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9:01 PM
@vzn : people also get their science news off media outlets that spread misinformation and hype.
 
Hey @heather
 
hello =)
 
@heather how's it going?
 
@vzn : Woit is always going on about it.
 
@ACuriousMind pretty good, how about for you?
I was just rereading random parts of Lord of the Rings and relaxing for a little bit =)
 
9:04 PM
@heather Very well, I really can't complain
 
Is Lord of the Rings worth reading as an adult?
 
@SirCumference yes.
@ACuriousMind that's good =)
@SirCumference it's really not a children's book at all, I first read it when I was a teenager I think (maybe a little earlier) and I really am starting to fully enjoy it only now.
 
Lord of the Rings is a good mythology
 
To expand on it, it's got an impressive depth of writing and it feels very much like history. If you're worried about level, I'd read it first and then if you enjoy it the hobbit next, which is definitely aimed lower.
 
I'd say no but I really dislike the LotR books. I've had to belabor this point rather often since when I say I'm into fantasy the first response is usually "Oh, like Lord of the Rings?" :P
 
9:06 PM
and then if you still want more (I sure did) the silmarillion.
@ACuriousMind out of curiousity...why?
 
@heather Well it's really heavily influenced from Norwegian mythos, I think
 
(for the record, there's a really nice post on reddit on the lotr subreddit on the order of reading and the different books you can read depending on what you want. covers both the posthumous stuff and everything else.)
 
@heather I find the writing style rather tedious and I dislike the black-and-white morality of it
 
vzn
@JohnDuffield there has been some anti-pop-sci sentiment in here in the past but those who have it, consider/ notice what the "alternative" might be.
 
@BalarkaSen lol, yeah. Just read the Gylfaginning (look for the dwarf names) and then compare with the list and the list of dwarf names in the hobbit.
 
9:08 PM
I disliked Lord of the Rings because it's tedious, with 100 pages on Frodo, then 100 pages on Aragorn, et cetera. But I thought The Hobbit was great.
 
@heather I see. I may get down to reading it then
 
@ACuriousMind i could see the tediousness of the writing style, but i didn't feel like the morality was heavy handed.
 
@heather Nice!! Thanks for that, I didn't actually search for concrete evidence
 
@JohnDuffield hmm, tedious? interesting. I kind of thought the Hobbit was more likely to be considered tedious - it's a lot slower and a lot less happens.
 
@heather I mean stuff like "all orcs are inherently evil"
 
9:09 PM
@ACuriousMind Do you believe all humans are inherently evil?
I see potential philosophy here
 
I admire Tolkien's worldbuilding though - I just don't like his stories :P
 
@ACuriousMind I think the content of LoTR was not particularly suitable for belaboring the moral complexity as much as the geographical and mythological complexity
 
@heather : no probs. I loved it. I still love Smaug. What a character!
 
@BalarkaSen i wasn't reading it to look for concrete evidence, but I did get a kick out of that. The Prose Edda (that's what the Gylfaginning's in) is pretty approachable. You can also look at (ex) the ring in the myth about Loki/Odin/mysterious companion accidentally killing a dude in the form of an otter and so forth. also for smaug/glauring there's the dragon (i'm forgetting all the names now) that sigurd kills.
 
i had "This chat room is frozen" but when i refreshed it went away
 
9:11 PM
Tolkien was ultimately influenced by Romanticism
 
and that's just norse mythology. in the silmarillion, turin turambar is clearly influenced by Kullervo in the Kalevala from Finnish myth, and also Oedipus Rex. welsh myth appears. it's fun seeing the connections =)
@JohnDuffield yeah, the dialogue between Smaug and Bilbo is one of my favorite parts of the Hobbit.
 
@SirCumference I believe that "good" and "evil" are not suitable categories to apply to sentient beings, but only to their actions.
 
hmm, interesting.
 
@heather Wow you seem well-read on this. You'll have to tell me more some day
 
@BalarkaSen i've become a bit of a tolkien nerd recently =) yeah, there's a lot too it. if you're interested i could recommend some books. i'll try not to clog up the chatroom with it though. you could also ask questions on the literature beta; i understand there's a guy there who did his grad thesis on The Hobbit, so he's a bit of a tolkien expert.
 
9:13 PM
@heather : I do wish Smaug had been saved for a rainy day.
 
