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12:00 AM
Sorry for my ignorance
 
Perhaps you should try to check out Mukhanov's book on cosmology
chapter 3
 
Er, any quick explanation?
 
Don't remember :)
"quick explanation" + physics = bad times
 
@SirCumference Because the light cone doesn't care how fast things are moving now
 
I know
 
12:05 AM
The Hubble sphere looks at where things are now. The light cone looks at whether or not the spacetime distance between us and that event is timelike or not.
 
So we can see the objects beyond the Hubble sphere based on what they looked like when they were within the Hubble sphere?
 
Only if the Hubble parameter is constant you can infer from the distance now that they must always have been receding faster than light. But it isn't constant, so there is a priori no relation between the Hubble sphere and the light cone
@SirCumference Yes.
 
THERE WE GO
Dang, it should've been so simple
Can't believe I didn't realize it
Eventually, won't we be unable to see those objects?
 
Eventually, yes. Why is there a "but" there, does that contradict anything?
 
What are you talking about?
 
12:10 AM
Being in this chat has made me realize why many chats do not allow editing :P
 
Anyways, back to my question. When objects go beyond the point when we won't be able to see them, will their gravity still affect us?
 
@SirCumference No, because they will be outside our light cone.
 
@user36790 Ok, finished AC Rogue. One of the shortest ACs!
 
Dang, all this makes sense now!
Thanks a lot
 
@user36790 I don't really know how to rank Rogue.
I think they made some important tweaks to the mechanics of 4.
The story was ok, it could have been longer.
Hmm, I take that back.
Like ME2, once you get to thinking about it, the story is based on stupidity.
 
12:37 AM
20 minute credits
OK Ubisoft!
Just end already holy crap
 
12:51 AM
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Q: Has the "soft-question" tag become a bad idea?

Simple ArtI took a quick peek at the newest 'soft-question' questions when I noticed something particularly disturbing, most of them are marked either as [closed] or [duplicate]. There were so many that I thought it worth the while to bring it to mention. I suggest looking through the first 10 pages of t...

 
@0celo7 lol, but how would they give credit to all the people who copy pasted code from one project file to another?
 
@user507974 The engine and most of the assets are taken directly from 3 and 4.
@user36790 Yeah, the story was crap.
Nice idea, but poorly executed.
And there should have been a twist.
Haytham should have murdered Shay.
 
@0celo7 the apples really have cookies in them all along
 
1:07 AM
@user507974 Interesting theory
There are no Apples in Rogue
So it doesn't work
 
2:01 AM
@BernardMeurer ikr
@BernardMeurer wtf
 
@0celo7 What?
 
7 hours ago, by Bernard Meurer
@FenderLesPaul Yeah he is, he's bloody useless
 
@0celo7 Couldn't help it
 
@BernardMeurer I do so much nice shit for you and this is what I get
Stalking and instults?
 
I display love that way
 
2:15 AM
@BernardMeurer (a) eww, gay (b) I don't want that kind of love
 
@0celo7 Rebecca gives you the other kind already
 
@BernardMeurer Dude
wtf is up with this trackpad
on my old laptop
 
2:33 AM
@0celo7 Dunno, what are the symptoms?
 
user116211
@ChrisWhite: Let's standardize with o. Vote up if you agree.
 
user116211
Was I expected to see this only?
 
user116211
If so, then yes, it's pretty clear to me.
 
@BernardMeurer Check snap
Ignore dirt
 
user116211
@ChrisWhite: Also, I'm also able to see Duffield's answer
 
2:35 AM
It's been rotting for the past 9 months.
 
@0celo7 Who are you saying stop to?
And I don't see what's wrong with it
 
@BernardMeurer That's probably my roommate
You don't see that it's stuck out of the frame?
 
@0celo7 The one that watches porn?
 
@BernardMeurer What?
@BernardMeurer According to Google the battery is swelling.
 
@0celo7 Very logical
 
user116211
2:49 AM
@0celo7: You finished Rogue?
 
@user36790 Yes.
 
user116211
@0celo7 Then really it is the shortest. I never could have completed the AC in such a short time.
 
@user36790 Yup. It's not like I no-lifed it either.
 
user116211
@0celo7 I would prefer to play Mortal Kombat then;/
 
3:16 AM
@user36790 Huh?
It was a good game.
I might continue playing -- I haven't even come close to exploring all of the world
 
3:32 AM
@ACuriousMind Oh my god I found a video of me from the fifth grade
My German was so good :'(
 
user116211
@0celo7 What video?
 
user116211
@0celo7 Is it better than 4?
 
@user36790 No, I liked 4's story better.
 
user116211
@0celo7: Have you played AC chronicle?
 
