The h Bar

anonymous

4:13 PM

@Loong Thanks. Got it!

It seems to be experimentally verified

Rather than something theoretical

user228700

This laptop is <3 @JohnR: Can't help but shout "Thank YOUUUU" :-)

John Rennie

@Kaumudi.H still impressed with the laptop!

user228700

:-) Yes, of course.

user228700

It is still marvellous that this laptop sits here, in my room.

John Rennie

I glad it's been worth while. My main concern was that having to learn physics with a phone as your only form of Internet access was a really hinderance.

user228700

4:17 PM

If you would've told me at the beginning of last year that I'd make friends from all across the globe and that one of them would send me an effing laptop, I would've asked "Are u high?"

2

John Rennie

My two new laptops arrived today. One of them is an ultraportable, a Dell E6230, and it's soooooooo cute! :-)

user228700

@JohnRennie At the time, it didn't seem such a hindrance but I now realise how much better this is.

user228700

@JohnRennie Ah, yes, I'd almost forgotten about the laptops! Cute? :-o Now I am concerned...

John Rennie

@Kaumudi.H It's so small but perfectly formed :-)

user228700

:-) OK. Well, I'll leave u to play with it then. BTW, the CD drive in this thing works fine. Turned out that the problem was indeed with the old drive, not the CDs themselves!

John Rennie

4:20 PM

Good. Have you watched any films on it?

heather

@EmilioPisanty, you around?

user228700

Yes, just one oldy--bits and pieces of it.

John Rennie

I think my niece uses her laptop mostly for watching films on. I bought it for her schoolwork!!!

DanielSank

Hi, everybody.

heather

o, nvm, found it.

John Rennie

4:22 PM

Hi

heather

@DanielSank, hello

user228700

And it was great :-) The only problem is that I tilted the video on VLC but now I'm unable to get it to tilt back to 0/360 degrees. It's stuck at 1.

user228700

Hello :-)

DanielSank

@Kaumudi.H Your video is rotated by 1 degree?

user228700

Yep.

trilolil

4:23 PM

Hello everyone

I have a question about waves in a rod:

Why is the formula based on Hook's elasticity modulus $\frac{F}{S} = -E \frac{\Delta l}{l}$

user228700

@JohnRennie Lol, I see :-P

trilolil

negative on the right side?

This image proves how you can obtain the speed of a wave in a rod by using Newton's second law.

heather

ah, i have the perfect idea for a community ad

=D

and thanks to bernardo and daniel I can use inkscape and not google drawings =D =D

Sir Cumference

Howdy

@heather Get Illustrator

Emilio Pisanty

@heather yup, what's up?

trilolil

4:29 PM

Anybody? Sorry to disturb you @JohnRennie but I know that usually you are able to understand thing very quickly.

Any idea?

heather

@EmilioPisanty sorry, i found what i was looking for...i remembered you waybacked that aerosol can question a while ago but forgot you posted it in chat.

user228700

@Sir: Yello :-)

John Rennie

I'll have a look ...

Emilio Pisanty

@heather hah

heather

@SirCumference i'm torturing this poor chromebook enough already =/

Emilio Pisanty

4:30 PM

it's been deleted, I imagine

heather

@EmilioPisanty the wayback, no, but the actual question, yes.

Sir Cumference

@heather Ouch, a chromebook? :/

user228700

Oh, @heather: Hello :-)

Sir Cumference

Not to sound condescending

heather

@SirCumference yeah, remember, i've got linux and chromium running on it, and on the linux side texmaker, python 2 and python 3, a bunch of github repositories, etc, etc.

@Kaumudi.H hallo =)

user228700

4:31 PM

How's it going?

heather

@Kaumudi.H good, how about for you?

Sir Cumference

@heather Wait, you know python? :O

I was 14 when I started learning programming languages...

trilolil

Does anybody have an idea about my question? Which is about physics....

user228700

@heather Same here, sort of, thanks :-)

John Rennie

@trilolil it looks sensible to me.What's the problem?

heather

4:32 PM

@SirCumference well, i don't know about "knowing" python, but i do have a small amount of experience with it, yes.

Emilio Pisanty

@heather yeah, figures.

The Wayback Machine has it at -6, though

trilolil

@JohnRennie Why is it $-E \frac{...}{...}$ and not $E \frac{...}{...}$ ?

