Unusal 6-bladed propellor as well.

I was playing "Elf: The Musical" this week and the keyboard player (playing the bass part) asked me what "Maybe quarter notes" meant. I figured it gave the option to either play quarter notes or half notes, but it did seem oddly unspecific. What was it they wanted her to play?

I am trying to find the velocity of an impact test. I am using a drop hammer impact machine to hit some composite specimens. I know the equation for the velocity is V = V0 + at ——————- (1) And that V0 = Vf - (at) ——————(2) And Vf = $\sqrt{2gh}$ ————- (3) Where V0 is the initial velocity, a is acc...

In a recent Senate session, they were discussing the release of all Guantanamo Bay detainees. Senator Lindsey Graham claimed that since the people held there were enemy combatants, they did not have the same rights as ordinary criminal enterprises, and that the US government can legally hold them...

What is the correct way of formally assigning a truth value to a proposition? If $P$ is for instance true, can I just write $P = \mathbf{true}$? (Or 1 or T instead of $\textbf{true}$) Should I use another sign than "$=$"? What's the correct notation, what's the relation between a statement and it...

People make yogurt by fermenting coconut milk. Why has no one ever made cheese?

What is the classical fastest simulator for quantum circuits with only Clifford Gates? And is there any "friendly" implementation e.g. in Python (or in some well-known libraries like Qiskit)? Fast simulators for quantum circuits with other constraints are also well accepted. Thank you!

Whenever a new actor portrays a new incarnation of the Doctor, the Doctor has like a completely new character and basically nothing in common with the last incarnation. How much saying does the actor have on the character of the new incarnation? E.g., do they get the scripts and have to play out ...

I would like to write a letter, in the present, addressed to my children in the future (no sad reasons involved; I just thought it would be nice to share my emotions of a new parent directly with my grown-up children, if with a long lag). The paper and ink would need to thus withstand about 20 ye...

so I’m trying to figure out where a government would set up their main base in a world where earthquakes and natural disasters are imminent and happening all the time. I want it to be iconic like in the Eiffel Tower or somewhere like that but I don’t know if that’s structurally secure? Any help w...

I am trying to set up QGIS to work on gathering bird data. I have my attributes set up so that the common name, Latin name, quantity, date and other information is recorded. Is there a way to get the fields to always autofill with what I want I.E Common name is always blue tit rather than me fill...

I have an array of subdivided cubes, which follow a bezier-curve through a curve modifier. The individual meshes of the array are merged. The issue: Ordering the modifier stack like this (right): Array Subdiv Curve Provides the desired, smooth result. Ordering the Stack like this (left): Array...

I currently have my 4x4 posts installed for my fence. I am going to be installing horizontal 1x4 redwood strips between the posts. I am going to seal the redwood with an oil based stain/sealer. Do I have to stain them before I install them on the posts? Or can I install them first and go back and...

What is the étale fundamental group of the circle $X({\bf R})$, where $$ X(k) = \{(x,y) \in k^2 \mid x^2+y^2 = 1\}? $$ I know that there is a sequence $$ 1 \rightarrow \pi_1^{et}(X({\bf C})) \rightarrow \pi_1^{et}(X({\bf R})) \rightarrow Gal({\bf C}/{\bf R}) \rightarrow 1 $$ with $Gal({\bf C}/{\b...

Is there online resource where I can find Einstein's all papers on Relativity. I found something here. But no title contains "Relativity". So I think I can't find what I was expecting but maybe I am lazy a bit.

I want to make a fence on a curved bridge. Currently a have a bridge mesh and a fence mesh, that repeats bridge curvature, but is solid. I need to make holes in that mesh as shown in the picture below. Obviously, I can manually create meshes, put them to the mesh and make hole by boolean modifier...

Theodor Fontane's novel Effi Briest is often taught at German schools. The Wikipedia article about the novel has a section on the novel's legacy which says, [Thomas] Mann said that if one had to reduce one's library to six novels, Effi Briest would have to be one of them. The source for that s...

I've got a "Green Star" twin gear juicer which I have used to juice a variety of vegetables, but mostly carrots and celery. I always juice the celery last, as that seems to minimize the amount of direct orange staining from the carrots. But over time I have noticed a buildup or "caking" of stai...

I'm stuck on some of these IQ tests and I'd really appreciate some help deciphering them. Can you extract the message?

