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1:07 AM
What is the capital of Russia
?
 
2:02 AM
R
 
 
1 hour later…
3:12 AM
someone told men are all animals
my MSc lab mate said that.
so many ants. It turns out it's caused by the bottle of a lemon fermented milk.
Hypocrite exemplifies that assertion men are all animals.
 
example doesnt prove the general case, dont lose faith in humanity
 
Hypocrite's home is like a beast's den.
@CalvinKhor Hypocrite touches me whenever he finds a chance he wishes. I don't feel any justification for that.
 
are you still meeting him? probably shouldnt
 
he said his pat is to love and treasure when I turned him down.
I don't feel any justification of his claim for this.
I just met him on Monday for taking my luggage from his place.
 
3:30 AM
just smile and say meaningless nice things so that he gives you your stuff, then when he's no longer useful go far far away
 
@CalvinKhor you don't know he was wayward. That day he insisted I called him when I arrive his place before 8: 15 even though I said I can't call because my phone card has been overdue. Then when I arrived his place, I asked the guard to contact him using various ways, calling him by both kinds of phones, pressing his home bell, but he didn't respond to all.
then the guard asked me to directly go to his room to find him.
then when I went there, I knocked his door for long, but he didn't open his ddor.
then finally I determined to open his door on my own.
when I opened, I found he was not in.
and that's when 8:15 just passed.
obviously he was fooling me around.
so I determined to take my luggage on my own.
when I took my luggage and was going to leave, he came back.
 
@CalvinKhor Can you please suggest me a book which teaches the kinemarics of rigid bodies, things like Center of mass, acceleration of Center of mass and rotational kinemarics (it should be introductory book, not advanced)?
 
3:45 AM
I am so hungry. Can you send me a breakfast?
 
haha come to malaysia there's plenty of good food
@Knight no, sorry i dont know a book like this :(
this sounds like the sort of things I studied up to A-levels i think
 
My MSc advisor asked me to find books on differential geometry on my own when I was a beginner of it.
 
what is rotational kinematics, circular motion?
@CaptainBohemian how did you open the door, you had a key?
 
@CalvinKhor yes
 
i see
 
3:51 AM
well, I don't any rationalization that he was wayward.
I didn't pick two phone calls he called me that day. But I just failed to pick them accidently.
 
what books on diff geom did you end up using? I still don't know it very well
@AmandaMacaurenni hello!
 
or I turned down his harassment previously?
I have no obligation to be harassed by him.
 
he asked me to go to dine with him, but I turned him down every time?
first, he never invited me to eat when I am hungry.
he always invited me to eat when I just ate.
second, he not only didn't treat me but also borrowed money from me when he invited me to dine together previously.
 
how did you end up living with such a weird person
 
3:57 AM
you need to study linear algebra and diff eqs before you begin diff geom, right?
 
@CalvinKhor I just turned down all his invitations to hang out with him or dine with him or go to his school with him when he wants to look for his MSc supervisor and turned down his harassment by asking to do chores or asking him not to disturb my serious work.
 
@AmandaMacaurenni Yes, you definitely need to know basic things like change of coordinates and invertibility of linear maps to understand what a manifold is; diff equations are used to define geodesics but i think you can 'pretend' you understand that more easily
 
ahh... i didn't finish calc III yet :(
*didn't even
 
@CalvinKhor I studied a book about geometry for physics.
 
do you remember the name? I don't mind getting by with a "physicist understanding" i.e. less proofs (not insulting physicists) for now
 
4:05 AM
@CalvinKhor did you study diff eqs?
 
@satan29 yeah, btw it could be done without differentiating.
 
i didn't study em yet, but i think i have a question that concerns it
 
@AmandaMacaurenni post it, but i need to leave soon
 
ahh... okay
 
Hypocrite asked me to study general relativity with him, and I just didn't reply him.
because I don't think he really wants to do that. He probably just wants to find chance to harass me.
 