Emilio Pisanty

final score -11

Sir Cumference

Well still, I've only just gotten started using github. Makes my life easier.

heather

github is pretty cool.

::shouts out thanks to Daniel Sank::

Sir Cumference

4:33 PM

Really helps me work on my userscripts

heather

::and Bernardo::

John Rennie

@trilolil You start with $$F = ma = S\Delta p - S(\Delta p + \frac{\partial\Delta p}{\partial x}dx) $$ Yes?

trilolil

@JohnRennie yes

John Rennie

And this simplifies to: $$ F = ma = - S\frac{\partial\Delta p}{\partial x}dx $$

trilolil

yes

Sir Cumference

4:36 PM

@obe Quick question

John Rennie

Then substitute $$ ma = \rho S dx \frac{\partial^2D}{\partial dt^2} $$

trilolil

@JohnRennie yes ok.

John Rennie

And you get $$ \rho S dx \frac{\partial^2D}{\partial dt^2} = - S\frac{\partial\Delta p}{\partial x}dx $$

trilolil

yes

so actually they just transfered the minus sign to the other side of the equation?

It has nothing to do with Hookes law itself?

@JohnRennie

DanielSank

@heather :-D

John Rennie

4:41 PM

@trilolil well it starts with what is basically Hooke's Law $F \propto -dx$

trilolil

@JohnRennie ok.

Hookes law calculates a force that is always oriented to the origin. (as far as I know)

I don't mean to be rude by any means. But I am affraid I didn't get the point you are/were trying to make.

@JohnRennie

ACuriousMind

@SirCumference You're doing it again: If you don't ask the question right there, then obe will find this ping in his inbox when he logs in and will have no idea how to respond, it's a notification that's completely useless.

DanielSank

^ And it's against intergalactic law.

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heather

^inter-multiversal law.

@SirCumference but...? (I have heard nothing condescending =P)

ACuriousMind

@EmilioPisanty It certainly looks refreshingly different from the usual layout! I feel something is off about it though, but I can't nail it down and it may just be "it's not the usual layout"...

DanielSank

4:56 PM

@heather o_O

@ACuriousMind I agree, it's a bit weird but I can't say why

John Rennie

Groan, the homework questions are piling up and I'm all out of downvotes :-(

Jaime Gallego

@ACuriousMind It certainly beats Computer Modern.

obe

@SirCumference what?

ACuriousMind

@JohnRennie Do you really mean downvotes or rather close votes?

John Rennie

oops, yes, I did mean closevotes. Is there a limit on downvotes?

Sir Cumference

5:02 PM

@obe Can you send over the astronomy logo you used in your background?

obe

@SirCumference why?

Sir Cumference

I might use it for a community ad, if that's ok with you

ACuriousMind

@JohnRennie You have 40 up/downvotes (one counter for both) in a day, it's hard to hit that if you're not trying to

obe

can't I make the ad? :(

Sir Cumference

You want to?

obe

5:03 PM

yes

Sir Cumference

Didn't know, since you aren't on Astro

heather

Can you undo in inkscape?

obe

@ACuriousMind do you see anything out of place in my profile image?

ACuriousMind

It looks blue as always ;)

obe

look carefully.

ACuriousMind

5:05 PM

There's some sort of creature in the center

obe

yeah it's a penguin xD

I didn't try to hide it, but you're the first person to notice it within a few seconds.

heather

there's a penguin in there?

i honestly thought it was a bunch of frozen, blue machinery.

ACuriousMind

@obe I had to look at it separately, in the size at which it appears in your profile or here it's almost impossible to see

obe

yeah that's what I meant by "look carefully".

I showed it to my friend on my phone zoomed up all the way and he didn't notice it.

after like 5 minutes he saw it.

if I didn't put a shadow around it it would probably be even harder to see. lol

@ACuriousMind you changed your profile description :D

John Rennie

heather

5:11 PM

ah, I see now.

John Rennie

It doesn't exactly stand out :-)

heather

thank you, Sir Rennie.

ACuriousMind

@obe Slightly, yeah. I was changing the picture anyway

heather

@EmilioPisanty, I'm sorry, but I hate inkscape.

=/

obe

@heather you should use adobe illustrator, it's really easy to use and a lot more powerful than inkscape.

it even has an option to turn a regular image into a vector you can use in a latex document.

so it doesn't pixelate.

heather

5:13 PM

1. does it cost $

obe

I think for students it's $10 a month, idk if you can afford that.