I have helped my cousin with homework. The homework goes: $6$ machines do the work in $210$ hours, how long will it take $10$ machines. Assuming the work is linear. I have solved that it is $0.6 \times 210 = 126$, as they will be working $40$ percent faster, therefore making the same in $60\%$ of...

The function $x\mapsto f(x)$ defined as $x+1$ for $x\geq 0$ and $x$ for $x<0$ has a jump at $x=0$. The derivative of $f$ is equal to $1$ on each sector and so $f$ is differentiable at $x=0$ and there is no gap in the slope of tangent lines. However the two tangents at $0^-$ and $0^+$ are not the ...

[EDIT] : modified the value of cutoff frequency to 4.8kHz after reading the answer of Andy aka. I need to build a LC high-pass filter that cuts at 4.8kHz with a fixed L value of 2.5 µH. As the cutoff frequency is 1/(2 Pi sqrt(LC)), that means I need a capacitance of 440µF to make it work. The thi...

It's winter here and there's lots of snow which makes the streets narrow, and all the sidewalks are super slippery, and actual cycling is all but off the table. Me and my wife miss it. :) So we're considering getting a stationary bike. But our condo is pretty small, so we want something really co...

I have made a product and another company got a patent on a similar idea. Problem is that their first independent claim looks meaningfully different(in my opinion) from mine but there is the same idea among the dependent claims of the independent claim that might be critical and unavoidable. I wo...

I am using latex3 to write a set of macros. I have defined the nomeclature class, and a nominal case which comprehends all the possible combinations to be used in the test cases_i ( i = 1:N ). Now I want to create N test cases of the nominal. In some cases the parameter names are shared accros su...

I would like to prove that for a function $f$ which is $C^1$ defined on $[a, b]$ compact $$\max|f(x)|\leq \frac 1 {b-a}\left|\int_a^bf(x)\,dx\right| + \int_a^b|f'(x)|\,dx.$$ Because $f$ is on a compact domain it obtains its maximum at some $c$, so I can replace $\max|f(x)|$ with $f(c)$. The trou...

This is question 11 of Section 5.1 of Introduction to Real Analysis Fourth Edition by Robert G. Bartle. Question statement Let $K>0$ and $f:\mathbb{R} \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ satisy the condition that $|f(x)-f(y)|<K|x-y|$ for all $x,y \in \mathbb{R}$. Prove that f is continuous at every point $c ...

Hi I'm using a DL model (TensorFlow) to predict daily minimum, mean, and maximum values of a target dataset. I was thinking that the model would have 3 outputs for each day, (min, mean, max). Is there a clean way to enforce the correct order of these (i.e., min<mean<max)? I can add a penalty to e...

I have a field called "Species" which is composed by two words (e.g. 'Robinia pseudoacacia') and I would like to extract the first letter of both the words in order to get two letters (e.g. 'Rp') in the label. There other word pairs in the field "Species" so I guess it needs a rule which specifie...

According to the notes for CVE-2021-44228 at mitre.org: Java 8u121 (see https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/8u121-relnotes.html) protects against remote code execution by defaulting "com.sun.jndi.rmi.object.trustURLCodebase" and "com.sun.jndi.cosnaming.object.trustURLCodebase" to "false

This came up when I was taking a look at Endeavour over in LA. Where can I find a readable version of this full flow diagram (valves, control systems, and everything)?

I have found many organic molecule databases, such as PubChem or chEMBL. But they don't provide the atomic coordinates of each atom on the structure. I'm especially interested in organic molecules that contain silicon. Where can I find these atomic coordinates?

I understand WGS84 models the equator as a circle with radius=GeodesyData["WGS84","SemimajorAxis"]. So I expected the two computations below to be the same. Where is my mistake? Pi*GeodesyData["WGS84","SemimajorAxis"] (* 2.00375 * 10^7 m *) UnitConvert@GeoDistance[GeoPosition@{0,0},GeoPosition@{...

Am I allowed to use the wire service in an ES module, i.e. a 'headless' utility class? Or, must I extend LightningElement also? import {wire} from 'lwc'; import sapLogin from '@salesforce/apex/SAPService.login';//cachable=true export class SapSession { //sessionInfo = undefined;//EDIT oops d...

If my level 2 ranger casts the jump spell on our harengon monk, does his jump distance from his Rabbit hop racial ability tripled as well? Rabbit Hop. As a bonus action, you can jump a number of feet equal to five times your proficiency bonus, without provoking opportunity attacks. You can use t...

