素になった途端に一回もニコリもしないの何? The character revealed his true personality, and one of the other character commented this. My reading is "After becoming honest/exposing your true personality, you didn't smile once" I suppose in contrast to before where he smiles a lot. But what function does の何 here adds?

SULFNBK.EXE is an executable file that came with Windows 98 and Millennium, and is known for sporting a pretty… interesting icon in the former: It has also become pretty infamous for being subject to a virus hoax directing users to delete the file; the virus claim was likely prompted by the unus...

I am thinking of perhaps the earliest direct quotation of it, or reference to it by name or at least in some manner in which it is clear that the Talmud itself is being described. Essentially, I am curious as to what the earliest evidence there is for someone having direct external knowledge of t...

Fill in each square of the grid with a number from $1$ to $16$, using each number exactly once. Numbers at the left or top give the largest sum of two numbers in that row or column. Numbers at the right or bottom give the largest difference of two numbers in that row or column.

I made some changes that, after testing, I decided not to use for now. Thus I don't want them in the main branch. However, I don't want to discard them altogether (maybe I will need them later?) What should I do? The easiest option is to commit them and immediately revert (don't laugh). I suspect...

I came across many definitions of the precision of a measuring instrument such as, "a precise measuring tool is one that can measure values in very small increments" and "The precision of the instrument that is used to take a measurement is reflected in the smallest measure that the instrument ca...

Given $n$ points in a 2d metric space, the $k$-center problem asks us to find a subset of size $k$ of the points which we will call centers. The task is to pick these centers to minimize the maximum distance from any point to its closest center. A classic greedy algorithm repeatedly picks point...

We are currently self payers for medical services. We found that many providers have trouble dealing with this and in particularly it's very difficult to get proper documentation of the services rendered and the payment received for it (which honestly should be a no-brainer). In one example, we h...

I have x = (-2 h^2 k - 2 h k^2 - k^3 - Sqrt[8 h^4 k^2 + 16 h^3 k^3 + 14 h^2 k^4 + 6 h k^5 + k^6])/(2 h^2 + 2 h k + k^2) which has k and other symbols as variable and constants, respectively. How can I express x in terms of k/h instead?

In the first page of his first paper in series "Quantization as a Problem of Proper Values", Schrodinger begins with $$H(q, \frac{\partial S}{\partial q})=E$$ and then takes a change of variable that I don't understand it's motivation: Here we now put for $S$ a new unknown $\psi$ such that it ...

I have files inside a directory that are named as 00001.npy, 00002.npy, ..., 00150.npy, etc. The file names are increasing in ascending order. I want to move all files whose name is between 00008.npy to 00180.npy to another directory. How can I do it?

I have been looking all over to find an answer and everything I am looking at looks way over complicated. I live in Maryland USA I want to invest $1000 a month into a stock that pays dividends quarterly. Lets say the stock price fluctuates between $40 and $60 dollar a share. The Dividend payout p...

Here i m also attaching the link to the solution if someone can refer through it and explain it to me it would be so helpful The question is simply asking $\sum_{r=0}^5 C_{6r}^{32}$. As I saw a jump of 6 in the binomial coefficients, I started thinking with the direction of de moivre's theorem an...

.002 is the median and 0.009 is the average moderation effect size in psychology, based on Aguinis et al. 2005, Effect Size and Power in Assessing Moderating Effects of Categorical Variables: A 30 Year Review, J. Applied Psychology, 90 94-107. I mean, the effect is so small i can't not figure out...

I'm having the exact same problem solved by this answer (trying to add a shared folder in Virtual Box, having it be owned by my user; Win host/Ubuntu guest), but I need clearer instruction: What is the sharedname_on_host mentioned in the 4th item to be added to /etc/fstab? Add to /etc/fstab moun...

My last paycheck from 2023 was dated Friday, 12/29. Every date in the payperiod is within 2023. I noted my payroll explanation shows the deduction occurring for me in tax year 2023. Today, the 401k provider shows the amount as a 2024 contribution, dated 1/2. My overall contributions were right ...

