I'm playing a homebrew race (thylean centaur, from the Odyssey of the Dragonlords module) that has the following ability: Quadrapedal Stride Climbing or maneuvering in tight spaces is considered difficult terrain for you. Since climbing (unless you have a climbing speed) means you move at half ...

I would like to apply a linear transformation to a tensor. My linear transformation is encoded by a matrix, for example M = Table[m[i, j], {i, 4}, {j, 4}] Take some vectors V = Table[v[i], {i, 4}] W = Table[w[i], {i, 4}] I apply the linear transformation to vectors with the dot operator M . V ...

What is the minimum (lowest) amount of Ada needed to stake? Could you have the delegation fee + 0.00001 Ada? Where is this referenced?

First of all, a note: This question is motivated by my friend, who is a physics PhD student (I'm a math PhD student) and arose when I was trying to explain to him what line bundles are. (I wanted to tell him that a wavefunction is really a global section of a complex line bundle.) I was using a t...

I'm playing through Mario's Super Picross currently and after nearly 200 puzzles this one finally has me stumped as to how it is intended to be solved. What is the next step to solving this? Notes: This is a "Mario" stage so the game penalizes mistakes and doesn't provide a mechanism for forwar...

I have to calculate the limits $$\lim_{x\rightarrow 0}\frac{\sin(x\sqrt{x})}{x}\;\;\;\text{and}\;\;\; \lim_{x\rightarrow0}\frac{\sin\sqrt{x}}{x}$$ without using L'Hôpital's Rule, and I can't see how. Calculating those derivatives would help me determine if the two functions $x\mapsto\sin\sqrt{x}$...

I think I read this in the last five years, but I also think it may have been a reread. It was a full-sized novel, I think, with a set of magicians (healers?) dealing with a deadly epidemic in their city that involved high fevers and eventual death. The bit I'm remembering is where they find the ...

Background The source-terminated reflected wave switching scheme is a familiar one. One just needs to add a source-series terminator, which added together with the driver's output impedance equals the line impedance. I have, however, recently seen the following passage in Right the First Time Vol...

I have a file with the following content: $ cat file.txt CREATE COLLATION public.collation123 (provider = libc, locale = 'fr-FR'); CREATE COLLATION public.collation_1 (provider = libc, locale = 'bas'); CREATE COLLATION public.collation_test (provider = libc, locale = 'fr-FR'); I want to r...

Since the very first Sycom 1, geostationary satellites from 1960s to 1980s are cylindrical with solar cells covering the body of the satellite. Such examples include: GOES 1 to 7 AsiaSat 1 and its HS-376 brethren Dongfanghong 2 and its derivatives including Fengyun 2 Himawari 1 to 5 Meteosat 1 ...

I want to place planes facing all the same direction on a tube/cylinder which positioned horizontally using the Geometry Nodes. I could do this if I didn't apply rotation after turning 90 degree. However, it flips half of them in opposite direction if I applied the rotation. Does anybody know why...

In a circuit, we can approximate the poles of the transfer function by calculating the AC Resistance and Capacitance at every node. For every node we get a pole so a change of slope in the Bode plot by -20db/dec. Is there a similar way of approximating the zeroes of the transfer function, so we g...

This question assumes a knowledge of Wordle's innards including a review of its source code. This blog is useful background reading. Is it possible to fail (six unsuccessful guesses) at original Wordle without making mistakes? In other words, is there a Wordle word (from the solutions list) for...

What is the correct usage in the sentence: “I am the one for who / whom the cafe was kept open.” Since who / whom refers to the subject “I”, would the subjective case “who” be correct?

Would you tell me if it is correct and natural to ask what is something count? when you want to know how many something there is. For example: What's the pallet count and what are their sizes? By that I mean how many pallets are there. I've heard people say it a few times, but is that a natural...

There is so much written about the Brownian motion and I suspect the answers to the questions below are hidden in somewhere in the literature but I cannot find them Denote by $E$ the Banach space of continuous functions $\newcommand{\bR}{\mathbb{R}}\newcommand{\ve}{\varepsilon}\newcommand{\bs...

Jews had prophets and received Scriptures from those prophets. Later, came Christians who had apostles and through them received Scriptures. Still later, came Muslims who had one prophet, Muhammad and through him received Quran. Why don't Christians mainly protestant Christians accept the Islamic...