I'm creating whole filesystem snapshots (with BTRFS) periodically. I need to prevent my script from taking snapshots while system is an inconsistent state, such as in the middle of an application installation or a full system upgrade. How can I reliably detect such actions? Like we can not invo...

I'm an absolute beginner in bike touring, about to buy a bike. Currently I'm using local shared bikes and I always wanted to start my adventures on a bike, camping and so on. Given this, is it worth it to hire a bike fitting service to help me with this choice or it may be overkill? I live in Ire...

A remarkable result (reviewed here) -- going back, at least, to P. A. Smith, developed by Cartan & Eilenberg and Milnor, and culminating in the theorem of Madsen, Thomas & Wall -- characterizes those finite groups which admit a free continuous action on a topological sphere in at least one dimens...

The fundamental problem of causal inference says that only one potential outcome is observed for each unit. What happen if both outcomes from control and treatment can be observed? Can we still make use of analysis tool like causal tree to understand heterogeneous treatment effect? As a concrete ...

I need to identify the majority of a string in an attribute field. For example 'A,AB,C,A' -> 'A' Since QGIS 3.18 the function array_majority() is available. However, I use the latest stable version 3.16 and I am wondering if something similar can be done? Something like: array_to_string(majority(...

I've been thinking about a world in which nuclear power and nuclear weapons were never developed. What kind of mechanism would allow this to be possible? Nuclear weapons seem the easiest option, with fears of of nuclear proliferation leading to various nations agreeing to dismantle and refuse to ...

I'm presently implementing a simple RSA-based encryption as follows in PHP (using openssl_public_encrypt): // $sRawText is the text string to encrypt. // $sPublicKey is the public key stored on the server. openssl_public_encrypt($sRawText, $sResult, $sPublicKey, OPENSSL_PKCS1_OAEP_PADDING); // $s...

Math for quantum computing includes advanced linear algebra, functional analysis, group and representation theory, probability theory, and more. There are plenty of pure math books out there for those, but there are also quantum computing/information theory books that contain only the parts relev...

For a list of strings (or other elements): SeedRandom[3]; t1 = Table[RandomChoice[CharacterRange["A", "E"]], 20] {"D", "A", "B", "C", "A", "A", "E", "C", "C", "C", "B", "A", "A", \ "C", "B", "D", "D", "A", "B", "C"} I want to split the list starting at a certain symbol (say "B"): t2 = Split[t...

What is the French adjective for when a person is no longer able to feel emotions i.e. when emotions no longer appear in their heart/chest? Scenarios Person 1: I heard of the passing away of his child. How is he? Person 2: He is … Person 1: I heard his partner broke his heart. How is he? Person 2...

I am working with a dataset where users have a set of skills. I have more than 500 skills and I was wondering what is the best way of encoding a vector, e.g., ['java', 'python', 'c'] into a feature, so it would be possible to use the user skills as features. I thought about one-hot-encoding but I...

I read this novelette or shortish novella about 10 years ago, maybe less. It is in a strong "Thousand and One Nights" atmosphere. It is about a magician (probably in Baghdad at the time of Harun Al Rashid) who knows how to make "time" doors : stepping one way takes one to the future, the other wa...

I'm studying for the final exam for my intro to C++ class. Our professor gave us this problem for practice: Explain why the code produces the following output: 120 200 16 0 using namespace std; int main() { int x[] = {120, 200, 16}; for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) cout << x[i] << " "; } The sa...

I can't stay in house much more this winter I need to go on longer hikes. I am used to longer hikes up to 14 days, but not during the winter. I want to do 1-5 day hikes in winter in dry weather, temperatures: - 12C(10F) to +5C(41F). The temperatues will be mostly 0 to -5 degrees Celsuis. There wi...

Say I have a list of original data (for now generating random list as follows): r[i_] := RandomReal[{0.1, 1}]; R[i_] := RandomReal[1, 5]; data = Table[{r[j], R[j]}, {j, 10^5}]; Now, I want to divide the original data into three categories: (i) category#1: first entry of data less than 0.2 (ii) c...

I wanted to talk to a bunch of people, asking them to share their opinions. I wanted to say: Can everyone give us (their/your) takes on this? So, I'm not sure whether I should use "their" or "your". Supposing that this sentence is true: Everyone, please give us your takes. "their" seems to be...