4:09 AM
@CaptainBohemian where?
 
@SMSheikh by Facebook
 
Ok
 
I am going to eat. I am really hungry.
as long as I wake, I get hungry soon.
and that's usually I feel the most hungry.
so I always eat a great amount for my breakfast if I do eat.
 
@CaptainBohemian consider counting caleries?
 
when I do count, I always try to eat the food which has higher caleries.
I guess peanut has very high caleries because it staves off hunger more effectively than other food.
last night I ate taro with pearls and milk.
 
4:19 AM
@CalvinKhor when i was studying SHM i came across $ F = kx $ which is essentially the diff eq $ y'' = ky $, right? now this eq, to my observation, can have two solutions (and in reality, maybe more). one of them is of the form i saw on those chapters, $ y = c_1 cos(kx + c_2) $.
the other is, $ y = c_1 e^{ \sqrt{k} x + c_2} $, which i end up finding on the internet after a failed attempt to derive eqs for SHM by myself. so, my question is, i have satisfied the diff eq. so can i use the second eq as an eq for SHM too? if not, why?
 
it should be both $k$ or both $\sqrt k$ but they are both the same
oh wait no, you need $\sqrt k ix$, not $\sqrt k x$
oh wait no sorry im about to leave lol so trying to rush it out
the second equation probably doesnt satisfy the initial conditions
ill come back and have a better look gtg
 
sure :)
 
4:38 AM
did I miss something
 
@AmandaMacaurenni you should define if k is positive or not. In shm we F=-Kx because it is restoring force. And by this you will get sin or cos function only
 
talking about captain hook's law?
ahh odes
 
brb I remember I haven't completed it yet ;_;
64 out of 500+
;_;
(removed) too
 
@NoseBleed that's in spring . It is obvious that it will be minus for shm
 
4:49 AM
I pretend to not know a thing at first then when I know something that's when I am the most dangerous so it's good for me to shut my mouth up for a moment in differential equation lol
lord Calvin is online?
what is SHM?
harmonic motion?
be back after I finish ode
 
5:11 AM
@NoseBleed SHM, simple harmonic motion
 
5:27 AM
@AmandaMacaurenni Hello
 
5:45 AM
@Knight Hi :)
 
6:05 AM
Sorry I can't help in it right now. I am just in structural stability and bifurcation
;_;
in diff
@Knight greetings
u r offline
 
ah hey, no problem :)
 
greetings everyone
 
@NoseBleed Hola Nose
@AmandaMacaurenni Are you Italian?
@JohnRennie Hi
@satan29 Greetings Satan
 
No, are you?
 
@AmandaMacaurenni no :(
What’s your country?
 
6:20 AM
England
Why do you ask? You like Italy?
 
@AmandaMacaurenni Your profile says Bangladesh
 
ah shit ... busted :')
so i uh kind of made this fake acc for idk why... could come handy someday but anyway i ended up using it for general purposes
 
what is capital of England?
 
@NoseBleed I don’t think you are really a German
 
@Knight guess my capital
 
6:24 AM
london?
 
it's N
 
@NoseBleed I don’t know, you tell
 
capital N
I will let you guys guess my country
 
What is N?
@JohnRennie Sir please see this
3 hours ago, by Knight
@CalvinKhor Can you please suggest me a book which teaches the kinemarics of rigid bodies, things like Center of mass, acceleration of Center of mass and rotational kinemarics (it should be introductory book, not advanced)?
 
Nosebleed's Capital
Go buy some classical Mechanics book
it will teach you that you mentioned
 
6:28 AM
@Knight I don't know to be honest. I'm out of touch with physics textbooks these days.
 
john rennie's book must be outdated
Rice university has this kind of book you just go search university physics
it has 2 to 3 volume
books
 
Basic mechanics is just three equations so you hardly need a book.
 
good introduction book
 
It gets a lot more complicated when you start introducing Lagrangian mechanics, but that's degree level stuff.
 
