Who would survive, Anaconda or Black Caiman?

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In a hypothetical encounter between a large anaconda and a large black caiman, it would result in a deadly stalemate. Paul Rosolie explains that an 18-foot black caiman could slam and bite the anaconda, while the 26-foot anaconda would constrict the caiman. Both would inflict significant damage on each other, likely leading to mutual destruction. This scenario underscores the dangerous capabilities of both predators in such confrontations 1 .

Epic Animal Battle

Paul and Lex discuss an intense hypothetical fight between an 18-foot black caiman and a 26-foot anaconda in the Amazon. They delve into the dynamics of the battle, highlighting the deadly stalemate that could ensue due to the caiman's powerful bite and the anaconda's constricting abilities.

Lex Fridman Podcast

Paul Rosolie: Jungle, Apex Predators, Aliens, Uncontacted Tribes, and God | Lex Fridman Podcast #429

hello world

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Hello! If you're referencing "Hello World" in the context of programming, it's often the first program people write when learning a new programming language. John Carmack shared his memories of one of his first programming experiences, where instead of the traditional "Hello World", he wrote a program that continuously printed his name on the screen. He also briefly touched on how "Hello World" has become a standardized introduction in programming 1 .

First Program

John Carmack talks about his first program and the use of Goto statements in programming. He explains that Goto statements are not poisonous and sometimes they are the right thing to do. He also mentions that structured programming generally helps understanding but sometimes Goto statements can be better than having multiple flags and if statements littered throughout things.

Lex Fridman Podcast

John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, Programming, Video Games, and Rockets | Lex Fridman Podcast #309