I feel like I have seen this bound before but no longer can recall its source: Suppose $A, B$ are square matrices with $||A^{-1} (A-B) || < 1$, i.e. their perturbation is relatively minimal. Then, what is an upper bound on $|| A^{-1} - B^{-1} ||$? In my notes, I have: $$ || A^{-1} - B^{-1} || \le...

In Gen 1:1, some translation say 'heavens' and others say 'heaven.' Which one is correct?

I am build an inverter with the EGS002 board, which has a SPWM carrier frequency of 23.4 KHz. In my mind the logic is that the transformer winding, material and size should be calculated using the carrier frequency, not the 60Hz that it will output since the variations on the magnetic field will ...

Let $F$ be a field and $A$ a finite abelian group. You can ask: does the regular representation $F[A]$ of $A$ split as a direct sum of 1-dimensional representations? This is equivalent to the following question. Write $(-)^\vee = \hom(-, F^\times)$ for the dual abelian group; then the question is...

Are there NT manuscripts “missing” and/or with different Greek words in Philippians 2:7? Specifically, in reference to the word servant? Also note other word variations seen regarding this verse. For example on Bible Hub, the Interlinear reads: alla heauton ekenosen morphen doulou labon en hom...

I am designing a Marx generator and I want to place a bleeder resistor across each capacitor in every stage of the Marx gen. I have been looking at using low cost RI80 resistors from eBay. Each stage of the Marx will be charged by a 45kV power supply so I was thinking of using five or six RI80 10...

I am having some issues with the degruyter latex template for articles. Everything works, except for syntactic trees and lfg AVMs. I am compiling with xelatex and I am using the forest and langsci-avm with linguistics and lfg as options respectively. Could someone please help me? Thanks. Here is ...

This is just for my curiosity and education. I see that there is a trademark filed with USPTO for the name Cassandra [1]. There is also a very popular database by the same name. Then is using this name here not a violation?

I have no idea what this structure in my attic is or what's inside it. It's about 10' x 15' and sits above my dining room. It's made of plywood and drywall and extends to the edge of the roof. There isn't anything significant beneath it from what I can tell, just a small air vent. The house was b...

According to CNN's article, "An early version of Disney’s Mickey Mouse will enter the public domain on January 1", There are differences between the 1928 Mickey and the company’s mascot today. The Mickey of “Steamboat Willie” lacks the current Mickey’s gloves and oversized shoes, and his eyes ar...

How may I calculate the Dielectric Tensor εij (total) like here? In OUTCAR we have both the HEAD OF MICROSCOPIC STATIC DIELECTRIC TENSOR (independent particle, excluding Hartree and local field effects) and the MACROSCOPIC STATIC DIELECTRIC TENSOR (including local field effects in DFT). I obtaine...

My basement walls have these bumps all over them. They're every 2 feet horizontally, and about every 2 feet vertically. I'm guessing this is an artifact of the rebar. I'd like to reduce the max protrusion to 1/4" or less before installing InSoFast. Right now they're closer to 1/2." I imagine I co...

In testing Graviton instances there seems to be significantly more CPU overhead from AES/SHA functions compared to the same on cheaper/smaller Intel/AMD instances. Do these procs supports hardware acceleration?

On Tuesday, during a conference held in the Knesset to examine possibilities for postwar Gaza, Gamliel said: “At the end of the war, Hamas rule will collapse. There are no municipal authorities; the civilian population will be entirely dependent on humanitarian aid. There will be no work, and 60...

I have a Sony a7 iii digital camera. I was wondering if it will damage the camera to put an SD card in it that has files OTHER than photos or videos on it? I saved an Adobe Premiere editing project on to my camera's SD card. I went to put the SD card back in my camera to shoot some things, but I ...

According to Catholicism, why are there so few miraculous healings of amputees, if any? This question is inspired from another post on this site: What are Christian apologetics refutations of the objections posited by the site "Why Won't God Heal Amputees?" I would like to have a Catholic respons...

In the German language, K always produces the [k] sound in English words like "king" and S produces either the [s] sound, but often the [z] sound aswell especially when it is the first letter of a word (ex: Sonne) and also the [sh] sound when part of consonant clusters St and Sp (ex: Stock). If t...

