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2:05 AM
@pH13 That Computational Organic chemistry book is awesome thanks for suggesting it
 
@StevenGrigsby which one?
ah ... bachrach
 
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Steven B
 
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Yeah
 
there is a fancy blog too
wait for it
 
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Yeah I was reading his blog
 
2:06 AM
ok :D
 
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it's super nice I like how he encourages discussion
 
you should also consider reading henry rzepa's blog
 
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so far I sorta chugged through chapter 1, this is the first time I've heard anyone explain these 6-13G or whatever basis sets
 
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so I am already digging it
 
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Ok I'll check out Henry's blog too
 
2:08 AM
do you have the 2nd ed?
 
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Yeah I believe so
 
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Yeah I do
 
ok
good
 
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would you happen to know if there are any websites with databases of spectral lines?
 
don't think so
 
 
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8:26 AM
Hullo! How's everyone..been a while.
 
 
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user161117
4:00 PM
sup
 
4:13 PM
sub
 
user161117
I think I've accepted that QM makes no sense and now it makes sense in the sense that I can move forward with the results and stop fighting
 
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I mean what do you think about QM like
 
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does everyone just go through this haha
 
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like giving up in trying to fight it
 
why do you think it makes no sense?
 
user161117
4:27 PM
the idea of where a particle can be interacts with itself but if you observe it, it stays in one state
 
hehe
@bon thank you for adding the link on the meta thread to the actual thread on main site
 
bon
@pH13 No worries
 
@StevenGrigsby "If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics." Feynman, Bohr
2
 
user161117
Yeah I mean I'm not sure in what sense this is meant
 
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I mean I don't understand gravity either
 
user161117
4:30 PM
but physics is pretty good at describing it apparently
 
user161117
I mean it's like the ultimate "I'm conscious but everyone else is a robot" but it's towards reality and everything in it I mean
 
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I can't even "think therefore I am" my way outta this, it's like shit, I mean I am probably not even real whatever
 
I think, that all the aha effects will come with time and use
 
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it's the only reason that everything I google can come up with such a good answer, must be because this is fake
 
so I keep doing what I'm doing and hope the best
 
user161117
4:32 PM
yeah
 
user161117
I keep thinking back to what it was like thinking "imaginary numbers" were 'fake' numbers
 
:)
there is a video from numberphile on youtube, that I watched recently ... it's about multiple infinities etc ... that's full of "wtf?"
but I guess, math-magicians need sth to do
 
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lol
 
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can't most children think that up
 
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I guess people don't pay children to think up ridiculous ideas though
 
4:45 PM
^^
think about it, or no pocket money!!! ಠ_ಠ
 
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lol
 
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ok ok I have come up with an original (as far as I know) interpretation of QM rofl
 
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it's super bogus
 
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electrons don't care about time so even when you shoot them out at separate times, their paths all overlap in space so they can still interact completely disrespecting time
 
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are there any logical consequences I can back out of this idea to prove it wron
 
user161117
4:49 PM
Also I really dig this Henry Rzepa blog
 
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Q: "Cite" link in Chem.SE?

Sparkler"Cite" link was neatly added to Physics.SE (see relevant posts in their meta: 1, 2, 3; 4). Shouldn't we have it too?

 
@StevenGrigsby that's also a great blog, I think
 
user161117
I think you suggested it to me idk
 
I know
 
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basically it looks like he's doing the kinda cool stuff like looking into understanding some weird organic mechanisms
 
4:59 PM
yesterday
 
user161117
oh I thought you were saying "I think" like you have never seen it before
 
@Todd !!!!!!111!!!11eleven
 
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lol
 
@StevenGrigsby that should mean sth like "imo"
I have to learn/train proper english ... ಠ_ಠ
 
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lol
 
user161117
5:00 PM
well it's obviously a great blog so
 
@Todd I need a hero!
@Todd I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night
o/ @CaelanO'Toole
@StevenGrigsby it strongly depends ^^ my organic chemistry/chemical biology friend does not think so ;)
 
user161117
hahaha damn they should invent a new ending mark to denote sarcasm
 
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? and ! just aren't cutting it
 
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most questions are obvious anywaysd
 
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<insert that symbol of which I speak here>
 
5:06 PM
^^
 
user161117
ok so like how important are hermite and bessel and all those orthogonal polynomials
 
ACTELEC sounds like aztec god but is just the variable for the active electrons ...
@StevenGrigsby quite important
 
user161117
Let's just say I'm not LUMOsexual
 
xD
 
There is a punctuation mark for sarcasm.
 
user161117
5:09 PM
thanks⸮
 
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I'm not used to this
 
user161117
that's not sarcastic or ironic hmm
 
do you actually see sth different than a square?
 
user161117
yeah we do
 
user161117
it's a backwards questionmark
 
user161117
5:10 PM
like not in the mexican sense⸮
 
hm
then my chrome does not like it
 
user161117
my ubuntu chrome actually doesn't suck for once
 
user161117
I just need to continually observe my computer so that it remains in this state since it collapsed
 
I need someone to help me get luscus installed on my lubuntu vm
 
Luckily I have a chromebook, saves me the trouble of being greeted by the horrifying monster: Internet Explorer.
 