@Knight are you from India btw
 
6:33 AM
So hot
Cleaning is so time consuming.
 
M night owl so see u in darkness
brain.exe stopped working
 
Last night when I stopped cleaning, I found it had been over 3:20 am.
I feel my arms are aching
It turns out doing the laundry exercises my muscles so much.
I want to be cooled down
 
7:04 AM
@NoseBleed No! Where you’re from?
 
@Knight it's 3:14 here
Not kidding
r u undergraduate
 
7:25 AM
@Knight resnick,halliday is a classic...
 
@satan29 @NoseBleed Resnick or Sears and Zancky doesn’t have topics like : rolling without slipping, frictional torque. These topics are asked in Irodov’s problem book
 
apart from RH i only of indian textbooks.....
@Knight oh come on, i am pretty sure it has Rolling without slipping
 
@satan29 Not explicitly in a section
 
theres an entire chapter on rolling, torque and angular momentum..
chapter 11 in my edition
 
@satan29 Rolling without slipping, rotation caused by friction is something very rare to have. Irodov stress on these topics too much.
 
7:33 AM
@Knight these topics are definitely not rare
 
Send me the image where “rolling without slipping” phrase has come and I shall decide if it will work for me.
 
satan is right
not rare
 
@Knight page 278...
 
@satan29 You won’t find them in French’s Newtonian Mechanics, Taylor’s Mechanics, Goldstein Mechanics
@satan29 Thanks
 
afaik these topics are way too elementary for them to be included in texts like AP french or goldstein...
 
7:34 AM
Maybe I will go for STEP this November :)
@satan29 AP French is introductory
And these topics are the most advanced topics for Newtonian Mechanics, after them we get Lagrangian
 
youve got to be kidding me
every JEE textbook has covered these topics extensively
 
@satan29 Depends on you :) because I’m serious
 
and theres nothing "advanced" about them.......
 
@satan29 So, suggest me some JEE books with links on eBay
 
youll realise it when you read it
@Knight ill say: HC verma, Cengage:mechanics (part 1 and 2) have covered these in reasonable depth.
or better, just ask a reference request based question on the main-site
 
7:43 AM
@satan29 If possible give me the eBay links for them.
@NoseBleed I think you’re from South
 
south what?
south pole u mean?
south America
south Africa
south asia
 
@NoseBleed South states
 
antipodal
 
@NoseBleed You’re far too energetic.
I really admire your naughtiness :)
Actually, people from south are just like you
 
well you need to master euclidean geometry to know where I am lol
 
7:53 AM
Hahahahaha
Well, of course it doesn’t matter
We are all brothers
 
When I do a groundbreaking discovery. I will reveal my location.
 
Deal
 
For now have a 🍗
YouTube is recommending good videos after watching lots of mind bending indian physics video.
I think we should learn Chinese and Hindi in order to search brilliant videos like this.
Why is Chaos Theory is already showing up in ODE.
Also concept of topology already appears in Euclidean geometry and Chaos theory
That implied by metric space ;_;
@Knight I didn't mean that one though
see rice university one
 
 
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10:24 AM
@NoseBleed Okay
@JohnRennie Sir I have a question? You free now?
 
@Knight yes
 
An elevator is connected to its main cabin at the top of the building, suddenly it's wire (by which it was connected to the main cabin) breaks and starts hanging, the man inside the elevator catches the string and is pulling the strings so as to keep the whole system in equilibrium. What will be the weight of the man?
Given: mass of man = 100 kg, mass of elevator = 40 kg.
 
I don't understand the question ...
If the cable breaks aren't the elevator and the man falling freely?
 
I too don't know, but when I asked for clarification the questioner said "the elevator was on a pulley system, so when the cable breaks, the part which was connected to the elevator started hanging down and then man catches it"
 
That's kind of vague ...
I would guess it means something like this:
 
10:36 AM
Oh you beaten me
You are really a revenge-full man
:)
(How you got Einstein ?)
 