@ACuriousMind Morality is rekt fam. It's the age of cyberpunk
 
@JohnDuffield lol, like, in LotR, they've just defeated Sauron and Mordor is falling, and then Smaug flies in out of nowhere. "So that's where he got too!" That would've been completely out of character for the book but absolutely hilarious.
 
@BalarkaSen No, Cyberpunk is only every second Wednesday (that's when my Shadowrun group meets)
 
TUMB TUMB TUUUUM
 
@heather : Smaug should have struck the killer blow. Redemption.
 
9:16 PM
...these weights thicknesses sounds smells molecular whirlwinds chains nets and channels of analogies concurrences and synchronisms for my Futurist friends poets painters and musicians zang-tumb-tumb-zang-zang-tuuumb tatatatatatatata picpacpampacpacpicpampampac uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

ZANG-TUMB
TUMB-TUMB
TUUUUUM
 
@BalarkaSen Uhhh...what?
 
It's from the book I snapshotted the cover of
It's describing a war
Zang tumb tumb is sound of a bomb exploding
Fascinating shite
@heather I'd really like some recommendations, thanks! But maybe not anytime soon. I'm slumped with neverending exams
After the second week of May, let's say
That rhymed
 
@BalarkaSen ech, i'm sorry. best of luck on your exams
 
I may end up being a rapper if math doesn't work out
 
@BalarkaSen you're a regular dr. seuss
 
9:20 PM
@BalarkaSen Sounds like the exams are ending in May, though :P
 
rapper/children's book writer
 
balarka is probably mc ride
it's highly likely
 
Quora blocked me for using a pseudonym
What a load of crap
 
Anonymous
Just change your name a bit. It will automatically get unblocked
 
Anonymous
9:23 PM
Till they again detect
 
@Blue I know, but that's just disgusting
 
:43547782 : I would encourage everybody to use their real names. It discourages people from being unpleasant.
 
@JohnDuffield It's an invasion of privacy
 
@SirCumference : I obviously beg to differ.
 
@JohnDuffield I mean yeah, you use your real name
 
9:24 PM
@SirCumference It's their site, they can make up whatever rules they like. If you don't like it, the obvious solution is to not participate there.
 
@ACuriousMind Indeed, but come on, let me vent a bit
 
Anonymous
@SirCumference You know, the user data is very valuable to companies like Quora. I have a strong feeling that Facebook is already selling their data to Quora, because of the recommendations like "Your Facebook XYZ friend is on Quora"
 
@Blue This
 
Anonymous
They get money by selling "you"
 
Anonymous
That's why the policy
 
9:25 PM
@Blue careful there lenin
 
Lol
 
@SirCumference : and I am nice, because I'm always thinking this could be on record forever.
 
I remember Facebook recommending John Rennie as my friend
That's some creepy stuff
 
@Blue Sure they do. Once again - if you don't like it, don't participate. I think the best signal to send to these companies is to simply don't give them any business if you disagree with their model.
 
Anonymous
@ACuriousMind Yeah, but that's not practical. I have my friends on Quora
 
Anonymous
9:27 PM
I like companies which value privacy
 
@ACuriousMind I still have a definite Yau error to prove and get famous with
 
Anonymous
It's sort of a forced compulsion
 
also what if my name is dicktingeler69
 
I'm debating leaving it out of my thesis on the off chance someone who knows this stuff reads it and does it before me
 
Anonymous
@BalarkaSen You get BANNED!
 
9:28 PM
well, Yau conjecture that he never proved but assumed was true
 
@0celo7 And I genuinely wish you all the best with that :)
 
@0celo7 : what conjecture?
 
@JohnDuffield it's a secret
although you proving it would be quite incredible
 
@0celo7 : why bring it up then? If it's a secret?
 
9:30 PM
@JohnDuffield Because I was talking to ACM about something related earlier
not eveything concerns you
 
Yikes
Let's just chill
 
@Blue Oh, I'm well aware of that problem (I'm on Facebook, after all :P).
 
We're chill.
 
In differential geometry, Yau's conjecture from 1982, named after Fields Medalist Shing-Tung Yau, is an important mathematical conjecture which states that a closed Riemannian three-manifold has an infinite number of smooth closed immersed minimal surfaces. It was the first problem in the Minimal submanifolds section in Yau's list of open problems. The conjecture has recently been claimed by Kei Irie, Fernando Codá Marques, and André Neves in the generic case . == References == == Further reading == "Problem section" of Shing-Tung Yau's book Seminar on Differential Geometry....
 
