( NOT ( NOT ( NOT ( NOT ( FALSE ) ) ) ) )
What is TRUE
What is NVIDIA famous for inventing?
What are GPUs?
What protocol is used by websites to serve website content?
What is HyperText Transfer Protocol?
What did Baby Gronk do?
What is rizzing up Livvy Dunn?
How a computer takes in information from the world.
What is input?
In general, a programming construct that allows for a block of code to be repeated multiple times.
What is a Loop
What computational model used in ML is inspired by the human brain?
What are Artificial Neural Networks?
If you shoot a 200 pump in Fortnite but it takes a full second to register the elim since you're on Middle Eastern servers, what networking concept is to blame?
What is Ping?
Brainrot quote/question from squidward
What is "Erm what the sigma?"
A binary digit with two possible values, 0 or 1.
What is a bit?
Define library in the context of software development
What is a collection of pre-written code
The year the first smartphone voice assistant was introduced.
What is 2011?
What does NordVPN claim in every other YouTube video that their VPN can do?
What is IP obfuscation?
Which mukbanger is two steps ahead?
A single color channel in RGB can have how many values?
What is 256?
What rule holds true for constant variables?
What is immutability?
What algorithm is used to train neural networks using calculus to minimize their error function?
What is Gradient Descent?
What word that utilizes alliteration can replace the "Warriors" in "LinkedIn Warriors"?
What are Lunatics?
How many booms?
What is FIVE?
1,073,741,824 bytes or 2^30 bytes.
What is a Gibibyte
What sorting algorithm involves swapping adjacent elements in a list?
What is Bubble Sort?
What ensemble learning technique iteratively improves upon weak classifiers to create one strong classifier?
What is Boosting?
What asymmetric cryptography method, now replaced by Diffie-Hellman, was commonly used for key exchange over an untrusted channel?
What is RSA encryption?