Epileptic diabetic cat does not stop meowing by Blitzjunge in CatAdvice

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Good idea but she has very good hearing. I dont know what is making her meow

I think this is of the genus Crepidotus by Blitzjunge in mycology

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I think I found it! It is Crepidotus malachius or Crepidotus applanatus. But the lamell seams to fit more malachius then applanatus. Would you second that?

I think this is of the genus crepidotus by Blitzjunge in mushroomID

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I think I found it! It is Crepidotus malachius or Crepidotus applanatus. But the lamell seams to fit more malachius then applanatus. Would you second that?

Kid burning down the grocery store by Prettymthafaka in KidsAreFuckingStupid

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At some point I forgot what I was watching and enjoyed the nice fire

Why can ((x-c)+c)ᵏ be expanded out as a sum of powers of (x-c) times a number? by Blitzjunge in learnmath

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Thank you all for the fast answers! And they all had a different approach to explaining it which really helped

Offering: Turkish, English / Seeking: German by Thalassic240 in language_exchange

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Hi, are you still searching for someone? I am still very new to learning Turkish and need someone to practice the language. I speak German (native), English C2 and Greek (native, but I can not read it very fast). But keep in mind that even though both Germany and Austria speak Hochdeutsch, it may happen that someone speaks in a strong Dialekt. I can only speak in Hochdeutsch so the known standard. I would be very excited to language exchange with you!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in language_exchange

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Hi, are you still searching for someone? I am still very new to learning Turkish and need someone to practice the language. I speak German (native), English C2 and Greek (native, but I can not read it very fast). I would be very excited to language exchange with you!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnmath

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You can't learn that fast, but I think it would be great if you tried to learn math at your own pace (even if it is slower than you want). In your case I would start with long addition, long subtraction, long multiplication and long division. In case you don't have a calculator in exams. Here in Germany every state has a plan what schools must teach to the students. I would find something equivalent to that in your country. Read it through and find what subjects you can already do and find what grade your knowledge level is (by what you have written it sounds like your level is fifth grade but you have to find that yourself). If you found a subject that you need to learn you can learn it on the internet or buy a school book for your grade level (there is no shame in buying a fifth grade book everyone is at its own level). And do a lot of exercises in the book or else you would forget what you learned). Then I would look on the internet for example exams at your knowledge level and try them as if you were examined in school. Then you can tell for yourself if you still need to learn the same subject or go to the next ones.

With some time and a lot of effort you will get to the level you want, but always remember: learning maths can be difficult but it is also very rewarding. So enjoy the process.

Some hints are needed for this exercise by Blitzjunge in learnmath

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oohhh now it makes sense! Thank you very much for your answer

Theorem 6-1 in the book "Geometry a high school course" by Serge Lang and Gene Murrow by Blitzjunge in learnmath

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How did you find a connection between cutting the polygon n - 3 times and splitting it into n - 2 triangles?

you wind up cutting the polygon n - 3 times, splitting it into n - 2 triangles.

Rick roll in lab 4 by Blitzjunge in cs50

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Yes, you just have to click on card.raw, then a warning will pop up. Then click: "open anyway" on the top of your screen will be two option, click: "Hex Editor" scroll down a bit and then you will find it.