There is a rule not use the article ‘a’ with uncountable nouns. Unless, we talk about a particular kind of the uncountable noun. For example, ‘a dreadful anger’, ‘a fragile calm’, ‘a great enthusiasm’ etc… “A and The Explained: A Learner Guide to Definite and Indefinite Articles” by Seonaid Beckw...

Can someone tell me a source which says one is supposed to put on Shabbos clothes no earlier than Mincha Ketanah on Friday? Or is there any source which addresses when to put on Shabbos clothes on Friday?

In a flashback scene, we learn that The part that confused me is that Where did this gun come from?

Is there a way to enlarge the Windows 11 start menu that it does show more than 18 favoured start menu items ?

I'm looking to see if income level affects the number of pets a person has, controlling for number of children. I have run a GLM (Poisson family) model, and found that if a person is categorised as 'Low' income, their number of expected pets decreases by 21.3%. I also found that for every child a...

The following code is a working solution for the balanced parentheses problem. I'm really just wondering about coding style here when it comes to separating out related if-statements. When there are two related if-statements, and where the second is run if the first is run, should I merge all che...

I submitted my research article to a journal earlier. They did neither respond to my submission nor sent me any confirmation of my submission. I mailed them for the withdrawal of our submission. They did not respond to that email either. By that time I decided to submit my research to another jou...

I had to build a classification model in order to predict which what would be the user rating by using his/her review. (I was dealing with this dataset: Trip Advisor Hotel Reviews) After some preprocessing, I compared the results of a Logistic Regression with a CatBoost Classifier, both of them w...

Consider the following function (this function has $n$ dimensions): $f(x_1,...,x_n)=10n+\sum_{i=1}^n(x_i^2-10\cos(2\pi x_i));\quad -5.12\leq x_i\leq 5.12$, $\text{minimum at }f(0,...,0)=0$. Using basic trigonometry, we can see that no matter the value of $n$, this function will always have a mini...

Hello, I don't understand why connecting the random value output and any of the grey inputs on the right doesn't match. What do I need to add? Thanks!

When creating a script, the script is given a script address. If I would like to run multiple scripts in parallel, how to go about that? Do I have to define a nonce variable just to make the address different?

I am working on an application which has a requirement to send very small messages (<64 bits), asynchronously, and using secure asymmetric encryption. We've experimented with simple RSA + OAEP, and it is workable, but with the caveat that at recommended key sizes it is quite inefficient for our t...

I'm using the packages tipa and tikz in the document class beamer. However, I'm having a hard time trying to combine them when drawing arrows. Look at the MWE below: \documentclass{beamer} \usepackage{tipa} \usepackage{tikz} % if i remove package from preamble i get error message \begin{docume...

Assume $ \Sigma $ is a partially ordered set with the $\subseteq $ relation. Assume $C \subseteq \Sigma$ is a chain. Then we can deduce that $ b = \bigcup_{a\in C}^{}a$, is an upper bound for the chain $C$. And this would be true for any chain in $\Sigma$. I'm assuming I have some conceptual misu...

Let $X$ be a topological space (feel free to add some simplifying assumptions here, like “completely regular” provided at least the case of finite-dimensional manifolds is covered). Let $f,g \in C^*(X)$ where $C^*(X)$ denotes the ring of bounded continuous real-valued functions on $X$. Denote $...

Does anyone know a movie where the main guy and his (ex??)girlfriend both have scars on their hands from a gunshot? I watched this movie about 12 years ago at the movie theatres and I've been trying to find it again. I don't remember much from it though, just that there was a scene at the beginni...

I'd like to download all the blockheaders for the blockchain directly from the network (not an external API) ... what is the best way to do this? I don't actually care about the transaction data and have no need for it, specifically, I need the difficulty level at each block, along with the times...

The electrical in my home (old house, newly purchased) is a nightmare. In other posts on here I've mentioned how my zone valve for heating wasn't working because I discovered that the zone valve was connected to both a wire that had come from a step down transformer AND a wire that went straight...

So this is my bike (don't laugh). I've had it for about 20 years, still rolls. Lately I've been seeing on Strava or Garmin Connect that I'm just too damn slow vs. everyone else and I don't think the problem is with me, but I'd like to confirm this with you. My average long-term speed is about 15 ...

A book I'm reading Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory Minor Scales (pg 90-91) says Every major key has a RELATIVE MINOR KEY that has the same key signature. Each relative minor scale begins on the 6th note of the relative major scale. The 6th note is the keynote of the minor scale and the not...