I keep my development on a personal GitLab server. In my CI/CD script, I want to push the repository to a public GitHub repo when a new tag is created. The CI/CD runs in an ephemeral Docker container, so there are no credentials stored. I can however add secrets in GitLab, but I don't know what g...

You are the urban gardener of Wordtown and you would like to plant a letter at each intersection (marked with "#") such that every street becomes a familiar word. Horizontal streets must read from left to right, and vertical streets must read downward. This is word sudoku because every junction...

This puzzle is part of the Puzzling StackExchange Advent Calendar 2021. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 50 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > This is a "cryptic family reunion" puzzle. The answers to the twenty cryptic clues below all share a common theme. ...

Wizards has released Tasha's errata. Some of them are quite enigmatically worded, such as: Gathered Swarm (pg. 60). In the second sentence, “Until you die” has changed to “While you’re alive.” What is the distinction between "until death" and "while living", and why is it so important? Is there...

I am learning about self-excitation in alternators. My understanding is that there is residual magnetism in the rotor. As it spins, this generates a current in a stator which is then fed to the (rotating) field coils to increase the strength of the magnetic field, and thus the output voltage. If ...

I own stocks and ETFs in my taxable brokerage account at Vanguard, and these securities generate taxable dividend income every year, which is a problem. How do I fix it? It was a bad idea on my part: instead of ETFs, I should have bought mutual funds. Also, it's better to keep dividend-paying sto...

I am interested to know if I have a Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS server, can use it as a local mirror to host 20.04.3 LTS and 18.04.6 LTS repositories, such that my 18.04 servers can pull from it as well as my 20.04 servers? Or, do I need 2 separate servers, one on version 18.04 and the other on 20.04? Is ...

I have a library that I am distributing on maven in the new version I will be changing the exceptions some methods are throwing. Is this considered a breaking change? If this is the only change in the new version, should I increment the major version (I am using SemVer 2)?

After updating Xcode to version 13.2 i can't build my project anymore. I have a strange error "Internal error: missingPackageDescriptionModule" related to my Workspace file. It's definitely related to SPM because Xcode is not loading SPM packages also. I tried to "Reset package caches", "Resolve ...

Say we have a set $ G $ with the properties $ G $ is closed under some opperation $ \circ $ $ G $ is associative under $ \circ $ There exists an element $ e\in G $ such that for every $ g \in G $ we have \begin{align*} e\circ g=g . \end{align*} For every $ g\in G $ there exists $ g^{-1}\in ...

I've just opened up my main panel with the plan of adding a new circuit, but have temporarily aborted that idea after squinting for a while, followed by getting worried. I put some pictures from more angles at https://imgur.com/a/TZkSZQi. There's quite a lot of 14/3 (or 12/3) wires running runni...

I'm in the process of homebrewing an arcane half-caster for one of the players in my next campaign. One point that concerns me is whether I should give a d10 or a d8 hit dice. I want it to be comparative to existing half-caster classes and subclasses but there is a bit of a mix. My belief is that...

Part of Advent of Code Golf 2021 event. See the linked meta post for details. Related to AoC2017 Day 16. I'm using the wording from my Puzzling SE puzzle based on the same AoC challenge instead of the original AoC one for clarity. \$n\$ people numbered \$1, 2, \cdots, n\$ are standing in line in...

Found these two bag from a box of toys given by friend And they don’t have any idea what set the bags belong to. The QR code on the bag shows 6172092, googled it but no luck. Can anyone help? Thanks

Suppose I start casting a simple spell, such as Sol Ring. I follow the steps in rule 601, up to 601.2g, which is where I get a chance to activate mana abilities. I tap Selvala, Explorer Returned, which makes me draw as part of her mana ability. My Archmage Ascension replaces the draw with a libra...

Sample data: toyData = { {FromDateString["2021-12-05T22:32:00", TimeZone -> 0], 1}, {FromDateString["2021-12-05T23:32:00", TimeZone -> 0], 2}} Plot: DateListLogPlot[toyData] Although the data is given with TimeZone->0, the plot is in my local time zone (-5). How do I get a plot in UTC (or ca...

Or am I just overthinking it? Maybe I should note that the character is like 76% magical entity, so maybe it can simply be handwaved, but I wanna check if I can blend in some science in there, too. To clarify, I am looking for a reason for him NOT to be super-strong, but if it's unavoidable then ...