@BalarkaSen Oh dear, what have I done
 
9:32 PM
@ACuriousMind I have stolen the meme
By showing it to me you have only made me stronger
 
@BalarkaSen no, something else
 
I remember Eric mentioning this one
and that Neves proved it
 
@JohnDuffield No one's forcing you to be nice. You be nice because you want to.
Enforcing common decency by requiring our real names is absurd
 
Just did laundry, cooking some chicken and rice. It should be a fairly decent day. I think I'd watch movies throughout the day, then do some work(programming) then study(math) at night
 
@SirCumference : IMHO people who are anonymous are more likely to behave badly than those who are not. As for wanting to be nice, it's a do unto others thing.
 
9:35 PM
Mar 9 at 16:29, by ACuriousMind
This is a chat, not a diary.
 
well, i mean i guess i use half of my real name.
but on most other sites i use a nickname because privacy reasons.
but then again, i'm a teen, so that is a bit more of a concern than for an adult.
 
@heather No one will ever know you're Tom Heather.
 
@ACuriousMind say what? is there a cultural reference here?
 
@JohnDuffield That's their right. Likewise, the site has the right to ban a misbehaving user.
 
@heather Just a joke about "half of my real name" not specifying which half ;)
 
9:37 PM
oh, yeah =)
::mystery::
hopefully it's pretty clear which half.
 
@SirCumference : LOL. I was talking about the people who run the site.
 
I've been using my real name here since I was 13 or some shit.
 
@BalarkaSen : but what is it?
 
Shing-Tung MC Ride Hatcher
 
Darude Sandstorm
@0celo7 got me
 
9:39 PM
@heather As clear as it is that your profile picture is a rocket and not a candle ;)
2
 
@ACuriousMind wot
 
@ACuriousMind lol, everytime i go in a new chat, people get confused.
every time
 
Oh it's a rocket
3
 
i've thought about changing my profile picture, but the situation is funny enough that i just keep it.
 
@0celo7 Why do you conflate my personality with that of Yau's
I know no differential geometry
 
9:41 PM
@BalarkaSen greatest mind of the 20th century
 
@Lozansky ::Elon Musk intensifies::
 
@Lozansky Wow, I always thought it was a candle
 
@0celo7 no u. that's Jacques Derrida
 
@SirCumference you too? I thought we went over this once.
 
9:42 PM
@heather It would help if the actual rocket were more visible ;)
 
Disturbing imagery
 
@BalarkaSen : Elon Musk is a perfume by Givenchy.
 
@SirCumference yeah, well. it's a rocket launch =)
 
@heather Don't mind him, he returns to thinking I'm a physics prof every two months or so ;P
 
@JohnDuffield Hah, that's a good one
 
9:43 PM
@ACuriousMind you're not a physics professor? ;)
 
@heather He works in industry
 
he's a BDSM club owner
 
programmer in COBOL related language now, right?
 
@BalarkaSen : once you've heard it, it never goes out of your head.
 
@0celo7 i'm not even gonna ask what that means.
 
9:44 PM
@heather Good decision
 
How do you not know?
 
Club owner?
 
@heather Yup :)
 
@0celo7 there are kids here
 
@0celo7 uh...i dunno without knowing what exactly it is and what category of my ignorance it falls into. =P
 
9:44 PM
@BalarkaSen There's no kids on SE, by law.
 
@0celo7 < 18 := kid
We've been over this
 
no
we've been over you being wrong, yes
 
Let's just say that BDSM is not a topic for this room to discuss further and move on :P
 
I'd quite like to get to know Elon Musk.
 
@heather Also, "COBOL related" really does modern ABAP injustice :P
 
9:50 PM
@0celo7 There are no kids identified at the primary account holder. Adults (both responsible and otherwise) are free to set up an account for themselves and let their kid use it. Moreover, it doesn't take an account to read chat.
 
Anonymous
@ACuriousMind There was a SE site where it was on-topic (during beta). But got closed soon. I forgot the name
 
@BalarkaSen ACM is German
 
Anonymous
Probably this one
 
Anonymous
Sexualitysexuality.stackexchange.com

Q&A site for q&A site for frank and clinical information on human sexuality.

Closed after 16 days in beta.