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We all know Codenames and Codenames: Pictures. A few years ago at a Snakes & Lattes, I and a few others played a version of Codenames that was like Codenames: Pictures, but the images were very different. Whereas Codenames: Pictures has monochromatic, mostly two-element drawings: This one had mo...

Given the current situation in Turkey, I was wondering whether the principles of Islamic finance applied to central banking, as I thought they only applied to the retail banking sector, but President Erdoğan seems to have a different idea about it. Does Islamic finance normally apply to central b...

The mailbox is mounted on a 4x4 that was sunk into a concrete base about 18" below ground level. The 4x4 snapped off about 6" below ground. I really don't want to excavate the concrete and repour. Is there a sleeve or joiner made that I could slide both sides of the snapped 4x4 into in order to s...

Let's say I want to get from the southwest corner of Suffolk (say, Haverhill) to Central London (say, King's Cross) and I have a car. I certainly don't want to drive in Central London not to mention the challenges of parking there so I want to drop off the car somewhere en route and switch to tra...

This is a question that often comes to my mind while writing. I can't know whether I should respect the sequence of events chronologically as they happened or try to include backstories/flashbacks. How do I know what entertains more a reader in such a story and attracts him/her to continue readin...

I am using the skak and xskak packages to make notes about chess. Everytime I need to print a board, I have to manually set the optional parameters, like the code below: \chessboard[ %--> ADD PIECES TO THE BOARD: setwhite={Kd3, Bd4}, addblack={Ke8, Pe2}, %--> ARROW STYLE: ...

Planet Earth exists as two sides of a coin, with one side containing humans and the other containing demons. These two realities are separated by a barrier that keeps both races from interacting with each other. Every 1000 years, a planetary solar eclipse occurs, which breaks down the barrier sep...

I would like to use the calculation rules for exponential function $$1)\quad e^{x+y}=e^{x}\cdot e^{y}\quad\text{ and }\quad2)\quad(e^a)^b=e^{a\cdot b}$$ to derive the following calculation rules for the natural logarithm: $$\ln(x\cdot y)=\ln(x)+\ln(y)\quad\text{ and }\quad \ln(a^b)=b\cdot\ln(a)$$...

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Say we have a permanent-magnet DC motor that roughly obeys the system equation $\ddot{x}(t) = \alpha \dot{x}(t) + \beta u(t) + \gamma$, where $x(t)$ is the displacement of the rotor, and $u(t)$ the applied voltage, at time $t$. Say we wish to determine the values of $\alpha$, $\beta$, and $\gamma...

The dataframe looks like this df = data.frame(name = c("A","B","C"), exam1 = c(2,6,4), exam2 = c(3,5,6), exam3 = c(5,3,3), exam4 = c(1,NA,5)) I want to extract the top 3 exam scores for each 'name' and find their average using apply() o...

Can I successfully sue a municipal consultant who prejudices a town official against me using false or incompetent advice? For example, let's suppose I am a developer and I want planning board approval to develop a parcel. The planning board then hires an engineer to advise concerning my developm...

Long story short, a child mad scientist wants to scale up their pet dog - they read about Clifford, and wish to replicate that story, as a young mad scientist generally does. The billionaire mad scientist parents want to assist them in this endeavor as a birthday present. They have solved many is...

I've recently moved to a new area and the Shul that I now attend will often give a vort at the end of Shacharit and Maariv before allowing mourners to say another Kaddish. I've never heard it before and they say it quite quickly but the words I can make out are "Rabbi Hanina". Apologies for the l...

I have a EPSG:4326 raster file with pixel size of 15 arcseconds, and the longitude and latitude of a point. dataset = rasterio.open(url) lat = 5.535456 lon = 7.531536 I know I can retrieve the pixel value of the point with the code below. row, col = dataset.index(lon, lat) band = dataset.read...

What kind of matter is Positronium? normal matter, antimatter, exotic matter or something other? We know : Matter is made up of electron, proton and neutron. Antimatter is made up of positron, anti-proton and anti-neutron. But Positronium is made up of Electron and Positron. where electron is ...

I'm still trying to understand what I can do with curves and what the limitations are. I want to be able make a shape, with curves, like this: (Not exactly that curve, but it's a good example.) It's a closed shape. Once I have this shape, I'd like to be able to extrude the shape, like I can with...