John Rennie

Sadly yes, Illustrator is megabucks.

heather

i have no megabucks.

i don't even have normal bucks.

obe

not even $10 every 30 days?

ACuriousMind

@obe Inkscape can do vector graphic too, that's no problem

obe

5:15 PM

@ACuriousMind can it turn say for example my profile image into a vector?

heather

@obe for a single community ad!? I'm not paying $10 bucks period, let alone every 30 days.

John Rennie

@heather: what is so bad about InkScape? (I speak as one who has never used it)

obe

@heather oh you can get a 30 day free trial.

heather

i don't create images every day, it wouldn't make sense to buy it.

obe

no payment information required.

heather

5:15 PM

@obe hmm, might have to look into it then.

ACuriousMind

@obe No, it's meant to create vectorgraphics, not turn other images into them

obe

@ACuriousMind illustrator can do both though.

heather

@JohnRennie well, I'm just frustrated because i didn't use it well (read: i was stupid) - i thought all i'd drawn was going to be in-frame and it wasn't and stuff. and it's just non-intuitive (compared to what i'm used to using).

obe

@ACuriousMind btw I've noticed that all latex vector graphics (diagrams or etc) look exactly the same in terms of style, is it because inkscape has presets or something?

ACuriousMind

I'm not sure what you mean (also, LaTeX can embed images other than vector graphics)

obe

5:18 PM

what I mean is that most people use inkscape to make vector graphics for their latex documents (I think), and most vector graphics people use look the same, so what's the deal?

i.e. same line thickness, same shapes, etc.

ACuriousMind

Yeah, that's probably because most don't fiddle with those presets unless they have a reason to

obe

so that's where inkscape is probably better than illustrator, since illustrator doesn't assume that you're going to be making latex graphics so it has too many customizations and not many presets.

so inkscape is probably faster for most purposes? (I think)

ACuriousMind

no idea, I never used illustrator and I used inkscape only when I needed to make some graphics which wasn't all that often

Jaime Gallego

@obe The result wouldn't look nice, I'm afraid, unless your source bitmap is very high quality. With so much detail, the file would be quite large too.

obe

@JaimeGallego yea I tried it with low quality images and it makes the vector look like a smudged version of the original image.

and for large images it can take like 30 minutes to process even on a decent computer.

trilolil

5:24 PM

I have a question about waves in a rod:

Why is this formula which is based on Hook's elasticity modulus negative: $\frac{F}{A} = -E \frac{\Delta l}{l}$ . In other words why is it -E and not +E ?

(cf 6th line)

Jaime Gallego

@obe That's why designers avoid vectorizing.

They just do their work on Illustrator, then export it to bitmap if needed

CSI Zoom Enhance

►

John Rennie

@trilolil The force and the extension are vectors, and they point in opposite directions. If you stretch a spring, i.e. dx is positive, then the force points in the other direction so it's negative.

trilolil

@JohnRennie Oh so it is just exaclty like Hooke's law?

Could E by any means be a negative value?

John Rennie

No the modulus is always positive.

trilolil

Does that also apply to a fluid? $k = - \frac{1}{V} \frac{\Delta V}{\Delta p}$ i.imgur.com/15Gf5dc.png

I mean is that also just like Hookes law? @JohnRennie

John Rennie

5:38 PM

Yes. Strictly speaking it's not Hooke's law as that's for 1D systems.

trilolil

@JohnRennie If striclty speaking it is not, what is it then?

John Rennie

Well the equivalent of the Hooke's law force constant is the bulk modulus

obe

@JohnRennie @BernardoMeurer I have a desktop and I want to upgrade its hard-drive to ssd, what do I do?

Bernardo Meurer

@obe Hello

@obe What's your budget?

John Rennie

Good move! An SSD will make it dramatically faster!

Bernardo Meurer

5:42 PM

It's very easy to do

obe

256 gb ssd I guess?

John Rennie

Well how much disk space do you need?

obe

idk how much they cost but a decent one I suppose.

I don't need much

trilolil

@JohnRennie OK thank you very much for that explanation!

John Rennie

I like SanDisk SSDs because they're cheap, fast and reliable.

obe

5:43 PM

@JohnRennie yep :D

okay so how do I know if it's compatible?

John Rennie

A 256GB SanDisk is around £65 in the UK.

Bernardo Meurer

@obe Sandisk is a good pick for affordability

John Rennie

SSDs and ordinary SATA disks all all compatible.