 
Uh oh.
 
9:52 PM
statistically speaking, the chance of him being the owner of a BDSM club is probably a good deal higher than if he came from any other country
 
@EmilioPisanty that was the joke.
Thanks for being the one person besides ACM himself to get it
 
@Blue "frank and clinical information"?
 
I guessed that was the joke
 
that sounds like an enormously overambitious goal
@BalarkaSen or a joke, yes
 
@EmilioPisanty Seems like an ambitious job for Frank.
 
9:54 PM
what?
oh
 
OK guys, I've got some physics to do. Bye.
 
@EmilioPisanty It's a German first name.
 
@ACuriousMind also American...
 
also French
 
Lots of places
 
9:55 PM
and British
 
the British are Americans
 
@0celo7 A place that calls french fries "chips" isn't American
 
stop being a xenophobe
 
That's not xenophobia, it's a literal fact
 
@SirCumference that's... inaccurate
 
9:57 PM
Do you guys know any Americans who say "chips"?
 
the stuff that gets sold as "french fries" in the US is also called "fries" in the UK
 
oh here comes Emilio preaching about "America" vs "US of America"
 
@0celo7 not this time, no
 
@EmilioPisanty That doesn't negate what I said. A place that says "chips" isn't American
Even if it says "chips" as well as "fries"
 
@SirCumference Only when I am ordering the iconic British dish that also comes with fried fish.
 
10:00 PM
@SirCumference ...so what do Americans call the non-air part of Lays?
 
@ACuriousMind Aargh
 
@SirCumference I find it funny how people zero in on the fries/chips divide so much
 
I give up
 
@ACuriousMind potato chips
 
@ACuriousMind dust
 
10:01 PM
crapitalism
 
the pants/trousers divide is so much stronger
 
@EmilioPisanty Americans love their fries
 
And yet Dutch fries are the best
 
@ACuriousMind ... is an objectively wrong statement
 
@EmilioPisanty I think it is useful because (a) almost everyone knows about it (even some rather provincial folks from the fly-over states) and (b) it's not a distinction that many people get angry about.
 
10:02 PM
specifically as regards the presence (and moreover the quantity) of mayonnaise
 
@EmilioPisanty Do you not like mayonnaise or do you just dislike the Dutch version of it?
 
mayonnaise on chips/fries is ridiculous
 
@ACuriousMind I don't eat non-instruments.
 
not eating fries with mayonnaise is what's ridiculous!
 
Oh my, the friteries around the French/Belgium border are really good. But you have to tell them to keep the mayo, as that is not a proper dip for fried stuff.
 
Anonymous
10:04 PM
@EmilioPisanty Why would you say that?
 
Anonymous
It tastes great
 
@Blue because it is objectively right
 
@ACuriousMind People eat fries with mayonnaise? o_o
 
Anonymous
@EmilioPisanty That statement itself is subjective :P
 
::stands with Emilio::
 
10:05 PM
I've always thought it was ketchup or nothing
 
@dmckee thank you
 
Well, slightly behind and to one side, but with him in principle.
 
this was even in pulp fiction
 
@SirCumference well, there's countries where they put mayo on them
you should try it once
just to see how terrible it is
 
mayonnaise raw...what is wrong with people
 
10:06 PM
Ahaha
 
it literally makes me gag
 
Anonymous
Strange. I seem to like it.
 
it's basically drain cleaner
with mold
 
Anonymous
We've different tastes
 
Anonymous
It's like that mango debate
 
Anonymous
10:07 PM
lol
 
fuck mayo
 
based Balarka
 
@BalarkaSen Woah
 
@SirCumference Sure they do! It's the default condiment for them here, although many also opt for ketchup
Pommes Rot-Weiß (literally "fries red-white", actually fries with mayonnaise and ketchup) is a classic
 
Actually in the parts of Europe I've stayed they don't just serve it straight. You can also get it (mayo) so loaded up with spices and stuff that the color and texture is changed. That's enough better that you could try it twice.
But I'm provincial enough to want ketchup or ranch dressing on mine.
 
10:09 PM
RANCH
WHAT
 
@Blue Oh god, not mangoes! :D
 
@ACuriousMind Ketchup and mayonnaise?
Germany is like another planet from the US...
 
@SirCumference Yes.
 
@ACuriousMind But is that good or bad?
 