Consider the following sentences: Wir spielen heute Tennis and Heute spielen wir Tennis. Even though both, factually, say the same thing, their emphasis/meaning different. The former emphasis "Wir" and "spielen" whereas the latter emphasizes "Heute". Question: Is there a similar/parallel con...

This is a follow-up question based on some discussions in one of my other questions posted here. Imagine a standard Schwarzschild black hole of sufficiently large size so that tidal forces are negligible at the event horizon. The question is, when a spatially extended object enters the black hole...

I am getting the Graph Editor's visible FCurves using the following code: visible = context.visible_fcurves[:] for fcurve in visible: #object code here How do I get the object from this FCurve? In this example, Cube: Thank you!

Does my suggested mechanism for benzotriazole synthesis look correct? Are the arrows for the cyclization in the right place? Chemdoodle (which I drew this with) makes the curly arrows look a bit weird.

The Yamaha YM3812 (aka OPL2) has an operation mode named composite sine mode (CSM), apparently designed for speech synthesis. Unfortunately I was unabled to find any documentation on what specifically this mode does and how the chip is programmed when in this mode. Some hints I found online were...

The Torah does not give details as to how the Bnai Yisrael got water in the desert. Given that there were 600,000 men between twenty and sixty (about 2 - 3 million people total) they could not have lined up at a single source to collect water. Hashem could have arranged for a rain storm every day...

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I have a few upcoming projects that will require some higher power battery applications where voltage swing needs to be limited. Both will be powering electric motors. The first on will be ~1.3-1.5 kW, 24 V motor (7s21700 battery). The second will be a 10 kW, 72 V (20s21700 battery) motor. So the...

Hebrews 2:9-10; KJV; 9 But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honour; that he by the grace of God should taste death for every man. 10 For it became him, for whom are all things, and by whom are all things, in bringing man...

I have a master's degree from a university outside of Canada. I recently decided to apply for Ph.D. in Canada and I found a potential supervisor, I like his research area, he has more industrial research projects going on. I like the fact that he gets projects from the industry, and his personali...

This is not a duplicate of this challenge. Here by an array, I mean a nested list that is "not ragged", i.e., it is either a list of elements, or a list of arrays of the same shape. For example, this is an array of shape (2,3): [[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]] The depth (or rank) of an array is the length...

This is a gif that shows what's happening. Also, they are not parented only the gear is parented to something else.

Trying to have a better understanding/controlling over \expandafter, I wrote this code. \count100 = 0 \count101 = 1 \def\c{% \the \count100 \advance \count100 by \count101\relax}% % \everypar{\count100 = 0\relax} % the ending dot-brace sequence remembers me the commands executed on each l...

I have been removing around 30 cubic meters of dirt and broken rock that I have excavated manually from our backyard using a jackhammer. The access to the backyard is limited through a narrow corridor of only 1.2 meters wide and I have to carry the rubble down a steep driveway (about 30 degrees) ...

On day one, I was fined 2 dollars. Every subsequent day the fine is squared (i.e., day 1: 2, day 2: 4, day 3: 16, day 4: 256, day 5: 65,536). After some analysis, I came up with the formula to determine the fine amount D given the day N: D = $2^{2^{(N-1)}}$. I am now trying to prove this formula ...

Here in this video, you can see an airplane trying hard to gain altitude. I am skeptical, does it actually happen, or is the pilot or autopilot doing it on purpose? In my opinion, These are the potential causes: In this scenario, we may conclude that the Lift is lower than it would be if the pla...

$\phi:X\to Y$ is a quotient map,$X$ is a hausdorff space, $\forall y\in Y,|\phi^{-1}(y)|<\infty$, does it implies that $Y$ is also an hausdorff space?

I joined two cubes to one cube. and I used subdivision modifier to make the object smooth. But the object divided into two parts. How can I use subdivision modifier to joined object without dividing the object?

Hello I'm trying to manually clip the scale of the colors for the streamlines in StreamPlot. The problem is that at the origin the velocity goes to infinity and that throws off any attempt to rescaling. I've already tried modifying the RegionFunction... to no avail. This is the default output: St...

When you are sight-reading, how far ahead in the music do you look? Do you somehow look at the treble clef and bass clef at the same time? Or, do you even have to think about it at all? Perhaps, it's like driving. After you've done it for long enough you don't have to think about it anymore. I al...

Set in distant future, a group of super advance civilization formed a special task force to observe and guard timelines, and they are called Time Keepers. The timekeepers will scan for spacetime anomaly and dispatch their personnel to the scene, once they established that there is a violation in ...