I've heard it quoted in favor of the death penalty, in Genesis 9:5-6 God said to Noah and his sons: 5 Surely for your lifeblood I will demand a reckoning; from the hand of every beast I will require it, and from the hand of man. From the hand of every man’s brother I will require the life of man...

I have a list list = {{-4, -7, -3, 2, 5}, {2, 4, 2, 3, 9}, {2, 4, 6, 3, 5}}; I would like to select elements {a,b,c,d,e} from the list so that GCD[a,b,c]=1 or GCD[d,e]=1. I tried ClearAll["Global`*"] f[{a_, b_, c_, d_, e_}] := {Or[GCD[a, b, c] == 1 , GCD[d, e] == 1]}; list = {{-4, -7, -3, 2, 5},...

I have about 2' of 2" pipe coming from my shower. It's well within the required 5' before the 3" vent stack. Can I tie it into the 3" pipe coming from my toilet with a sanitary tee? In my head I feel like this setup could syphon the trap from my toilet, but I haven't been able to find any code th...

I remember seeing a movie some time in most likely the 00's (though I have no idea whether it was new or old at the time) about some sort of alien infestation. The key conceit was that these aliens could somehow either infect and mind control humans or shapeshift into them (don't remember which o...

Manipulate[ Plot[A Sin[\[Omega] x + \[Phi]] + B, {x, -10, 10}, PlotLabel -> "f(x)=" <> ToString[A] <> "sin(" <> ToString[\[Omega]] <> "x+" <> ToString[\[Phi]] <> ")+" <> ToString[B], PlotRange -> {-6, 6}, Axes -> True, AxesStyle -> Arrowheads[{0.0, 0.04}], AxesLabel -> {x, y}, ...

I have the following code: #include <print> #include <vector> int main() { std::vector<int> v{1, 2, 3}; std::println("{}", v); } Among the numerous errors this produces, there is (clang++ -std=c++23 -stdlib=libc++, https://godbolt.org/z/3z9Tseh37): [...]/format_arg_store.h:167:17: error...

Since I started my postdoc, the relationship with my former PhD advisor has turned sour.

Background: Most textbooks end a section with a set of questions ranked either by topic or by difficulty. A distinction is often made between "exercises", which are for directly practicing a known skill, and "problems", which are generally some kind of application questions where the math expecte...

American people say jaywalk: to cross a street carelessly or at an illegal or dangerous place The police officer warned us not to jaywalk It seems British people don't say "jaywalk". Do we have a British version for it?

The following query converts a single string of packed CSV that represents 13k rows by 2 columns. Column A is a bigint. Column B is a smallint. declare @dataCsv nvarchar(max) = '29653,36,19603,36,19604,36,29654,36'; -- abbreviated, actually 13k rows with Input as ( select Value,...

Disclaimer: I don't have a real Airbus A330 at hand, nor am I a pilot. After having crashed twice due to icing in rainy weather (not to talk about that here) with an Airbus A330 in X-Plane 12 simulator, I realized that I did not turn on anti-ice protection! While I still trying to find a good man...

I'm trying to recreate the next table: but i have problems with the two firts columns. I dont want the vertical lines to go all the way up. how can I limit the extention of the vertical lines? here's the code i'm using. \begin{table}[H] \def\arraystretch{1.3} \caption{Caption} \ce...

Given a linear transformation $\mathscr{A}: V \to V$, where $V$ is a finite-dimensional vector space with the underlying field being $\mathbb{R}$ or $\mathbb{C}$. Suppose $\mathscr{A}$ has eigenvalues $\lambda_{1},\dots,\lambda_{n}$. We can define $\operatorname{tr}(\mathscr{A}) = \sum_{i} \lambd...

There was a book trilogy that had ley lines and thoughts became reality. I want to say it was another planet. The main protagonist was a Count that murdered his family for power/life so ostensibly a vampire.

I'm back again with what should be my final post as I truly figure out the damage caused by my horrendous Ph.D experience (the D in my Ph.D could stand for diminishing returns at this point). It is also probably somewhat of a sequel to this post I made 5 months ago: Conference, poster, and public...