I only eat syrup sandwiches
 
10:10 PM
@dmckee Since mayonnaise is good and ketchup is bad, it's neutral.
 
@BalarkaSen ok kenny
 
Ketchup is good, just not on its own
 
@0celo7 BE WOKE
Eat a syrup sandwich now
Someone should redo the Pepsi commercial but with Kenny boi handing out a syrup sandwich to the policeman
 
Anonymous
@BalarkaSen cough syrup sandwich? ;)
 
French fries with maple syrup is the way to go
 
10:12 PM
you're obviously not woke enough to get the reference @Blue
im disappointed
 
Anonymous
@BalarkaSen I'm getting old and grey
 
@SirCumference there's also the UK option of vinegar on your chips
I kid you not
 
@EmilioPisanty Vinegar is actually a pretty good option, too
 
that doesn't seem as bad as mayo
 
I sometimes go for that if the queue in front of the mayo dispenser is too long
 
Anonymous
10:14 PM
@BalarkaSen Ah
 
@EmilioPisanty You can get malted vinegar on fries around here, too. At least a few places. It's better on the fish than on the potatoes.
 
though admittedly the stuff they put on tables in fish 'n chips places in the UK isn't actually vinegar
 
@EmilioPisanty Do you have a reference for asymptotic expansion of harmonic functions using the spherical harmonics?
 
Anonymous
Lays used to earlier sell their chips with some special sauce which used to come in sachets. I miss those.They were really good
 
10:16 PM
@0celo7 what?
 
@EmilioPisanty what what
 
2D or 3D?
 
n
of course
 
asymptotic with respect to what?
@0celo7 then no
 
$|x|\to\infty$
 
10:17 PM
if you're OK with generalizing 3D methods, then I guess I could find one
 
Godd evening users of Physics.
 
I would just go to Jackson and/or the DLMF
 
Is there any user that can solve my question, please?
 
Anonymous
@Sebastiano Yes and No
 
@Sebastiano probably not
 
10:18 PM
Can solve it: probably. Will solve it: depends.
 
2
Q: Orthogonality relationship of electric field and electrical potential of two parallel plates

SebastianoWe known that the potential generated by a charge pointwise $q$ is $V(r) = kq/r $ and the equipotential surfaces (in 3D) are spheres centered in the charge with $r\geq 0$ where $r=d(O,P)$, i.e. the distance between the origin and a generic point $P$. In fact if we are in space, where an orthono...

 
@dmckee you can probably solve any problem??
 
@Blue why?
 
@EmilioPisanty Is it actually fake if no one cares? Is that not just culinary prescriptivism? ;P
 
@0celo7 Why probaly not?
 
10:20 PM
@0celo7 I meant "funny-backwards-E user \in physics.stackexchange s.t. cansolve(user,problem) = true".
 
I hope in the your help.
 
@Sebastiano well, there isn't much of an actual question there
This seems to be merely the fact that the gradient is perpendicular to the equipotential surface. — Qmechanic ♦ 2 days ago
↑ it does just mostly boil down to that
It's a standard fact; any textbook on multi-variable calculus will have a proof
 
Amazing
 
test
 
@EmilioPisanty I would have a mathematical proof as mine
 
10:23 PM
@Sebastiano then go read a textbook
 
@BalarkaSen Do you have any good reason to bring that here?
 
@EmilioPisanty Thanks for you kindeless
 
@Sebastiano I'm afraid I'm with Emilo on this: this is covered in varying levels of mathematical details in standard textboosk.
 
@ACuriousMind Not other than just being purely amusing, no
 
... and you've not given enough details on your current background for us to offer any meaningful recommendations
 
10:24 PM
It doesn't immediately sound controversial.
 
4
A: Why is electric field zero where equipotential surfaces intersect?

Emilio PisantyFirst of all, let's clear the air with a simple example that showcases the desired behaviour (and which is essentially isomorphic to most nontrivial cases). Consider in particular, the following claim: The potential $V(x,y,z) = V_0 \, xy$ is a perfectly valid electrostatic potential, and it c...

↑ this answer has a proof, though
 
@BalarkaSen Considering the inflammatory nature of most things remotely political, do you really think that's purely amusing?
 
Me, personally? Yes. If you don't feel free to remove it.
You/rest of the community
 
@BalarkaSen that doesn't beat the urinals that come up out of the street in central London
 
@EmilioPisanty But not exist a simple proof?
 