My theoretical physics paper is being rejected repeatedly at the editorial stage, without undergoing peer review. However, every rejection explicitly states that there is no technical error in my line of reasoning and so far none have questioned the relevance and novelty of my work. After five re...

` \begin{tikzpicture} \draw [->] (0,0)--(5,0) node[right]{$X$}; \draw [->] (0,0)--(0,5) node[above]{$Y$}; \draw[thick] (4,0)--node [right] {$P(r,\theta)$}(2.5,4); \node at (4,-0.3){$L$}; \node at (0,-0.3) {$O$}; \draw[thick] (0,0) -- node [left] {$r$}(3.5,4) ; \draw (...

There is a famous example of a function that has no derivative: the Weierstrass function: But just by looking at this equation - I can't seem to understand why exactly the Weierstrass Function does not have a derivative? I tried looking at a few articles online (e.g. https://www.quora.com/Why-is...

The current issue of the New Yorker includes a long article about Stanislaw Lem, about new biographies of Lem focusing on the extent to which Lem's Jewish identity and experience of the Holocaust and wartime Poland, which he seldom wrote about, informed his science fiction. Anyway, at the beginni...

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Does the EVM calculate the gas used to execute a transaction on the fly as opcodes are being executed? So if there's a branch in code whose conditional is satisfied then additional gas is used to execute the block of opcodes that follow from that branch.

I have long been plagued by a suspicion that tradition and biblical academia is leading me down into a many tunneled burrow of theological intellectualism. In a quest for efficiency, simplicity, clarity and ultimately sanity I am seeking a simple tool or mechanism to unify both my past revelatio...

I find this detail in the recent Novak Djokovic's Australian visa saga quite interesting. On Monday, 10 January 2022, when Judge Kelly delivered his decision to reinstate Djokovic's visa, Christopher Tran (the lawyer acting for the government) told the judge that the Minister for Immigration is n...

I want to make a graph of the function 1/x with the area under the curve shaded, but I have absolutely no idea how to do that since the curve isn't continuous. Optimally, the negative area and positive area would be shaded with different colors. I would also like there to be a label that says f(x...

I have the following circle with rings which I've successfully made transparent for the gaps. However, I'm having trouble getting the blue parts to have an emission effect. I'm completely lost and have tried mixing the Transparent BSDF with an emission node but it's not working as expected

I recorded a macro, that has an enter in it ggd/{<CR>Gdd but of course is ^M. What I want to do is run this on a bunch of files from the commandline which I guess would be something like ex +"normal ggd/{<CR>Gdd" +wq but how do I put an actual enter where it should go?

Protestant Christians in general believe that 'faith' makes a person righteous. The Letter to Hebrews chapter 11 in the N.T. talks about faith at length with specific examples. But what kind of 'faith' in 'what' can actually make a sinner justified or righteous as per the teachings of the Bible?

I was watching Irina Krush's great lecture on YT, and at 20:06 she asks "which opening is this position from?" The answer is apparently Sicilian, which made me wonder how to understand which middle game positions result from what opening? In the video example, I am guessing that the absence of Bl...

Trying to delete files using a list of the headers and a wildcard. The headers for the files are the same but the endings are different. Not sure how to get the wildcard in there. I was trying to download some SRA files from NCBI and ran into download issues. Files that didn't download correctly ...

And I will make an everlasting covenant with them, that I will not turn away from doing them good; but I will put My fear in their hearts so that they will not depart from Me.” ‭‭Jeremiah‬ ‭32:40 I have read the entire chapter of Jeremiah 32 to see the greater context. Yet, I am still puzzled ...

How do I generate less than 0.05 volts to heat a NiCr wire, or otherwise prevent the wire from consuming too much power? I want to heat a length of Nichrome wire in order to cut through very thin pieces of nylon -- basically a "hot knife". I estimate the wire will be about 6mm long. In order to p...

Exactly the question. How would glue or tape be able to stick to gas substances and remain "hanging" there mid-air.

Adding a new temporary scratch layer in QGIS, selecting the Geometry type, there are different options, between else MultiSurface. In the documentation, I could not find any information about this Geometry type. What is the difference from MultiPolygon? As I understand it, a MultiPolygon is used ...

I have applied to a graduate program in the US, and a Professor emailed me that he wants to meet on Zoom to talk about my application. He gave me some dates when he will be available for a Zoom meeting. How do I politely request that I don't want to meet at late night (Indian time)? Will it be co...