I found the image somewhere on the web and added it to my clipart collection.
 
So, we can assume that when the wire got broken the elevator was at rest.
 
The question asks what happens at equilibrium so the man and the elevator are not moving.
 
Yes
 
10:43 AM
We are asked the find the weight (which I think means the normal force from the floor of elevator)
 
That's the diagram with all the forces drawn in.
 
yes
 
Since the man and the elevator are not accelerating the net force on them has to be zero. This gives us two equations:
For the man: $T + N = mg$
For the elevator $T = Mg + N$
Solve for $N$.
 
Sir
I thought for the elevator we have $$T= (M+m)g$$
 
The elevator exerts an upwards force $N$ on the man.
 
10:45 AM
Yes
 
If the elevator were just sitting on the ground with no rope and the man inside it then we would have $N=mg$
But in this case there is the additional force due to the tension in the rope.
 
Yes, the tension in the rope has caused the man to be lifted just a little
 
Oops, I just realised I misread your post. Yes you can write $T = (M+m)g$
 
"lifted just a little" means the normal contact force is reduced
 
Either way we get two simultaneous equations in $N$ and $T$ that we can solve to get the values.
 
10:48 AM
@JohnRennie Second equation will be free from $N$, right?
 
Yes
 
But sir what about this argument of mine,
2 mins ago, by Knight
Yes, the tension in the rope has caused the man to be lifted just a little
2 mins ago, by Knight
"lifted just a little" means the normal contact force is reduced
 
If I solve for $N$ I get $N = \tfrac12(m-M)g$
 
9 mins ago, by John Rennie
For the man: $T + N = mg$
 
Are there any universities that admit physics majors with low cgpa to pursue master's degree
 
10:54 AM
$$Mg+ mg + N = mg \\
N = Mg$$
where am I wrong? :(
 
@AbdullahO.Alfaqir Hi :-) I don't know I'm afraid. You could try asking on the Academia SE
 
@JohnRennie thanks buddy
 
He is a senior man
 
14 mins ago, by Knight
I thought for the elevator we have $$T= (M+m)g$$
$$ 2T= (M+m)g $$
 
How 2T, sir?
 
11:02 AM
Look at the diagram. The rope is attached in two places, one to the elevator and one to the man, and at both places it exerts an upwards force $T$. So the total upwards force is $2T$.
 
okay
Thank you sir !
 
:-)
 
11:22 AM
@AmandaMacaurenni what @SMSheikh said is exactly correct. In SHM, the spring pulls back on the mass which causes the block to accelerate in the opposite direction. So your $\sqrt k$ is actually $i\sqrt{|k|}$ and the two formulations are equal because $e^{ix} = \cos x + i\sin x$
 
11:56 AM
What to do when you're in a crappy university with ignorant self-assured pretentious professors
 
 
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1:46 PM
I swore to man made god I will never go to university lol
Though lecture is itself advantage and having professor is pros
Very few cons it has
 
@AbdullahO.Alfaqir What was your CGPA Score?
 
Those cons are easy to solve
Those who don't go to university tend to suffer more than the counterpart
Alright I go back to study instead of throwing tons of BS here 📵📵📵📵📵📵📵
🤳=Procrastination
how to not procrastinate guys?
I have been looking memes for whole day
wow I can make a model out of this picture
 
3:00 PM
@AbdullahO.Alfaqir Some countries even don't examine your cgpa; they recruit master's students by entrance exam.
so hot
if there is someone to chat with, it would be nice.
 
3:18 PM
@CaptainBohemian I will reply slowly and not for very long but I can chat if you want
 
@NoseBleed I can relate so much to this
 
@CalvinKhor because you are on mobile phone?
 
Yes also multitasking a little and will sleep in a bit
 
@sai-kartik I can't relate to this much.
@CalvinKhor you are good at multitasking? I am very awkward at that.
 