In Spider-Man 2 (2004), Alfred Molina plays Doctor Otto Octavius, the antagonist. He wants to create sustainable energy, and creates a set of four extra arms that are hooked up to his back. He is able to control the arms, it seems. Are the arms controlled by an AI attuned to Otto's mind? Are they...

Suppose I know the $(x,y)$ coordinates of the corners of all the unit squares making up a connected polyomino. Is there a simple/elegant way to determine if the polyomino has a hole in it, merely by using these coordinates? Polyomino with no holes: Polyomino with two holes: Note: I've already d...

I found this picture on a discord server and I was wondering what it was.

Sorry, I'm on a cell phone and could not hard-link the picture, which is at the top of this page, inside a circle: https://www.greekmythology.com/Myths/The_Myths/Labours_of_Heracles/labours_of_heracles.html Hercules/Heracles (or is it King Erystheus?) is depicted sitting on a chair or a throne, w...

solar day = time between solar noons sidereal day = period of Earth's spin Wikipedia says "relative to the stars, the Sun appears to move around Earth once per year. Therefore, there is one fewer solar day per year than there are sidereal days." Shouldn't it be relative to the Earth instead of th...

Isaiah 14:31 says, "Howl, O gate; cry, O city; thou, whole Palestina, art dissolved: for there shall come from the north a smoke, and none shall be alone in his appointed times."(KJV) The Tanahk says, לאהֵילִ֚ילִי שַׁ֙עַר֙ זַֽעֲקִי־עִ֔יר נָמ֖וֹג פְּלֶ֣שֶׁת כֻּלֵּ֑ךְ כִּ֚י מִצָּפוֹן֙ עָשָׁ֣ן בָּ֔א...

Please help me, I want to delete the sphere that is inside the cylinder. How can I do this? This is my code. import solids; size(10cm,0); currentprojection=perspective(camera=(5,-4,2)); viewportmargin=(.5cm,.5cm); path3[] p=reverse(scale3(2)*unitcircle3)^^shift(.9999,0,0)*unitcircle3; triple f(pa...

I have read around on this site that it's recommended to use F1 score if the dataset is imbalanced and if you want to seek a balance between recall and precession. Could you please explain how F1 can be useful in terms of imbalanced dataset?

I thought of a method to solve linear equations in one variable and I want to know if this is a well-known method or not. It's an elementary method, which makes me think it has probably been known for a thousand years, yet I can't find any information about it online. Given a linear equation with...

I am an assistant professor outside the US. I want to email an associate professor in another university in the US, who I haven't talked to before. He's American. It's just because I want to discuss his paper. I agree with his paper, so the discussion will be most likely "nice". Which is better? "...

Consider this sentence: du spinnst It means you're crazy. Now, where did the 'are' come from? One may assume from this example that the 'are' comes with the verb but in other cases we have to explicitly write out 'are' using conjugations of sein (bin, bist etc). Question: When do we need to exp...

In an address from 1997, Carl Cowen said: [I]n 1974, a graduate student friend studying civil engineering and working on modeling vibrations in buildings caused by earthquakes asked me how he could find the eigenvalues of a $200×200$ matrix that were close to $12$. (Unfortunately, at the time, I...

I am very new to Blender so please excuse my ignorance about the program. I am trying to create a tire (which is a tractor tire) for a model and am having trouble creating it. I will attach a picture of what I am trying to create and a picture of what I have been able to do. I first start with cy...

I'm preparing for a music institute audition. Say, the task is to name notes in B Maj 7. For doing this, I have to learn by heart: The circle of fifths (to know how many sharps/flats are in B major) The order of sharps and flats (to know which sharps/flats are there) The steps in a major 7 cho...

For what reasons do such a noticeable percentage of the community object to mandatory vaccination for COVID-19, when practically all of them were vaccinated for things like measles, chicken pox, when they were children? The problem is whenever I remember that practically all anti-vaxxers would ha...

KJV Deuteronomy 23 : 23 That which is gone out of thy lips thou shalt keep and perform; even a freewill offering, according as thou hast vowed unto the LORD thy God, which thou hast promised with thy mouth. Could the above offering be a free will offering seeing it also involves a vow

I would like to display something on my desktop by tapping a button on my mobile app. For example, there is a "show cat" button on my mobile app. When I tap that button, a new window should be opened and display a cat picture on my desktop. The scenario is a bit similar to Zoom. The desktop appli...