I don't think so.
 
3:41 AM
Something horrible just happened
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer What?
 
I made a bash code that performs the same task as my python code. But in less lines
How can this be? Where did I fail?
 
@BernardMeurer The trackpad is still growing
 
@0celo7 That shit's blowing up
 
Yes.
 
user116211
3:44 AM
@0celo7 read the novel; it was nice but didn't know it was turned into game.
 
404
 
user116211
@0celo7: The game has 3 mini-series: China; India; Russia.
 
user116211
Assassin Shao Jan was trained by Ezio!
 
user116211
3:50 AM
We get Arbaaz Mir from India.
 
user116211
Far better looking than Connor.
 
user116211
And finally the Bolshevik Revolution in Tsar's Russia.
 
@BernardMeurer what am I looking at?
ask my sister
 
user116211
But the storyline is below the par.
 
user116211
I made a shot as the price was lower than AC Rogue.
 
3:53 AM
She knows code. I wan't that to be clear even for someone who doesn't
you're looking at a code that get's the output of a command "pip list -o" (list outdated packages)
filters all the garbage out to only keep the package names
and upgrades all the packages
Read them comments
 
I'm busy
 
@user36790 Do you mind giving me a hand?
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer Man, I'm studying, sorry ;/
 
user116211
Inorganic Chemistry , I hate it.
 
Sigh, I'll go ask my code review AI then
 
user116211
3:58 AM
@BernardMeurer: Froth floatation Process, wanna read it?
 
Sure, have you got a pdf?
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer WTF?
 
user116211
Okay, then comes Bessemerisation process to produce blister copper, you wanna read it?
 
@ACuriousMind I now have proof I was in Germany.
 
user116211
Froth flotation is a process for selectively separating hydrophobic materials from hydrophilic. This is used in several processing industries. Historically this was first used in the mining industry, where it was one of the great enabling technologies of the 20th century. It has been described as "the single most important operation used for the recovery and upgrading of sulfide ores". The development of froth flotation improved the recovery of valuable minerals, such as copper- and lead-bearing minerals. Along with mechanized mining, it allowed the economic recovery of valuable metals from much...
 
4:02 AM
Unless there's some other Ryan who lived in the Pfalz with my voice but eunuch-level
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer: This process is used to extract Hg.
 
user116211
Why the hell you want to read it?
 
@user36790 Quit spoiling dude! You just ruined the end of the paper
 
@BernardMeurer Remember that ashy girl who had a crush on me
I have a picture
I have all the pictures now
 
@user36790 I like reading :p
 
user116211
4:04 AM
@BernardMeurer I'm suffering a lot and you want a pdf?
 
@0celo7 The crazy one?
 
@BernardMeurer no
forget it
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer When will our country's syllabus maker understand not everyone has to study these craps?
 
NO
@user36790 Yeah if you have a pdf :)
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer: You like inorganic chem??
 
4:06 AM
Better than organic I do
But I also like leprosy better than organic chemistry
 
user116211
 
Thanks, I'll definitely take a look at it
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer Don't look; it's darn depressing
 
user116211
I can't even remember those shitty metallurgy craps.
 
@user36790 Assembly is depressing
 
user116211
4:10 AM
I could only remember Harbey Process, that's it.
 
user116211
Why do we need to study these industrial chem?
 
user116211
There is nothing but cramming reactions and vomiting it in exam sheets; that's it. They are over.
 
Found this in my old music
 
 
1 hour later…
5:13 AM
@ACuriousMind Tfw 10-yo me knows the word for "rape" in German
wtf
 
user116211
@0celo7 o.O
 
oh man 10yo me was profane too
No one will ever see these videos
 
@0celo7 The best pic of you is that one passed out on the grass
 
That never happened
 
user116211
@0celo7 it's not unholy.
 
5:19 AM
@user36790 wha
 
user116211
@0celo7 10 yr old is nothing. I've classmates who are accustomed to this even before.
 
user116211
And it's natural.
 
user116211
5:46 AM
@DavidZ: You liked the recent font change?
 
@user36790 I definitely like that we have a serif font now, so that the math matches body text better
 
user116211
@DavidZ it's enchanting ;D
 
user116211
@DavidZ I can gaze at it for hours; they are so beautiful.
 
user116211
Prior to that, the look was horrendous.
 
I'm not really a fan of the specific font they chose, but it's good enough
 
5:58 AM
Everyone should just use Wingdings
 
user116211
@BernardMeurer 3?
 