No one is lol
 
3:25 PM
@CalvinKhor but I know people who are very good at multitasking.
I read somewhere women generally are better at multitasking than men because of the difference of brain structures of men and women.
 
@sai-kartik lol
what's with "so hot" @CaptainBohemian
I think I blindly followed this statement
$dx/dt=x^2$ with initial condition $x(0)=x_0$
some possible satisfying solution is $x(t)=1/x^{-1}_0-t$
 
I saw that too but I think no matter how good you are at multitasking you’re gonna do a significantly worse job than if you focused
 
today I ate two Korean icy pods because they are on special sale buying one gets one free.
 
for $x_0>0$ maximal interval of existence is $(-\infty,x^{-1}_0)$
 
Korean icy pods taste so good but they are so expensive.
 
3:35 PM
What are they?
 
only in the special session do I buy them.
 
can't MIOE also be $(x^{-1}_0,+\infty)$?
 
Some sort of frozen dessert I guess?
 
I think eating more ice cream makes you feel more hot and greasy
in summer
 
I am not good at reading LaTeX symbols nor am I good at typing them.
 
3:38 PM
You can use chatjax
 
@NoseBleed what on Earth is a MIOE
 
🤓
@CalvinKhor Maximal interval of existence
 
I don't know what is chatjax.
 
Check the room description @CaptainBohemian, it’s some javascript you can bookmark. When you enter a chat room you can click your bookmark and latex will render like math.se
 
3:40 PM
It doesn't work on some OS btw
 
I have that bookmark, but it's so troublesome I need to activate it every time I enter a chat room and I don't know clearly a lot of commands.
 
@NoseBleed the max interval should contain the initial time $t=0$
@NoseBleed which ones?
 
@CalvinKhor it works on desktop but not in android device
 
Lol not my problem
 
@CalvinKhor oh shut u r right m lord
 
3:43 PM
I think my brain works more like men's brain on average.
 
satan was right. My brain is really bleeding lol
@CaptainBohemian you are mean
 
because I read men and women react to depression differently - while men react by irritability to depression, women react to depression by withdrawal from socialization.
@NoseBleed how am I mean?
 
@CaptainBohemian mean=average
 
@CaptainBohemian No... Men also unsocialize... (Clinical Depression)
 
I say everyone has own treatment for depression
which may differ
 
3:52 PM
I had to take some tranquilizers....
I got hit around 3 times, intense, one by one...
 
I don't know the difference in reaction to depression of clinical and nonclinical ones.
 
@abhas_RewCie Good.Your dream must be to sleep in dream and sleep in that dream too and sleep in that dream too and sleep in that dream too...
 
First it started with locking myself into room, then lack of appetite... (I actually lived for 2 week with a single time meal, sometimes, no meal), sudden trauma.... (For example, I'd wake up several times during sleep for no reason with that triggering my taruma, sweating, heavy breathing.... then walk for 20 min to get normal then back to sleep... Usually happened for 3 times during night sleep)
Forgetting things like age (sometimes).... own birthday...
It's painful to deal with such things...
 
I have never been that way.
 
Luckily, it takes around 4-5 weeks to heal completely... If it's even more intense, then 4-5 months with medications....
I've been... But, I'm happy, fit and fine.....
 
3:57 PM
I may become very irritable when in depression and throw my temper to anyone who by chance irritates me.
 
Exercise more punch pillows. Draw your enemy face and punch it. Go to sunbathing.
Good way to kill depression... in my opinion
 
That's not depression... Depression isn't sadness... Depression happens for physical reasons, not mental ones...
@NoseBleed intense lack of energy, you can't do that in depression.....
 
@abhas_RewCie then tranquilizing is best way to deal
it
 
he harassed me by taking advantage of my inhabiting his home.
 
@NoseBleed Yep. I took, it, but it has a kinda side-effect too... You get too much confident and positive all of a sudden, full of energy :P
 
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