Inspired by PSE Advent Calendar 2021 (Day 13): A Christmas Hokuro, I challenged myself to create a Christmas tree-shaped puzzle. Unfortunately I had to edit the shape a little bit because... reasons. Hope it still looks close enough. Rule of LITSO: Divide the grid into tetrominos so that two ide...

I photograph solved crossword puzzles at nyxcrossword.com. I use the photo as answers to the same blank puzzle I am trying to solve. I use an iPhone 7 recently upgraded to iOS 15.1.1 Since the upgrade I am getting an icon in the lower right corner. I did a reverse image search of the icon at imag...

It seems to be lots of problems like this in the archive but none seems to match mine. I have a TikZ figure that depends on \draw. I know that keys off an assumed Cartesian plane and maybe that is the problem with centering -- if so I might be screwed. Anyway, here is the code: \documentclass{ams...

For a tiling job, I used this charcoal grout: After a few days, as indicated by the instructions, I applied this sealer: A few minutes after applying the sealant, these white stains appeared randomly in the grout: It's been a few days and the stains are still there. What should I do about them...

Operation Moneybags is a video purporting to be a documentary covering medical experiments on British troops, The film has an opening card (27 seconds in) stating: This film was made during the course of an experiment to test the possible effects of the drug, lysergic acid diethylamide - LSD 25 ...

I'd like to edit the context menu options for 7zip in the Windows File Explorer. More precisely, I'd like to replace Add to archive... by &Add to archive to be able to use a keyboard shortcut like APPS KEY +A to open this. In which regedit keys/values should this be done? In: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\F...

Let's say I'm playing limited and my opponent has an unbeatable bomb. The bomb is so powerful that it effectively beats my deck on its own if it resolves. Examples of such bombs could be: Dream Trawler, The Immortal Sun, Primeval Bounty, The Scarab God. After losing game 1 to the bomb, it's now s...

Through allows multiple functions to be easily applied to a single argument. For instance, suppose I wanted to count the number of the characters in {"t", "o", "d", "a", "y"}, and also join them into a single string. Then I could do: s1 = {"t", "o", "d", "a", "y"} Through[{StringJoin, Length}[#]]&

The following question has essentially already been asked on this website (not by me), however none of the answers are satisfactory for my purposes, so I'll ask it again in a way that will hopefully elicit helpful answers. Consider the following LaTeX document containing two sentences. \documentc...

In a convention scenario that I played in, creatures used dominate monster on a player character, and taking "total and precise control of the target", ordered the character to jump into a convenient pool of water and inhale deeply. On the character's subsequent turn, the character jumped into th...

I have written code for a budget calculate program. Here is the problem : Write a program that asks the user to enter the amount that he or she has budgeted for a month. A loop should then prompts the user to enter each of his or her expenses for the month and keep a running total. When the loop...

I have a shapefile which divides Africa in cells of 0.5x0.5 decimal degrees. This documents provides the longitude, latitude of the centroid of the cell and a unique identified of each cell. On the other hand, I have a CSV file with different observations and different variables, including longit...

How can I check in JSON that current user @me belongs to particular SharePoint admin group if its does not belong hide the column. "customRowAction": { "action": "setValue", "actionInput": { "PersonColumnInteranalName": "@me" } }

This is a follow-up to this question. I'd like to achieve the same output as described in the question, namely a 1cm wide square that is 1cm below and 1cm to the right of the red dot in the following illustration (the dot should not appear in the output): Taking a lead from this answer, I've att...

Most references indicate that Amaterasu decided that Japan needed an emperor and she sent her grandson, Ninigi, to rule; however, they always refer to his grandson (great-grandson), Jimmu, as the first emperor. edited: Further research shows that he ruled in an area near Kagoshima and Jimmu estab...

I know there are a lot of threads similar to this, but I did not see one that has the same problem. Everything is fine with render when it is set to 1080p, but when I set it to 4k it renders only half of camera. I tried a lot of different projects and no change, only half renders.

I have learned about STFT and wavelet transform recently, and wavelet transform seems better than STFT in my opinion. So, I wonder if there is any advantage of using STFT than WT, and if so, what are practical applications of STFT?

In the following grid are 38 nouns that have something in common. (I use "nouns" loosely, including, for example, noun phrases and proper nouns.) Their respective enumerations are: 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 4; 5; 5; 5; 6; 7; 7; 7; 7; 7; 7; 2,6; 3,5; 5,3; 8; 3,6; 4,5; 9; 4,6; 5,5; 6,4; 7,3; 10; 1...