Say I have $100,000 in a Roth IRA, composed of $60,000 in contributions and $40,000 in interest/earnings. If I roll over that full amount into a second Roth IRA, then wait five years, would I be allowed to withdraw $100,000 from that second IRA, penalty free, even before age 59.5? If so, is this ...

The standard text of a credit card agreement implies American express can terminate the agreement at any time. Problem is, you already gave credit. As an example, if I give someone a loan, I can't "take back" the loan. A line of credit is no different from a loan. If a customer has a line of cred...

I am currently working on the differential equation: $$ x \frac{d^2y}{dx^2} + \frac{1}{2} \frac{dy}{dx}+ \frac{1}{4} y = 0 $$ During a brief discussion with an expert, I was advised to try expressing the solution in the form $y=f\cdot g$, where $f=x^n$. The suggestion was to rewrite the equation ...

Here's what the person was saying: The combo led+resistor will use LESS energy compared to a led only, for the same applied voltage. (Because energy is proportional to power which is current times voltage). Imagine a very simple circuit that just had a 3V battery and an LED that could handle up...

Let's say someone said "This film (from Studio A) didn't have the same magic as other (Studio A) films", do they mean if that movie was all the same like other films with no charm, or that movie was worse than other films with charm? I want to know if there is a room for interpretation with conte...

It is being said that when Shiva poured Amrit on his left hand, Vishnu was born. I want to know it in details. Where it is written ? Apart from the above, Is there any other story of birth of Vishnu ?

Devarim 4:20- Rashi מכור — a כור is a vessel in which one refines gold. Explaing that Egypt was as the Torah describes a Kur HaBarzel, an iron crucible, which has the power, explains Rashi to purify gold and remove all dross that is found in it. So too the Jewish people are like gold that needed ...

In David Tong's Lecture "Quantum Field Theory" - Lecture 2, he said that "In Quantum mechanics, position is the dynamical degree of the particle which get changed into an operator but in Quantum Field Theory, the position will be just considered as label" So, I was wondering why?

I have a village near a mountain. For some reason villagers, golems and animals want to climb that mountain. What possible reason could there be?

In my email, there is this sentence: We wish you a very safe and healthy start to 2024. Start here is a verb, and wish is a verb too, but there isn't a conjunction word between them. So how to understand this sentence? How about We wish you a very safe and healthy from 2024?

I am trying to understand why large amounts of censoring (ie. many patients are censored) is undesirable in Survival Analysis. As a proof of concept, suppose there are 5 patients: patient1 has event at t1 patient2 has event at t2 patient3 drops out of the study at t3 patient4 has event at t4 and...

I am learning perl, but I don't know how to solve this problem. I have a .txt file of the following form: 1 16.3346384 2 11.43483 3 1.19819 4 1.1113829 5 1.0953443 6 1.9458343 7 1.345645 8 1.3847385794 9 1.3534344 10 2.1117454 11 1.17465 12 1.4587485 The first column only contains the line numb...

I have the following code which finds intersection of two curves using mesh functions: y[x_] := x^2 z[x_] := 1 P1 = Plot[y[x], {x, 0, 2}]; P2 = Plot[z[x], {x, 0, 2}]; Test = Show[P1, P2] Graphics`Mesh`FindIntersections[Test // DiscretizeGraphics, Graphics`Mesh`AllPoints -> False] This works we...

If there were no Hawking radiation (and no black hole radiation of any kind, or any way for black holes to reduce in size or disappear), then it seems a black hole would represent an irreversible end state of any matter or energy that became dense enough. They would only grow over time. If this w...

Ok so, I haven’t seen anyone ask this question really… Since when we die we know we won’t have any knowledge, ecclesiaties 9:5 nor any consciousness we will be in a state of slumber right? It will be like when we were in our mother’s womb, we don’t (at least I don’t) remember anything from being...

How are busbars connected to each other? A quick google image search makes it obvious that it is bolts. https://i.ibb.co/8D05Sk5/power-dist-jpg.jpeg The specifics of the bolts is what I am most interested in: What material are the bolts made of? It looks to be stainless which is odd since stainl...

Following the recent revelations about the absurd practice of insisting that zero is an even number (ha!), I have just learned, to my utter disbelief, that so-called mathematicians define a fraction using the symbol m/n where m and n can be any integers!! What nonsense. When I say to my picture ...