I am reading the The Oxford Solid State Basics and on pages 82-83 it appears the following: If a classical harmonic system (i.e., any quadratic Hamiltonian) has a normal oscillation mode at frequency ω the corresponding quantum system will have eigenstates with energy: $E_n=\hbar\omega\left(n+\f...

Planet Labs recently tweeted ( https://twitter.com/planet/status/1481790983155044352 ) a video showing a Falcon 9 first stage landed on a pad. Strangely, the image looks like it was taken by a camera which was dangling on a rope. What is causing these oscillations? I thought Earth-observing satel...

Background: I'm using the amsbook environment, and the title created by \tableofcontents starts near the first quarter of the page by default. I've been trying to move it up by placing a \vspace{-3in} before \tableofcontents, but it didn't do anything. Then I tried \vspace*{-3in} and not only did...

Is there a way to transfer a whole list (at once) of UV maps from one object to another identical object? By Cmd(ctrl)+L is merely possible copy one by one - super clumsy. Maybe by "bpy.ops.object.join_uvs()" but it does the same and has no more options.

It is well known that wealth is not distributed equally; even within a country, the wealthiest families are sometimes significantly wealthier than average or poor families. My question is: does owning wealth mean these higher level groups of society do better academically than those who have less...

I'm trying to create a white chocolate with little pieces of cookies all within the surface, kind of hidden inside. I have the base already of the white chocolate, but I'm not sure how to recreate these pieces of cookies, not sure if by geometry nodes, or as particles, or how to scatter them tha...

The recent eruption of the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai sent a shockwave so massive that it got picked all over the world by weather stations. This is the pressure detected one in Italy (source), where multiple spikes were detected: What I'm wondering is, could such a "sudden" pressure change sign...

I am trying to understand the point of the second panel in the following xkcd comic: Specifically, how can one be mislead by controlling too many confounding variables in their models? Any pointers to what this criticism is called in the literature so I can look it further will be appreciated.

If you have already waited 20 minutes for the bus, the bus can not arrive in less than 20 minutes because you can not "un-wait" the time you have already waited. If you have 5 donuts and you eat some donuts - it is impossible to have more than 5 donuts when you are finished eating. This is becaus...

In QGIS I have a polygon layer where there are some isolated objects which do not touch other objects in the same layer. They are isolated and therefore I do not need them. How can I select these ones?

Mechanics obeyed Newtonian relativity (faithful to Galilean transformation) before Einstein. Einstein formulated Special relativity (faithful to Lorenz transformation) and Maxwell equations became invariant under Special relativity. So electrodynamics obeyed Special relativity. So far so good. Wh...

I selected a large region by going to the beginning line and hit C-SPC (currently mapped to cua-set-mark), and then moving to the end of the buffer with M-S->. Now for some reason, I want to get back to the beginning of the selected/highlighted region where I first set the mark. Is there a shortc...

I might be missing some thing but in the English Auction script I am unable to find the definitions of the function that starts with tx: txOutDatumHash txInInfoResolved txOutValue txInInfoResolved ... Does anyone know where these functions are defined?

"I seem to remember that the park adjacent to my school was humongous." This is a sentence of a native speaker when he was talking about how things have changed compared to when he was young. The expression "I seem to remember ..." sounds different to me. And I wondered why he said "I seemed to r...

I know I can't enter the Tiny Hut while being in the Border Ethereal but can I leave it? I.e. I'm in a Tiny Hut (someone else casted it) and cast Etherealness. Can I leave and observe the material plane outside of the hut or will the magical force block me from doing so?

Harry has DADA classes in The Philosophers Stone with Quirrell, but his scar never hurts despite being in such close proximity to Voldemort... Why?

I want to understand what is the desired operating region for a transistor in a capacitance multiplier circuit being used to remove power supply ripple. Consider the circuit in the attached image. From what I understand, depending on R1 and R2, for a given signal with some ripple, the base voltag...

I know I can start vim with a command by executing vim +"MyCommand", but if MyCommand takes a parameter it would be nice to start vim, as if I already typed :MyCommand but not actually executing it, so I can pass the argument with vim open, rather than from the command line (use case would be a t...

i installed youtube-viewer as per the documentation: https://github.com/trizen/youtube-viewer sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 now i don't want it, but: removing it as suggested here does not work: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/12/how-to-remove-ppa-ubuntu sudo add-apt-repositor...