I have an expression of the form $$S=\sum_{m,n=-j}^{j}(-1)^{m-n}D^{j}_{mn}(g)D^{j}_{mn}(g)$$ This is the end result of a long calculation, from which I am pretty confident that it is correct. For a number of reasons, I expect that it should be possible to write the result in terms of the characte...

Recurrent definition of alcohol content via hazing (5, 2, 9). I'm completely stumped. It's a stand alone clue. Not part of a crossword.

I want to create a polygon around a set of points which should exactly just contain the set of points without leaving any blank spaces in between. Below is the best output I am getting after using ST_ConcaveHull a) With Allow holes set as false b) With Allow holes set as true As it is clearly v...

I'm looking for a movie about a guy who can shapeshift his arm into a long greyish bone blade. He acquired this some time into the movie I think he moved to a new town. He tries reporting weird occurrences he sees in the new town to the cops (if I'm not wrong). This leads him to being chased by a...

I have a random variable $\xi : \Omega\to\mathbb{R}$ which distribution function has a density, so by definition I have that the probability measure of each $(-\infty,x]$ can be calculated by: $$F_\xi(x)=P_\xi (-\infty,x]=\int_{-\infty}^x f_\xi(y)\mathrm{d}y \quad (1)$$ where the integral above i...

There are three horses in the race. You know the following information about them: Horse A will finish the race in 50 or 60 seconds with both events being equally likely. Horse B will always finish the race in 55 seconds. Horse C will finish the race in 53 or 57 seconds with both events being eq...

I need to write a topology expression involving the interior of the closure of a set. For the interior of a (not simple) set I'm using the macro \widering from yhmath package and it works fine if I write the closure with \overline. But I'd like to use instead \bar if the set involved is simple. H...

What could make a good equivalent to late 1700s/early 1800s riflemen in a near future setting? The The important qualities are that they're elite, use long range man portable weapons, & have it make sense to have them employed on the scale of battalions/companies primarily built around them & are...

Can there exist an interacting part of the Hamiltonian with odd number of fermionic operators? In other words, can we have a vertex which couples an odd number of fermions (there can also be 1, 2, or arbitrary number of bosons)? It seems that none of the theories I know of satisfy this condition:...

I'm trying to use a SD card with my ESP32 in order to save some variables in a txt file. Each variable uses 1 byte, so they can be represented by an 8 bit extended ASCII character. The issue is it seems that the SD.h library has only 3 open modes (Read only, FILE_WRITE, FILE_APPEND), and I cannot...

I have a fuel burner (fuel oil) that heats water and provides my home with baseboard heat. I have two thermostats and zone valves, both by White Rogers (and both pretty old): one set for the downstairs and one set for the upstairs. I assume that each zone valve + thermostat pair is part of the sa...

We need train & test data, so what do x and y mean? Does it mean that it divides 15% to the 'x_train', 'x_val', 'y_train', 'y_val' ? x_train, x_val, y_train, y_val = train_test_split(x, y, test_size=0.15, shuffle=True)

Chapter 1 takes place in 1953. A girl is kidnapped. She manages to write a note to her friend (they both go to school together but the boy has moved). The letter is destroyed. Her friend is the protagonist. I wanted a good 'hook', which it is, but the protagonist is only 9 years old at the time o...

I need to test a site in different browsers. Clearing browser cache deletes cache for all sites. How to clear or reset cache for a particular site in different browsers?

Wondering if any languages use words, particles, or other speakable markers to represent punctuation like periods, commas, hyphens, quotes, parentheses, question marks, exclamation marks, or potentially others (colons, etc.). For example, I think I may have read of a language (maybe Chinese) whic...

In one of the episodes of The Big Bang Theory (Season 12, Episode 12), when Raj gets a call from his dad, there are some comics on his table one of which had the title "The Coronav___"; maybe thats why it caught my eye (images below, click to enlarge). I was curious and tried to find this comic...

I am practicing RF. I have looked at an FM transmitter circuit in a video. I went on to analyse it. When the analysis got to the tank resonant circuit, I could not get it. This parallel LC circuit is a pass-band circuit. This means it will increase the impedance when the frequency of the signal ...