With the command \nabla_x f(x, y), I have I think this is not aesthetic. Is there a way to get the subscript closer to the tip of nabla symbol? Something looks like Thank you so much for your elaboration!

I applied a Subdivision modifier to my mesh and this is what I got Actually, I expected this to become an ellipsoid

If a man is cursed like Cain or Canaan, can he have righteous sons? Did Cain have righteous sons?

I've been pondering some stuff on Shtetl Optimized where Yedidia and Aaronson construct Turing machines that will only halt if (e.g.) the Riemann Hypothesis is false, or Goldbach's conjecture is false. The significance is that if you took the number of states in one of these machines, and knew t...

If I have a range from 0-N (0,1,2,3...N) and I want to cover that set with some number of Sidon sets, is there a tighter bound than N for how many sets I would need. For instance: 0,1,2,3 can be split into Sidon Sets {{0,1,2}, {3}} clearly any range 0-N can be made into sets {{0},{1} ...{N}} so t...

I am taking the course "Analytical Mechanics" (from on will be called "AM") this semester. In our first lecture, my professor introduced the notion of generalized coordinates. As he presented, we use generalized coordinates when we have constraints on the system (i.g. being on a sphere). When we ...

For decision vector $x$, I have a constraint that either $x\leq0$ or $x\geq5$, that is, all positive entries must be at least 5. Is there a way to cast this under LP? The problem is already a mixed-integer program, so introducing binary/integer auxiliary variables are ok, if necessary. I tried to...

I'm planning a return trip from Latour-de-Carol to Toulouse next week. Prices for next week on SNCF Connect are higher (~25 euros per single trip) than further in the future (starting at just 10 euros). I know that with TER trains it is also possible to purchase a ticket at the station at the day...

Rice's theorem asserts that as soon as $f$ is non-trivial (i.e., non-constant), and extensional (i.e., $f(M) = f(M')$ as soon as $M$ and $M'$ are codes of Turing machines with the same behavior, in the sense that both halt and return the same output or both don't halt), $f$ is uncomputable. One c...

This code run well but produces an empty line layer with no attribute from qgis.core import QgsPointXY, QgsFeature, QgsGeometry, QgsProject, QgsVectorLayer from qgis.utils import iface # Path to your CSV file csv_file_path = 'F:/FOB Files/Python/Robo.csv' # Name of the vector layer to be create...

If the language I am working with is $(\mathbb{Z},+,\cdot,0,1)$, then can the set of non-negative integers be expressed as a definable set? I understand that if I add a binary symbol $\leq$, I have a formula but what about when the binary symbol is not given, i.e. how do I write the formula in th...

I'm asking variations of this question (in discussions elsewhere). Some people seem to get what I mean, and say "I think that important etc etc but I do not know the answer" and others say "You do not understand anything and the answer is NCCs" So I'm asking for help to see how is this question i...

Elsevier provides a tracking system through which authors can see how many reviewers have been invited, how many have accepted to review the paper, and how many have completed the review. If more than two reviewers accept to review the paper or turn in their reports, it indicates the number of re...

I have a a table which has unique index: CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS tb_sha256_key_idx ON blob_props (sha256, key); I want to change it into primary key during db migration and there are 2 ways: ALTER TABLE tb ADD CONSTRAINT tb_pkey PRIMARY KEY USING INDEX tb_sha256_key_idx; DROP INDEX t...

I've recently obtained some results which I have not found in the literature explicitly. Namely they are hinted in certain published literature, but very shortly and not in a very constructive sense. After consulting with several people with experience in academia, I was told that it is frowned u...

It seems impossible to find a precise answer to this question. I researched for quite some time but different sources come up different definitions, that sometimes disagree or contradict with each other. So far, I got the following answers: Level refers to the loudness or intensity of a signal. I...

I have read that resistance is proportional to resistivity and length of the material and inversely proportional to the area of the material. Doesn't that make resistance a constant thing? Then I read that under breakdown of material and in things like photodiodes, resistance changes/decreases. H...