Bernardo Meurer

Samsung and Intel have the best performance but are $$$

John Rennie

Any SSD will work in your PC.

Bernardo Meurer

5:44 PM

^ That, SATA3 FTW

John Rennie

amazon.co.uk/SanDisk-PLUS-Sata-inch-Internal/dp/B01F9G43WU

obe

this is my pc dell.com/ca/business/p/optiplex-3020m-desktop/pd just for reference.

don't laugh btw, I got this for a specific reason.

John Rennie

That's a nice PC. They are tiny but fast!

obe

I wanted to take it around with me in my bag.

Bernardo Meurer

amazon.ca/SanDisk-Internal-240GB-2-5-Inch-SDSSDA-240G-G25/dp/…

obe

5:45 PM

@JohnRennie well, was fast at least, 2-3 years ago

Bernardo Meurer

Amazon canada

obe

it's really slow now, idk if it's the hdd or what?

John Rennie

Any SSD will work fine in your PC.

obe

but I'm assuming ssd will make it faster?

Bernardo Meurer

amazon.ca/dp/B018X8LB2G?ref=emc_b_5_i

John Rennie

5:46 PM

What version of Windows does it run?

Bernardo Meurer

The 480Gb is only 40 CAD more

obe

@JohnRennie ok great.

windows 10 pro

Bernardo Meurer

Probably a better investment

ACuriousMind

@obe If it has gotten slow, the first step is not to buy an SSD but to clean off all the crap that's accumulated over the years :P

obe

@BernardoMeurer ok, so do you recommend that?

ok

@ACuriousMind thing is, it hasn't accumulated any crap. I only have like 3 games on it and few important software.

and a bunch of (large) pdfs

Bernardo Meurer

5:47 PM

@obe I currently have a SanDisk 240GB SSD (Thanks John!) and It works great. I also have a 500GB HDD(Thanks John!) and the speed difference is REMARKABLE

John Rennie

@ACuriousMind experience tells me it's rare for that to help much.

obe

it's currently a 7200 rpm hdd.

when I first got it it was as fast as my ssd laptop but now it's slow.

weird.

Bernardo Meurer

@ACuriousMind Everyone should use an SSD, HDDs are crap for an OS to run off of

obe

@BernardoMeurer ok I'll buy one of those ssds, but how do I install it?

Bernardo Meurer

The amount of cycles your computer wastes waiting for a disk read is bizarre

obe

5:49 PM

do I just give it to a repair shop?

Bernardo Meurer

@obe Nope

John Rennie

Bung in an SSD and do a nice clean install of Windows 10. Ideally from a Microsoft DVD as that will give the cleanest install, but the Dell install DVDs are not too bad.

Bernardo Meurer

You do it yourself

Open your PC

obe

no idea how lmao

Bernardo Meurer

Find the current drive

It will have two cables

John Rennie

5:49 PM

What's the Dell tag number of your PC.

ACuriousMind

@BernardoMeurer I'm not saying "don't buy an SSD" (I have those in both my laptop and my desktop and would never go back to not having them), but if the thing is really "slow" now when it wasn't before that indicates some other problems.

Bernardo Meurer

a larger one (power) and a small one(data)

obe

@JohnRennie where do I find that?

John Rennie

The tag number will be written on the PC somewhere - usually on a small label.

obe

@BernardoMeurer I'll show you right now.

Bernardo Meurer

5:49 PM

unplug these, take the drive off, put the new one and replug them

obe

apparently it's reason easy to open.

Bernardo Meurer

@ACuriousMind Well, he uses Windows it's his own fault :P

ACuriousMind

@JohnRennie Really? I've "sped up" my friends' computers more than once by disabling all the useless stuff they had running in the background :P

heather

@DanielSank, oh, how are the user awards going? Do you have winners in all the categories?

John Rennie

@obe: here are the manuals for your PC

The Owners Manual will have step by step instructions for replacing the disk.

obe

5:56 PM

thanks!

John Rennie

Actually I've been toying with the idea of buying a 3020M just on the grounds that they're cute :-)

obe

well now there's the 3040M.

it looks cooler, I think.

@JohnRennie OH

does this mean that I can change the processor and the memory too?

didn't know

John Rennie

@obe you can change the memory, though there will be an upper limit that the PC supports. However going above 8GB probably isn't worth it unless you run big apps. My own PC has just 4GB and that's fine.

obe

also I'm dumb in regards to this but, where is the OS running from?

if I replace the hhd will I lose windows 10?