Hayy and thank you for being here. I have heard quotes of the Golden Rule, which is the foundation of all religions. The Buddist one I received was "Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful." I don't know where the person found this... can you help me please? The words I heard...

This article: Farid Alakbarli, A 13th-Century Darwin? Tusi's Views on Evolution, Azerbaijan International (2001) claims that Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (13th century) stated an early version of the law of conservation of mass: For instance, Tusi believed that a body of matter is able to change, but is...

My sons (both under 18) hold French passports while I am British. In the years before Brexit they would spend a week each summer with their British grandparents in the UK, while their parents would return to France to work. Their grandparents would then bring them back home to France at the end o...

I'm trying to find the complex fourier coefficient of cos(ax) with $a \in \mathbb{Z}$ The formula is given by $$c_n = \frac{1}{2} \cdot \pi \int_{\pi}^\pi f(x) \cdot e^{-inx} \, dx $$ I know that I can write cos(ax) as $$\frac{e^{iax} - e^{-iax}}{2}$$ This gives me $$c_n = \frac{1}{2} \cdot \pi \...

I've a m1 macbook pro 14" and a LG 27UK670-B display connected via USB-C to the mac. Connecting via USB-C leads to the macbook charging it's battery (taking power from the display). I'd however prefer using the original magsafe charger while keeping the USB-C for simplicity. Can this be accomplis...

I am 60. I have a mortgage that's nearly paid off. I have also paid off all my cards, and my oldest cards were closed from lack of utilization. In order to protect my age of credit, do I need to not pay off my mortgage? Or, do I need to keep charging and paying off my cards, so they don't close? ...

Could miners intentionally change the output address or reduce the output value before forming a block

Whenever I have solved circuits (only cells, resistors and wires), it has only been necessary to use Ohm's law (or things derived from Ohm's law, such as how two resistors $R_1$ and $R_2$ have effective resistance $R_1+R_2$ as a whole) and Kirchoff's loop rules. However, I was curious as to wheth...

Imagine a planet that sustains life, has oceans and continents plus an earth-like atmosphere; a planet similar to earth in most ways, but with only extremely dry and extremely wet biomes. Science fiction is rife with desert-worlds, swamp-worlds, ice-worlds, gummi-worlds... Could there be a swirl ...

From the Monster Manual, it isn't clear to me whether the Doppelganger's shapeshifting ability is just that they are able to cast a successful Polymorph spell automatically, and therefore it's subject to the duration of that spell, or if they can remain in whatever form they choose for as long as...

As a native Spanish speaker, I'm having trouble with the use of the acute accent. As far as I'm concerned, the acute accent ´ can only be used over the letter e in a few cases (perché, ventitré...), but while reading the book 'La bella estate' written by Cesare Pavese I have seen it being used ov...

I recently watched the entire Harry Potter series in December 2021. I really loved the Harry Potter world and all the characters. Even after days, I couldn't stop myself from thinking about it and I'm pretty happy about the innovative idea that struck me about writing a sequel for the series. I r...

I was working on the unit test setup for Lightning Web Components with Jest and tried to figure out how to get a code coverage report but found nothing in the Docs. By running: sfdx-lwc-jest --coverage I was able to receive the following coverage information in the terminal: PASS force-app/mai...

In the welcome video, Lars mentions about a 10-week Haskell course recording. Where can I get the link for that course? It would be good for other beginners as well.

What language did Gaius Julius Caesar (GJC) speak with Cleopatra? My thoughts: GJC spoke Latin. Cleopatra spoke many languages, including Arabic, Aramaic, Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek. Or did they need a translator? Thank you.

I have written a program that uses several open source components. First off, it's written in python. Second, I use the modules subprocess, argparse, os and datetime. Since my work asked me to find a way to do what the program does and we plan to deploy that program on the PCs of our customers, I...

I used Gaussian Elimination to calculate $$\det\begin{pmatrix}1&4&9&16&25&36\\4&9&16&25&36&49\\9&16&25&36&49&64\\16&25&36&49&64&81\\25&36&49&64&81&100\\36&49&64&81&100&121\end{pmatrix}$$ and found the answer to be $0$. It took a lot of time to do. The lower-upper (LU) decomposition is shown below...