I want to ask why the Vgs=15V line stops at around Vds = 3V? Is it just because the behaviour can be guessed by seeing the lower Vgs lines, or does the mosfet not work at Vds>3? This is from the IRFZ44N datasheet: https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infineon-IRFZ44N-DataSheet-v01_01-EN.pdf?fileId=554...

I have a vector point layer with an attribute Customer with boolean values true and false. I want to aggregate this data by polygons, such that for a given polygon, it shows that Customer is XX% true and YY% false. I can't achieve this with join attributes by location (summary); I can only get Cu...

I've got a senior colleague, whom I can't get along with too well. We've had some bad interactions when I just joined the company, because he just throws everything he thinks out in the wild, without thinking about the impact that it might have on somebody. I responded to that in a defensive way ...

I would like to print different graphs, and print them in different colors. However, when I use the common way to write it, it doesn't work. For my project (physics electronic), I have created two functions as shown below. I would like to separately color the graphs. So that is the function that ...

I have a list list = {{{1, 8, 7}, {2, 5, 4}, {3, 2, 1}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {2, 5, 4}, {3, 7, 5}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {2, 5, 4}, {5, 6, 3}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {2, 5, 4}, {7, 5, 1}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {2, 5, 4}, {8, 7, 2}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {3, 2, 1}, {3, 7, 5}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {3, 2, 1}, {5, 6, 3}}, {{1, 8, 7}, {3, ...

The theme of my current research project is related to umbral calculus in the context of more general algebraic structures, like Hopf algebras (and, in particular, shuffle algebras), so I am trying to read everything I can find on the connections between these fields. I remember distinctly readin...

I have some senders (like Amazon) whose emails lose relevance after 30 days for me. I am trying to write a Shortcuts that can search for emails from those senders and delete them after 30 days. I intend to run the Shortcut as an automation every day. When I open the Shortcuts app on macOS (Sonoma...

Is there an efficient way to unlink geometry? I use a loop on object data user then duplicate: I use loop on object data user then duplicate : if obj.type == "MESH" and obj.data.users > 1 and obj.name != obj.data.name: bpy.ops.object.duplicate(linked=False) obj.select_set(True) ...

There is no dispute as to the two texts in question correctly using "law", as that is the literal meaning of the word νόμος. In chapter 7 Paul speaks of two "laws" (flesh and spirit) and elsewhere he keeps contrasting different laws, e.g. "the law of sin and death" versus "the gift of eternal life"...

This question asks whether Palestinian politicians have criticized Hamas. The answers all describe Palestinian leaders/politicians who blame Hamas for the harm they've done to Gaza; but it seems as though if Gaza would have remained intact, they would have applauded Hamas' actions. Are there any ...

I have this very simple circuit in KiCad: I'm trying to simulate the current through the LED, but whatever I do (change voltage of BT1, change resistance of R1, change model of D1), nothing ever happens. The simulator just acts as if the diode was not there. Here's the netlist I'm getting: .titl...

I'm working with an RGB raster in leaflet (some Landsat data). I'm stretching and sampling it down so that it's small enough. The following works great. # stretch and then resample like geom_spatraster landsat_rgb_stretched <- stretch(landsat_colors_1230[[1:3]], ...

With some colleagues, we have been developing a programming university course over some years, and now we want to make it available to the public as open-source, in the form of a GitLab repository. The repository contains: LaTeX code to generate the course slides based on a minimal template Some...

The short question is: I need to launch an interactive bash in a certain directory, and I can craft the command that launches bash, but I can't modify the system. At the moment, the command that best fits my needs is bash -c 'cd some-directory; bash' That is, I am calling bash, to use cd within ...

My partner and I are planning a hiking/backpacking trip from the UK, through France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark to Norway - Knivskjellodden (with a really tiny short-distance hike in Sweden, due to the lack of willingness to climb). We plan to do this in the future, maybe in 2 or 3 ye...

[fen "r3k1nr/p2b1ppp/4p3/3pP3/8/1p1B4/2PN1PPP/R3K2R w - - 0 1"] I recently had a chess game in which I played as white and the position was as shown in the picture. I chose the move cxb3, but the chess engine states that the move Nxb3 is better. Why is it better to take with the knight rather th...