10:26 PM
@BalarkaSen I'm asking because it was flagged. Although I would ask the flagger to consider once again to use their words before casting a flag.
 
@Sebastiano there is a simple proof in the answer I just linked to.
 
@ACuriousMind Odd. Well, I have made my clear stance on why I posted the picture: pure amusement (I would have posted just the image but the title was a necessary context). If anyone feel it is offensive/inflammatory, sounds like a fair deal to get it removed.
 
@Sebastiano "simple proof" means very different things to people at differeing level of mathematical sophistication.
 
seriously? that's a video taken in broad daylight. Folks, use your words.
 
^seconded, and flag dismissed.
 
10:28 PM
@EmilioPisanty I would to have undestood how to have a beam of parallel plates.
 
@Sebastiano you should probably grammar if want understood
 
The one Emilio linked to is written in language that would be opaque to most of my students in the algebra/trig class (rendering it anything but "simple" to them) but is much clearer and easier for me than the one I would have to give the students (except that I wouldn't botehr for that class, because they don't care and don't need to know).
 
@EmilioPisanty Holy shit (To be taken literally)
 
(sorry, that was a bit too much on the sharp side. But that question isn't particularly clear.)
 
Ping pong boom
 
10:30 PM
@BalarkaSen they're all over London
you don't notice them during the day 'cause they're just random metal circles on the sidewalk
and at night there's a nonzero chance you're drunk anyways
 
@Sebastiano practice making it easy for people to help you get what you want. Why don't you let everyone know what level of mathematics and physics you've attained, and what part(s) of the various resources you've been pointed to are giving you trouble?
 
@EmilioPisanty I do not agree. Anyway thanks the same for the indication received. Greetings to all.
 
I’ll admit, one nice thing about the mobile chat is that I don’t see chat flags
 
^^
 
Anonymous
@Sebastiano This answer is quite clear I think
 
10:32 PM
Everyone else: why don't you try giving that sort of advice to someone new who's coming to you in a moment of vulnerability/neediness and for whom the dominant language seems not to be their first before mocking them?
 
@nitsua60 what?
 
@0celo7 I mock you for not being able to speak the Holy Roman Language
 
it hurts
wait, what
I do speak german
what are you on about
 
Hahah
 
@Sebastiano We are here to help. But you do need to help us help you.
 
10:34 PM
@0celo7 Someone comes in with (what I assume) is a genuine question and rather than getting kindly instructed in what the room's expecting from a querent, they get driven out. That strikes me as a pretty crappy way to treat other humans.
 
when does that happen
 
(gotta run)
 
@BalarkaSen You're not helping. Please take a step back and consider how you're coming across.
 
@ACuriousMind Seriously? Who speaks Latin in this day and age?
 
r u d e
 
10:37 PM
@Sebastiano To expand on our previous answers: your question does not make it clear whether you're after a general proof (in which case it does just come down to a standard fact in textbooks, and if you want a specific recommendation then you need to be more specific about your current level of understanding of calculus for us to give you answers that are useful to you) or whether you're just after something specific to the parallel-plates capacitor
(in which case you should say a bit more about how much you understand of that configuration so that we can say stuff that's useful to you)
 
@BalarkaSen That's...not my point at all. You're simply ridiculing nitsua's reasonable request.
 
Keep in mind that "simple" is a subjective statement, and unless you give more information about your background, a request to "keep things simple" is impossible to meet.
@ACuriousMind shall we... not have a discussion about moderation?
 
@EmilioPisanty Recent events would indicate it may be time to have such discussions again. However, I'm certainly ready to have them in the meta chat instead.
 
@ACuriousMind No, I wasn't. There was no direct offensive against nitsua's request. It is simply being perceived as such. I think this room is fixated on trying to police the conversations constantly without looking at the context or content of the conversations involved.
 
Anonymous
Let's drop this maybe
 
10:42 PM
^
 
Probably the better idea, but the room won't run long while constantly shoving the problems under the rug.
Anyhow, I'm out
Cya on the flip side.
 
the room is dead.
@ACuriousMind leaving was the start
 
10:58 PM
@ACuriousMind what does one call elements of O(n), typically?
 
@0celo7 "rotations and reflections"?
 
no, symbols
 
Uhhh...$R,S,T$?
 
S works, thanks
 

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