In the introduction to the Elgar's "The Spirit of the Lord", the prologue to The Apostles Op. 49, the score has lines which looks like octave signs, but which have the letter 'L' instead of 8va , e.g. in bar 3 in the below: Does anyone know what these mean?

LaTeX contains an internal macro \filename@parse that decomposes a filename into path and basename. Applying it to a filename that contains unicode characters, in conjunction with pdflatex, does not work, however. $ pdflatex test ... > \filename@base=macro: ->\LGR\textalpha \LGR\texttau \LGR\text...

My oak table shows a split at the side of it. Is there a way I can address it? What would you do? I have plans of refinishing my oak table with a darker wood stain.

When I ask my children to do chores, they often say they will do then under a condition like giving them some money or cake or letting them watching TV, etc. How do we express we want someone to do what we say without any negotiation? For example, "You have to do it. No deal!" or something like t...

My wizard has acquired the animate objects spell, and I'm discussing with my GM how I'm going to use it combat. We are concerned that using the spell may slow down combat and make it less fun for everyone. My intent in typical usage would be to animate 10 tiny or small objects (coppers being an ...

In space shuttle's operators manual, Page(4.1-4), it is written as: The H2O quantity is determined by a PVT calculation based on H2O tank pressure and temperature transducer readings as well as GN2 tank pressure and temperature transducer readings. The calculated quantity is output to the HYD/AP...

I'm trying to get what operator had been called before the current operator and make some logic based on that. Is this information accessible?

I'm sorry if this question may sounds like a newbie question (well, it is). Introduction I'm 23 years old and I would like to generate money with my money to eventually invest in stock market after some time. I was really interested in day trading, and I joined a discord server (Saphire) to gathe...

I've been trying to calculate slope in percentage for a project I'm working on but keep running into this issue Whenever I calculate slope using the designated Slope tool or the r.slope.aspect tool I get these lines all over my output (see below). This happens when I try to calculate either perc...

From everything I am reading online I am seeing the drip edge should be nailed with 1.5” nails but I can not find clarification if I need to try and hit the rafters each time which are 16inches on centers. OR should I only be expected to nail into the .5” osb sheathing used for the roof similar t...

Let $M$ be the model $\langle \mathbb{Z}, s^M\rangle$ where $s$ is a unary function symbol interpreted as the standard successor function ($s^M(x)=x+1$). Let $F$ be a nonprincipal ultrafilter on $\omega$ and let $N$ be the ultrapower $N:=M^{\omega}/F$. I'm struggling to answer the following quest...

Really dumb question, Ubuntu 20, and I have apache2 installed, not much else. I go sudo visudo /etc/hosts and want to add an alias "dummy.com" domain alias as a hack to point to the server for local only testing a learning site and I get this unusual >> /etc/hosts: syntax error near line 1 <<< >>>...

I am travelling to Vilnius, Lithuania and will arrive at the airport at around 9am. I will have more luggage than is comfortable to walk around with, so I plan on going to a hotel directly from the airport. The problem is that I can't seem to find any hotels with 24h check-in options. Nearly all ...

This is probably an impossible question to answer but I couldn't find an answer and I'd like to find an educated estimate at least. 3,5-inch floppy disks are not produced anymore, with I think Sony being the last to stop manufacturing in March 2011. Meaning that all floppy disks that exist are cu...

I have seen books and papers mentioning "In the semiclassical limit, $\hbar$ tends to zero", "the scaled Planck's constant goes as $1/N$ where $N$ is the Hilbert space dimension" etc. Could anyone explain these variable values taken by Planck's constant? What is the idea behind it? For all I know...

In some aircraft which have large wing deflection due to bending, do ailerons or flaps not get stuck or bent themselves? In the case where hinging axis is also bent how do ailerons operate?

I am currently reading Applications of Group Theory by M.S. Dresselhaus On page 18 irreducible representations are defined and an example is given as follows: The author claims that these representations are irreducible. However for E and A the $\Gamma_2$ 2D representation is in block form and i...

I am generating postgresql configuration files via ansible, and putting them in /etc/postgresql/XX/main/conf.d/whatever.conf. I accidentally made a syntax error and broke my postgresql, requiring manual fixing. Is there any postgresql command to validate that a file is a valid postgresql.conf fil...

i found tutorial made by Default Cube which shows how to make some cool visuals - you can find it here https://youtu.be/Doqs_4FHo6U?t=245. Link is time stamped at exact moment where my problem happens (around 4th minute). So, in film the author is using attribute nodes that are considered "legacy"...