I have two lap time strings I need to subtract, the format is minutes, seconds, milliseconds. This is to compare a new world record time to the previous holder's time. The result will always be positive. Example input: x = "1:09.201" y = "0:57.199" # 12.002 I have two working solutions, but I'm ...

Samsung A14 5G SM-S146VL from Tracfone (part of Verizon) was bought for cheap from QVC. Phone was unlocked after 2 months of service using the code received from Tracfone. US Mobile SIM card inserted. Calls and SMS work. Mobile data does not work. When I go to the APN settings it shows "Access Po...

The standard \langle and \rangle don't seem acute enough for me. I also do not want it to be too accute like in $<$. An example I have in my mind is the following: My attempt was to draw it, as below, \documentclass{article} \usepackage{tikz} \newcommand{\customlangle}{ \begin{tikzpicture} ...

I have a dataframe, lexicon, with 650 words, and I want to create a series of random wordlists for 5 speakers by randomly selecting words from lexicon. I want to do this over a range of 24 months of data collection, with different-sized vocabulary samples taken at each month. The base dataframe w...

I am making a design which I would like to print later on (I do not know yet where, so I do not have the printer profile). The problem is always to make sure that the colours I see on screen are also the ones I will get when printed. Having found this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg4inW4...

CW: mental illnesses, suicidality, self-harm I'm curious about what qualifies one as "One who recovered from a very serious illness" when it comes to bentching gomel, specifically in the case of one who suffers from mental illness. Would it be appropriate for someone to bentch after harming onese...

Me and my friend have a passion project where we mainly focus on a habitable planet; Ahmokea. For a little while we wanted to include ammonia in the atmosphere on a large scale so it could be part of the animals & plant's equal exchange (just like how O2 is made into CO2 by us and the CO2 into O2...

Torsion tensor $T$ associated with an affine connection $\nabla$ on a smooth manifold is defined as a (0,2) tensor field as follows: $$T(X,Y) := \nabla_XY-\nabla_YX-[X,Y]$$ I understand that this is set to zero by the choice of the Levi-Civita connection, but I've read that the following conditio...

In English, diphthongs are single phonemes, and monolingual English speakers hear them as a single vowel. However, this does not mean that English speakers will hear all diphthongs in other languages as single sounds. Is there any research on which diphthongs English speakers perceive as single s...

In the Schengen visa application, we've mentioned that we'll travel to Iceland for 7 days. However, the visa issued is for almost a month's duration. We're returning from Iceland via Switzerland (layover as per original plans), but since the visa is valid for a month, we thought it would be nice ...

Let $X$ be a Banach space and let $Z$ be a closed subspace of $X^*$ such that $Z\neq X^*$. Suppose $Z$ separates the points in $X$, that is, if $x \in X$ and $x^*(x) = 0$ $\forall x^* \in Z$ then $x = 0$. Prove that $X$ is not reflexive, i.e. that the canonical injection $J_X$: $X$ $\rightarrow$ ...

In summery I have a Netgear GS724TPv2 switch that has a support PC attached to port 1. I have a Trunk line coming into the switch via port 23 (T) which sits across VLAN 131, 132, 133. Currently I have port 1 untagged "U" on VLAN 131, 132 and 133 (all VLANS sit across the same subnet range), howev...

I was hoping to remove the mouldy silicone from the edge of my shower tray, but once I started to remove it have discovered that it’s actually filling a very large gap between the tray and the tiled wall. I don’t think I can dig it all out - but have started to remove it already. What do I do?

Let $F:\mathbb{R}^m \to\mathbb{R}^m, F:=(F_1\dots F_m)$ be a regular map, i.e. with components $F_i$ that are polynomials. Assume further that each $F_i$ is an odd degree (say $d$) homogenous polynomial. We denote this by saying that $F$ is a homogeneous, odd degree, regular map of degree $d.$ Qu...

I use Parmesan rind in my sauces and soups – it adds a wonderful depth. My problem, particularly with the chunky tomato sauce I like to make, is removing the rind before serving. The rind doesn't disintegrate – sometimes it holds its' shape and is easy to pick out but often it breaks up into blob...