@satan29 Please don't post your questions here directly after you asked them; interested people watch the main site anyway, and if everyone did it, the room would be flooded with new questions.
@B.Brekke Some specific journals might have such standards, but I don't think there's any overarching standard. (Also, most papers get by with just black and white with no need for a palette at all)
ugh, every time I do anything with graphics programming I realize I forgot how horrible it is to talk to GPUs. Current peeve: "Oh, someone resized my window? I'm just going to crash then."
I'm trying to understand the Galilean Transformations, as shown in my book. Here's the situation, first and foremost: Two observers, R (uses Roman Coordinates for its Reference Frame) & G (uses Greek Coordinates for its Reference Frame) are traveling towards each other at a constant velocity $v<<...
@DarkRunner Still though, you only asked here 21 minutes ago. Stackexchange isn't meant for instant answers, it's for good quality answers that future readers can also get use from.
@satan29 Please don't post your questions here directly after you asked them; interested people watch the main site anyway, and if everyone did it, the room would be flooded with new questions.
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Yo! My profile has been viewed a (mere) thousand times as of now.
@DarkRunner please consider @ACuriousMind’s post above: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/54581398#54581398 : “ Please don't post your questions here directly after you asked them; interested people watch the main site anyway, and if everyone did it, the room would be flooded with new questions.”.