John Rennie

However changing the processor is more restricted. You can only use processors that the BIOS supports. Generally speaking it isn't worth trying to change the processor.

obe

6:00 PM

I bought windows 10 from the microsoft store as a download and I have it on my usb.

do I have to reinstall?

John Rennie

@obe Yes. Once you swap the disk you will need to install Windows from scratch.

obe

oh ok.

John Rennie

Obviously you will lose all the data so back it up first. Though the data is of course still on the old disk.

obe

I'll just leave it on the old disk.

Idc about it lol

@BernardoMeurer should I buy the sandisk one or this?

it has a lot of good reviews it seems.

Jaime Gallego

@obe If you do have space for an HDD and an SSD, then go for it.

John Rennie

6:05 PM

@obe that's a good disk as well.

Bernardo Meurer

@obe Samsung makes extremely fast and reliable SSDs at a premium

@obe I'd go for the 480GB Sandisk though

Emilio Pisanty

@ACuriousMind fair enough. If you do manage to pin it down, give a shout.

obe

@BernardoMeurer I never exceeded 250gb on any computer before.

@JaimeGallego I don't but I don't really need the old disk except for memories and stuff. xD

Bernardo Meurer

@obe I only had 100GB in cross compilers alone :P

ACuriousMind

::Looks at full 1TB disk::

Emilio Pisanty

6:06 PM

@heather why do you feel you need to apologize?

Jaime Gallego

Interestingly enough, I was also planning to upgrade my HDD for the first time.

Emilio Pisanty

@heather All graphics software packages have learning curves, and they're usually pretty steep.

John Rennie

ooh that is so tempting ...

heather

@EmilioPisanty because I learned about inkscape through you.

Emilio Pisanty

Inkscape is, I think, the best compromise between power, usability, and open-sourcedness

obe

6:07 PM

@JaimeGallego is it because of performance issues?

Bernardo Meurer

Inkscape is a work of art

OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE

Jaime Gallego

@obe It is a bottleneck, yes.

Emilio Pisanty

@BernardoMeurer ... is not as nice and limitless as you'd hope.

Bernardo Meurer

@EmilioPisanty Yeah, well, FOSS can only go so far when competing with proprietary solutions

Emilio Pisanty

↑ that's the latest libreoffice running on the latest windows

Bernardo Meurer

6:09 PM

I have a love hate relationship with libre office

Jaime Gallego

@EmilioPisanty LibreOffice is terrible.

Bernardo Meurer

@JaimeGallego I'm driving all the way to Spain and bitch slapping you

John Rennie

The last time I looked at LibreOffice I though it seemed very cluttered. Far from the simple plain UI I expected.

Emilio Pisanty

@JaimeGallego LibreOffice is a key bit of central infrastructure if people want to pretend that it is possible to build a FOSS system in full.

the UI above is bad by 2001 standards

it is indefensible post 2011

Bernardo Meurer

Libre Office is a piece of software no one wants to maintain, but that we all need. The UI is horrible, but it is usable, and the software does work well

The only proprietary thing on this machine are the Nvidia drivers

Jaime Gallego

6:11 PM

@BernardoMeurer Don't worry, Stallman is already on the way with his katana.

obe

@JohnRennie my desktop keeps dropping wifi recently and the internet is really slow.

does that mean I should also replace the wifi card?

or will the ssd fix that too?

John Rennie

My favourite Office suite is Office 2003. It still runs and indeed I'm still using it every day. Every version of Office since has been slower and more cluttered with things I never use.

Bernardo Meurer

@JaimeGallego I met him a couple months ago :)

@obe Hm, I'd say try a fresh Windows install with your new drive and see if that helps

sounds like a driver issue

obe

uh oh, I forgot to ground myself before opening my computer.

is it dead now?

Bernardo Meurer

If not investing on a better wireless card could be a good idea

John Rennie

6:13 PM

@obe it's hard to say, but i'd be surprised if the wifi card was to blame as wifi cards are all pretty similar these days.

Bernardo Meurer

@obe I never ground myself, but I'm in humid weather

John Rennie

@obe no :-)

obe

I didn't touch the motherboard, just the plastic on the hdd.

heather

I hate libre office. google drive and LaTeX serve all my document needs.

obe

should be safe right? the humidity here is like 50-70% i think.

