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it does not pertain to - traducción al español

ENGLISH PHRASE
Does Not Compute; Cannot compute; That does not compute; Do not compute; Does not compute!

it does not pertain to      
no es apropiado, no corresponde, no viene al caso
easy does it         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Easy does it; Easy Does It (disambiguation)
poco a poco
believe it or not         
  • A Ripley's Believe It or Not! designed [[Paddington Bear]] statue in London, one of fifty auctioned for the [[NSPCC]]
  • Ripley's Believe It Or Not museum at Innovative Film City in Bangalore, India
  • Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Ocean City, Maryland
  • Ripley's BION Niagara Falls
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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Believe it or Not; Believe it or not; Believe It or Not (disambiguation)
aunque usted no lo crea, aquí donde usted me ve, aunque parezca mentira

Definición

post-it
post-it (ingl.; n. comercial; pronunc. [póstit]) m. Hoja pequeña de papel, pegada a otras semejantes en forma de bloc, que se usa para escribir notas y pegarlas en el lugar oportuno.

Wikipedia

Does not compute

"Does not compute", and variations of it, is a phrase often uttered by computers, robots, and other artificial intelligences in popular culture. The phrase indicates a type of cognitive dissonance on the part of the machine in question. The expression of the phrase "does not compute" by robots or computers attempting to process emotions, contradictions or paradoxes is frequently satirized in popular culture, often leading to the machine's inaction, malfunction or self-destruction. The phrase was used as a catchphrase by the television show My Living Doll in 1964. It was further popularized in Lost in Space (1965) as a catchphrase often uttered by The Robot character.

The problem of how to hold the result of a computation that is not a number is genuine (for example, 1/0) and represented a problem for early computers that would experience divide-by-zero errors or other mathematical paradoxes that software had not yet been written to deal with, leading to a computer crash. The NaN and related data types were invented to solve this problem.