5:13 PM
but @Todd needs to earn money by drinking coffee working ಠ_ಠ
 
Never even heard of Ubuntu before.
 
that's a quite common linux distribution
maybe mostly for beginner ... I don't know
 
I see why, it looks quite ugly.
I much prefer BackRub.
 
I use Lubuntu as it does not look so fancy ... I need a working system, no fancy looking whatever
the eaerlier ubuntu version did use gnome ... they were better. now, there is a separate distribution for gnome-ubuntu, because many people did not like the new design xD
 
5:18 PM
Unity = yucky.
 
user161117
watch out ppl
 
lol
 
user161117
5:47 PM
anyone here use/know what spinors are
 
you know what a tensor is?
 
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Yeah
 
a spinor is a tensor with/for spins ... or at least sth like that
don't remeber closely
 
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Is it related to the Levi-Civitta tensor or anything normal or
 
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is it not a tensor itself
 
user161117
5:49 PM
like I say that cause I am thinking cross products and angular momentum
 
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or w/e I guess if you don't remember closely I should probably just try google lol
 
Spin + Tensor = Spinor ... at least I'm sure about that
 
user161117
Spin^i Tensor_i = Spinor :P
 
hi @pH13 + all
 
@StevenGrigsby I was talking about the word itself
@ToddMinehardt o/ o/ o/ o/
 
user161117
5:52 PM
I mean I was just making a joke too
 
make your joke-square ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
@Todd I need URGENT HALP with installing luscus ... I'm way to stupid
 
what's luscus?
 
some orbital visualisation resp. i/o program for molcas
 
found it, yeah
 
I got the linux files from sourceforge
and extracted them, as they say
 
user161117
5:54 PM
crap [ ]
 
the tar.gz file?
 
user161117
is that good enuf
 
@StevenGrigsby purrfect
@ToddMinehardt yes
 
should be cd to src and type make
 
eh
is there sth like remote machine stuff on linux?
I extracted everything in a folder called (very creative) "luscus_0.8.1"
 
5:57 PM
ok, cd into that directory then cd into src
 
there is no src
 
you on a linux box?
what's in luscus_0.8.1?
 
wait
 
i went here - molcas.org/LUSCUS
clicked on Source Code
 
5:58 PM
did:
 
ok ... I'll do what you do now
 
tar xvfz luscus_0.8.0.tar.gz
cd luscus_0.8.0/src
make
yeah try that - you might have some packages that need to be installed (i did), like libgtkglext1
 
what is in the src folder in the 0.8.0 version, is in the "normal" luscus folder in 0.8.1
 
ah, ok - but there is a Makefile, right?
 
there is
 
6:02 PM
so if you type make and hit return, in that directory, what do you get?
 
errors ... I might missing some packages ... thought I installed them
 
sudo apt-get install libgtkglext1 libgtkglext1-dev
you'll need those for sure
 
this does not work
but I have no idea on how to translate that error xD
why did I choose german as language ... gr
ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
 
yeah i'm having problems too - something with the plugins directory
 
it's sth about /var/lib/dpkg/lock
the resource is temporarily not available ... or sth like that
 
6:10 PM
do you have synaptic or the ubuntu software center thing open?
 
user161117
where do I go answer peoples questions about metaphysics like the heisenburg exclusion law and pauli certainty principle and stuff
 
synaptic was it -.-
@StevenGrigsby not physics.se ?
@Todd it really was only the synaptic thing ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
 
user161117
yeah but I mean like I wanna help the chemists tell them about the photon electro effect and the Heat-Kinetic energy function of metals
 
user161117
gotta make sure they get the best about how orbits of electrans
 
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like what if the electron has a moon around it
 
6:13 PM
@StevenGrigsby that would be chemistry-in-fiction
 
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[ ]
 
[ ]
 
@pH13 - cool. close that (or install the missing libs) and give it another try
i will say, it's spinning on me, compiling but doing something weird with the plugins
 