I'm a purist, Wingdings 1
 
user116211
o.O
 
8:17 AM
Guys
I rechecked my Gromm and Jaffacake
Do the axioms of QFT actually specify a direction of time?
There's the reflexion positivity axiom that deals with time reversal, is that the one that implies it or...
 
I want to say that there is no arrow of time on the microscopic level (hence my earlier statement about it having to do with entropy)
 
Well yes, but
Particles are on a specific small group of the Lorentz group, no?
 
But I understand we need to get retarded Green functions somehow
 
With momentum in the future light cone
 
Well, idk
You know that Feynman propagators (the one we usually work with in non-thermal qft) are time-symmetric
I'd bet my money on there not being any arrow of time in regular QFT
 
8:21 AM
yeah
Hm
Maybe this should be a SE question
 
Moretti has been posting really nice answers to QFT axiom questions
 
user116211
@Danu I want to be Moretti ;D
 
I don't like the stuff he's most into
 
user116211
@Danu He is a mathematical physicist, right?
 
8:37 AM
Hey @valter-moretti what's up with that thing I said
 
@Slereah Do you want him pinged? I can ping him if you'd like.
 
Ping away
 
(I'm not going to ping him if you don't really have anything to say to him)
 
8:55 AM
Asymmetry is the way to go...?
NB "...?" is not a question
 
Oh well
I suppose I'll make a question when I get home
Check the books before just in case
 
@secret interesting. If you tell it you haven't performed any experiments, will it tell you to do eg Bell type ones?
 
glances up "Perpetual motion machine"
The titles of questions in the news feed give me high blood pressure.
 
It is quite a red flag
Red flag topics are like
Perpetual motion
Interpretation of QM
Quantum gravity
Time travel
Hm, what else
Entanglement also gets a lot of odd questions
FTL travel
Black holes
 
@user36790 you want to be italian?
 
9:06 AM
lol
 
user116211
@yuggib damn lol
 
@user36790 also be careful not to become the wrong moretti...
 
user116211
@yuggib huh?
 
user116211
@yuggib remove m
 
user116211
9:15 AM
@yuggib i thought some darn ISIS guy :P
 
Birra Moretti was an Italian brewing company, founded in Udine in 1859 by Luigi Moretti. In 1996 the company was acquired by Heineken International. The brewing plant in Udine was sold to the newly formed Birra Castello S.p.A.; Moretti is now a brand of Heineken. == Brands == There are six beers under the Birra Moretti brand. Birra Moretti is the main brand, a 4.6% abv pale lager launched in 1859; followed by La Rossa, a 7.2% strong dark lager or doppelbock. Other brands include Baffo d'Oro, Doppio Malto and Sans Souci. == See also == List of Italian companies Heineken brands#Birra Moretti �...
you have plenty of Morettis
 
user116211
@yuggib: remove m from the link.
 
what?
ah I see
 
user116211
@yuggib The links you are giving are mobile compatible...
 
user116211
Now, check this guy:
 
user116211
9:17 AM
Theodore John "Ted" Kaczynski (/kəˈzɪnski/; born May 22, 1942), also known as the "Unabomber", is an American anarchist and serial killer. Between 1978 and 1995, Kaczynski engaged in a nationwide bombing campaign against people involved with modern technology, planting or mailing numerous homemade bombs, ultimately killing a total of three people and injuring 23 others. He is also known for his wide-ranging social critiques, which opposed industrialization and modern technology while advancing a nature-centered form of anarchism. Kaczynski was born and raised in Evergreen Park, Illinois. While...
 
for one is too late...
 
user116211
^^^ the genius who bombed??!!
 
9:39 AM
@user36790 there are also evil geniuses...
 
9:50 AM
My favorite thing about Kaczynski is that one time, I was reading a math paper
And it mentionned Kaczynski
And it was like "Ted Kaczynski, known among other thing for his work on [math things]"
 
10:10 AM
another notorious Ted
Theodore Landon "Ted" Streleski (born 1936) is an American former graduate student in mathematics at Stanford University who murdered his former faculty advisor, Professor Karel de Leeuw, with a ball-peen hammer on August 18, 1978. Shortly after the murder, Streleski turned himself in to the authorities, claiming he felt the murder was justifiable homicide because de Leeuw had withheld departmental awards from him, demeaned Streleski in front of his peers, and refused his requests for financial support. Streleski was in his 19th year pursuing his doctorate in the mathematics department, alternating...
 
10:44 AM
Hm wait
I seem to recall specifically that AQFT cannot work in non-time orientable spacetimes
Which means that a time orientation might be necessary?
Might be related to the time slice axiom?
 