Bernardo Meurer

6:14 PM

@heather This is why I love you

PREACH

John Rennie

I have never broken a PC due to static and I never use a grounding cable. I'm not saying it can't be done, but it isn't easy.

heather

@BernardoMeurer i thought you just threatened to slap someone who disliked libre office...

obe

ok.

Bernardo Meurer

@heather Yes but you provided an awesome, also mostly FOSS solution to the problem :)

obe

I'm going to go buy the ssd from a computer store because I don't want to wait for shipping.

bye guys and thanks for the help! :D

Bernardo Meurer

6:15 PM

@JohnRennie Same

heather

@obe have a good day obe

Jaime Gallego

@obe Bye!

heather

@BernardoMeurer fair enough. =)

Bernardo Meurer

@ChrisJohn Could you change your last name to "White" please?

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@SirCumference :P

John Rennie

Dude I can answer all¹ your GR questions. You don't need Chris White!
------------------------------------
¹ this may not be strictly true

heather

6:19 PM

i kind've want to meet this chris white guy...

if only i'd started talking in chat a few months earlier i would've met him.

Bernardo Meurer

@JohnRennie I don't care for GR! I want someone to talk about arbitrary precision arithmetic with! I want someone to shit on Boost with! I want someone to praise C and GMP!

heather

@BernardoMeurer ::glares:: Python. Only Python.

John Rennie

I can code in C(++) ...

Bernardo Meurer

@heather Hm?

heather

2 days until 0celo's back

Bernardo Meurer

6:20 PM

@JohnRennie C++ is nice, I use it more than C because I'm a lazy peasant

heather

@BernardoMeurer joking response to "I want someone to praise C and GMP"

Bernardo Meurer

@heather Ah, lol

John Rennie

What's GMP

Bernardo Meurer

You're not old enough for C yet.

C comes with alcoholism and unprotected sex

John Rennie

Google tells me it's the Greater Manchester Police :-)

Bernardo Meurer

6:21 PM

@JohnRennie It's the dopest!

heather

GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library

The GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library (GMP) is a free library for arbitrary-precision arithmetic, operating on signed integers, rational numbers, and floating point numbers. There are no practical limits to the precision except the ones implied by the available memory in the machine GMP runs on (operand dimension limit is 232-1 bits on 32-bit machines and 237 bits on 64-bit machines). GMP has a rich set of functions, and the functions have a regular interface. The basic interface is for C but wrappers exist for other languages including Ada, C++, C#, Julia, OCaml, Perl, PHP, Python, R,...

^I think

Bernardo Meurer

gmplib.org

@heather Yep

heather

@BernardoMeurer wat

Bernardo Meurer

It's what I used for my super ackermann implementation

heather

very nice

John Rennie

6:22 PM

@BernardoMeurer look at all this C(++) code dude - all my own work

Bernardo Meurer

@JohnRennie Damn, sweet!

I never even touched anything with Win32API

John Rennie

@BernardoMeurer part timer!

heather

the answer here is just that the space between the galaxies, not the galaxies themselves moved right?

Jaime Gallego

@BernardoMeurer Tried to make a Visual C++ app once. Got to draw an ellipse before desisting.

MSDN is a nightmare.

Bernardo Meurer

@JaimeGallego The only visual thing I engage in is reading

John Rennie

6:28 PM

@JaimeGallego VC++ separates the men from the boys! :-)

Bernardo Meurer

I hate the MSVCC

That's one shit compiler

with a good dbg though

John Rennie

@heather the Big Bang didn't happen at a point

If the universe is currently infinite (which is possible) then it was always infinite.

Choose any distance you want, greater or less than the Hubble sphere, and there will be galaxies there.

Bernardo Meurer

I have programming next semester

I wonder how that class will go

Jaime Gallego

@BernardoMeurer Just checked your GitHub. Impressive. I never seem to find time to do some programming.

I consider my time management to be... dubious

Bernardo Meurer

@JaimeGallego Thanks man :) Now at uni it's kind of hard to find time too, my kernel project has spider webs on it, but I'm going to do some work this week

@DanielSank Check hangouts

ATTENTION EVERYONE

I HAVE PASSED REAL ANALYSIS

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ACuriousMind

6:49 PM

Congrats

Bernardo Meurer

@ACuriousMind @anonymous @DHMO @AnyoneIForgot Thanks for the help!

:)

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