One of my favorite Italian sayings is Non tutte le ciambelle riescono col buco (literally "Not all donuts come out with holes"). It usually gets a smile from another Italian speaker, because it's a nice way to conclude (even serious) discussions about things that are complex and not working 100...

I recently bought a red and blue flashing light to wear on my helmet when I cycle into work in London. I abide by road rules, cycle safely, never cycle on footpaths, obey stop signs and traffic lights etc, so my intent here is not to dash through red traffic lights whenever I want. But it is incr...

Log4shell is making the news. A vulnerability in the widely used logging tool Log4J is putting many servers and even some desktop applications at risk of remote code execution. How does this vulnerability work? What sort of mistake makes it possible? It is something about format strings and ${jnd...

How to position the second label above the second axis? In the MWE below, simply declaring \pgfplotsset{compat=newest} solves the problem. However, I would like to control the label position locally in a document where the compat bounds cannot be set (think of it as temporary workaround). Is ther...

I think one of my clients (let's call him Stan) is actually doing client work for someone else (let's call him Fred) (who I thought was their business partner), and holding my work out to be their own and charging even more for it. I am a developer with a pretty strong software development backgr...

I have a transistor circuit where I wish to determine the transistor dimensions W and L, such that \$V_{out} = 1.5\text{V} \$ I have defined W and L for the two NMOS transistors. I have set L = 1u in the PMOS transistors and then I am sweeping through W to find a suitable value, such that \$V_{o...

In the United States, police must read your rights regarding police questioning as shown below1: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided fo...

Is their some way of removing these useless tool buttons below the axis viewer. They are so often in the way. In viewport gizmos one can toggle navigate but that removes all of this.

I'm trying to learn some theory about the Petroff and was reading about the 3.d4 d5 sideline. Eventually, the position below is reached. [FEN ""] 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.d4 d5 4.exd5 exd4 5.Qxd4 Qxd5 6.Qe3+ Qe6 7.Bb5+ Nc6 8.Bxc6+ bxc6 9.Nc3 What I can't wrap my head around is that Stockfish says tha...

UPDATE: Big thank you to all those who gave me advice! It led me to believe that there was nothing really wrong with my new tire, rather with my method of putting the tire on. There was no need to return the tire and exchange it for a smaller one - I used a "trick" of putting only half of the tir...

In Bathe's Finite Element Procedures 2014 P346, the Jacobian is defined as follows: \begin{equation} \mathbf{J} = \begin{bmatrix} \frac{\partial x}{\partial r} & \frac{\partial y}{\partial r} \\ \frac{\partial x}{\partial s} & \frac{\partial y}{\partial s} \end{bmatrix} \end{equation} I need to c...

We have a journal paper that got correction requests and need to be resubmitted. The changes need to be highlighted in the manuscript. How do you mark the changes? Is changing the text color enough? What if the reviewer/editor does not have a colored printer? or has color blindness? I tried under...

Fixing three real numbers $a,b,c>0$ determines a triangle with side-lengths $a,b,c$ (if admissible). Therefore, the area of a triangle is a function in $a,b,c$. Due to the geometry of a triangle, we know that the area is a symmetric function in $a,b,c$. Indeed, Heron formula shows that $$area(a,b...

This is the screenshot I took from a video on Linear regression made by Luis Serrano. He explained linear regression step by step (scratch version). The first step was to take a random line. The question is do we actually draw a random line. Or we do some calculation like taking an average of y ...

So I'm loving the asset browser in 3.0 but I have a question. Say you've created a character, marked it as an asset and saved the Blend file in your designated asset folder. However, after employing it in a couple of other Blends, you go back to the original asset file and add, for example, a few...

I have: \begin{equation} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\frac{x^2}{(x^2+1)(x^2+9)}dx \end{equation} and I want to solve it using a complex closed contour on C. I do the following: \begin{equation} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\frac{z^2}{(z^2+1)(z^2+9)}dz \end{equation} which clearly has 4 poles, $\pm i,\pm3i $...

I've come upon this sed command and I cannot figure out what it is doing. I understand that it is changing a file in place using -i, that it is using a script -e and that the script is $a\, but what is this script doing? sed -i -e '$a\' filename

How I understood it, the equation for the public key is defined as so K = k * G With K being the public key, k the private key and G the generator point. Now my first question, is G a constant? (as far as I read, it is a constant) And if it is, how is it not possible to simply do K/G = k? And i...