I could open it
now I need to crate some ipnut files
and then I will see if it works
 
hey cool -
 
glad to hear you got it working :)
 
6:41 PM
$\Huge ♥$
@Loong ... that was no dating message
ಠ_ಠ
 
@pH13 why not?
 
because this is not a dating site
 
@pH13 I knew it!
 
fününününününü ... if you know, what I mean ;D
 
user161117
hey bb
 
6:47 PM
pay attention, @Loong has eyes like gimlets if it comes to dating stuff
 
user161117
The gimlet is a cocktail made of gin and lime juice. A 1928 description of the drink was: "gin, a spot of lime, and soda." The description in the 1953 Raymond Chandler novel The Long Goodbye stated that "a real gimlet is half gin and half Rose's lime juice and nothing else". A variant of the cocktail, the vodka gimlet, replaces gin with vodka. A very similar cocktail using rum instead of vodka or gin—as well as fresh lime juice—is the daiquiri. == PreparationEdit == David A. Embury gave a gimlet recipe (called a Gin Sour) in The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks (3rd Ed., 1958), calling for an 8:...
 
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@Loong want me to buy you a drink bb ;)
 
puts finger on the suspension trigger
 
@StevenGrigsby y u no listen? ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
 
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lol
 
user161117
6:51 PM
you said s/he likes gimlets!
 
"to have eyes like gimlets" should be an idiom ...
maybe I was using it wrong or you forgot the [ ] !!!
 
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hmmm
 
user161117
Nothing tastier than a rutherford's plum atom I always say
 
many new programs today ... faaaaancy
first calculations with nwchem and maybe later on amber :D
 
user161117
Oh I've heard of amber tell me how that goes
 
user161117
7:03 PM
I heard that's kind of old or used for proteins or something
 
I am installing it right now
yeah, protein stuff
 
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uses some furby force field or something lol
 
yes, force field
the force is strong in amber
 
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lol
 
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use the force @pH13
 
7:06 PM
I hope I will
 
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be gentle
 
@pH13 Another comparison of Imgur and HTML:
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A: Formatting Sandbox—please test stuff here

LoongHazard pictograms a) Each image is resized to ‘small thumbnail’ (160 × 160) by appending the single character suffix ‘t’ to the end of the image id, and before the file extension. b) Each image is resized to 160 × 160 using HTML. (To better see the difference, use the zoo...

In addition to the known limitations, rescaling by Imgur also introduces obvious jpeg artifacts. :-(
 
jpeg introduces jpeg artifacts
 
@pH13 the original is a clean gif
 
ok
I tend to use png over jpeg for quite a while
 
user161117
7:13 PM
Can I think of H2O(l)->H2O(g) having rate constant K=[H2O(g)] and that is all I need to justify that for bottles of different volume of liquid in them having the same vapor pressure?
 
first think, then ask
as it is unclear what you are asking, this question might get closed
[ ]
 
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rofl
 
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phew
 
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glad I didn't ask it
 
user161117
Can I consider [ ] to be the concentration of neutrons?
 
user161117
7:26 PM
if we put neutrons on the periodic table with an atomic number of 0 would we then have to put a mass number of the weight of all the isotopes of vacuum
 
@StevenGrigsby The vapor pressure describes the equilibrium state. To describe the equilibrium, you also need the reverse reaction (g) -> (l)
 
user161117
won't that just be 1/K
 
I can consider [ ] to be two brackets.
Jeez something's wrong with @Sant. Maybe he's having problems IRL.
 
7:47 PM
hi @inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M
 
8:12 PM
yes, @inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M as I have mentioned several times, just found out about a very serious health issue - it is going to be a hell of a battle to even to survive. As such, I need to be in consistently supportive environments.
 
@santiago Then internet is not the place for you right now.
However friendly we try to be, we're still internet people from around the globe.
 
8:49 PM
@Martin-マーチン catches the early bird
 
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Q: What is the 'periodic table' tag for?

bonWhat is periodic-table intended for? The tag wiki excerpt is not very helpful as it just describes what the periodic table is. I consistently find myself retagging periodic-table questions with periodic-trends which is usually a more appropriate tag (example here) although a sizeable number of qu...

 
 
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11:03 PM
@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M The internet is fine - it is this place (Stack Exchange) that is not very supportive (or even understanding as I have found here).
Goodbye
 
11:22 PM
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Q: Chemicals that Can Sterilize Males

WilliamIs there any known substance that can sterilize a male? Less specifically what about one time chemical castrations(ignoring a perfect sterilization)? I heard about them before once but wasn't sure really.

Could someone find a nice reason to close it ;)
 

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