I am not sure. Skim reading the paper suggest they feed the program with a target state (e.g. something called GHZ) and ask the program to came up elements that can produce this state

So I guess you need to at least have some goal in mind for it to work...?
 
user116211
11:01 AM
I didn't get this:
 
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Q: Twisted partition function in conformal field theory

Antonio $%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%$

 
user116211
Why is he doing so?
 
he added an image
either he does not know how to type latex on SE, or does not know how to type latex at all
 
user116211
No, I edited it; check revisions:
 
user116211
11:05 AM
I removed the pic, wrote the equations in mathjax; but he rollback to the image.
 
user116211
Why?
 
T__T
don't know
I can reroll back again to the one with forumlas
 
user116211
@yuggib do it but he will again re-roll it.
 
I did it, and added a comment ;-)
let's see
 
user116211
That's it; deleted.
 
11:15 AM
some people are strange
 
user116211
He has some problems, I think; he knows LaTeX; as he by himself wrote his first equation using Mathjax.
 
who knows...also, he probably wrote the latex file and complied it in pdf form to produce the pic
 
user116211
@yuggib But why? It's like killing a mosquito with an atom bomb ;/
 
@user36790 more or less...that was also the comment of my PhD advisor concerning how I solved a ODE problem with the implicit function theorem on Banach spaces :-þ
 
user116211
@yuggib Great men think alike ;P
 
11:22 AM
(he said "cannon" instead of "atom bomb")
@user36790 indeed
 
user116211
@yuggib it was looming in my mind.
 
12:57 PM
Anyone who feels like helping me out in some subtle construction in algebraic topology:
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Q: A technical detail in the construction of a covering space: Is the projection $p$ continuous without assuming semilocal simple connectedness?

DanuI am studying the construction of a covering space with prescribed characteristic subgroup. For simplicity, I will outline the case where the characteristic subgroup is trivial (i.e. we're dealing with the universal cover). Note that the following is very similar, but not identical to the section...

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A: Has the "soft-question" tag become a bad idea?

DanuUpvote this answer if you think soft-question should be burninated (i.e. all instances removed, and making it unavailable for future askers), or downvote it if you think that that's a bad idea.

Let's burninate
New hobby: Going through "famous questions" and VTCing the off-topic ones.
 
1:16 PM
@DavidZ What do you think about the answers here. Solutions to homework question?
Should they be deleted according to the current policies?
Really checking out the famous questions list is really bad for one's believe in the usefulness of this site, hahaha
 
user116211
@Danu I really don't think this is hw. This is one of the problems faced by a novice who starts physics without stern grasp on calculus.
 
@user36790 Like... homework? :P
(you don't have to agree with me)
 
user116211
@Danu yeh ;)
 
^^ Poll: good or bad physics? In my opinion it is mostly a recreational topic, but nice
 
user116211
1:26 PM
@Danu: Gave my vote to burn that soft tag; but nullified by a simultaneous downvote ;/
 
@user36790 : which answer to which question? This answer to this question? That hasn't been "rotting" for nine months.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield yes, I was talking about this.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield Who said rotting?
 
lol
 
user116211
 
1:38 PM
@user36790 : Ocelo7 said something about rotting here maybe he was talking about something else.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield Oh! here he comes.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield If you're not sure, then please don't impose something of someone to someother without understanding that something.
 
I don't like the serif font. It looks old fashioned.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield at least it is better than the prev
 
I beg to differ. I like lean clean sans-serif fonts.
@user36790 : like, impose what?
 
1:42 PM
@JohnDuffield What?
 
What's been rotting for nine months?
 
My old laptop.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield you think nine month rotten....
 
@0celo7 : OK noted.
 
@JohnDuffield Uh, ok?
 
user116211
1:43 PM
@0celo7 duffield thought something else, I guess.
 
Yep. So what's all this stuff about imposing something without understanding it?
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield oogh! You imposed that nine month on me for what reason?
 
@user36790 Huh? A passing comment is not some imposition.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield OOOkkkay! You win. I surrender. All my fault.
 
user116211
Don't ping again on this.
 
1:51 PM
@user36790 : Good, do you surrender on the electromagnetic field too?
@user36790 : oops, too late.
 
I would ask what EM thing, but we'd probably get banned.
 
user116211
@JohnDuffield Victory is yours; argument with you is futile. You Win!!
 
proof by exhaustion...
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@Danu agreed with user36790, it's not a homework question - though it is low-effort.
 
@DavidZ Alright.
 
1:58 PM
@0celo7 : the EM thing in his question, where he said since the charges are moving, they would create magnetic field B. The point to note is that motion is relative: you don't create a magnetic field for an electron just because you moved. In similar vein you don't create a magnetic field for the electron by moving it.
 

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