@anonymous you're going to look at me really weird, but basically, we have to do a project in social studies about how revolution affects society and we could pick any revolution we wanted, so i picked general relativity, because, i don't know, because, and the teacher somehow roped me into creating a set of notes explaining it along with a few videos to go with the notes, and she wanted them to be close to an 8th grade level so I have to explain the math too and so calculus and aagh.
my mind is decomposing, sorry.
oh, and did I mention it's due tomorrow and was given on thursday of last week?
@heather But, you know, one of these days you're going to have to say "no" or they'll just always burden you with additional stuff to do. Which isn't much of a problem while you're having fun with it, but will become a terrible slog if you're not.
the end part isn't anywhere near finished, and some is just brought over from my calculus repository, which is why there's an appendix but some of the main text isn't done
@BernardoMeurer Hobgoblin is nice, but not amazingly special. It's just one a lot of nice bitters available in the UK. Right now life is good for the beer drinker in the UK. Prices are coming down as well as the pubs get more desperate.
@heather I fear you will have a lot of baffled classmates ...
How do you afford it? We used to go out twice or maybe three times a term. OK, on those occasions we'd get completely arseholed, but still it was only three times a term. We just didn't have the money to drink any more than that.
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I do know one thing, though. I have no idea how I will be able to type all my notes up, create all the diagrams, and do it all in approximately four hours.
i still have like 10 pages of notes filled with math and diagrams.
I have this idea: when you want to run a tournament, you make an entry in the db, and this generates a token. Then you have a mobile app where you register for a tournament.
Then after you play, you and your opponent have to both input the same result. Since you're both authenticated, if you both agree on the result, it's recorded into the db.
@DanielSank They had a great idea for a plot, but they never actually filled in the details in a convincing way. And it wasn't just the rotten acting, the story wasn't convincing. The 'romance' wasn't told in a believable way. The radicalization was just pasted in as a fact and not shown happening.
the funny part was that like after 10 years i went back and played it again, and was better at it than i ever was after like half an hour (this was 2-3 years ago).
once im rolling in extra income i want to get one of those, some kind of flir IR camera, and a 50000 fps like a phantom, and maybe even play around with making a femtophotographic system
Of course everyone has a bad mental day or makes a mistake now and then. An occasional messed up review is not so terrible. But it is still good to call attention to these things.
@heather the primary difference, as I understand it, is that astronomers' job is observing astronomical objects, and astrophysicists work on building models for them and understanding the physics behind them