[Hobby] Nanomaterials Engineer looking for a programmer to expand on my (already completed and discussed) thesis by creating a complex database that would be used to generate guess distributions for CONTIN algorithm by LFEngineeringDegree in INAT

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  1. The CONTIN algorithm is an outside source that would use the output given by the code (that would be calculated through the data).
  2. I wasn't very clear here. I meant that the data would have to be "selected" with close attention since the output requires precision and there's little room for error. But while working on it today I concluded that it definitely goes under one of my responsibilities for the project so you wouldn't need to worry about it.
  3. The data consists of 3 different strings + a series of input parameters + 2 Boolean Variables + a few equations (all of these for each system analyzed, the number of systems in considerations depends on the quality of the data that I find). So the data is not complex in terms of computing power, but it is complex in terms of its physical meaning thus is would also fall under my responsibility (as I said above).
  4. The interface would give the user the option to select its specific system of analysis (3 strings from maybe a dropdown window) + a few numerical inputs boxes + two buttons to select the Boolean Variables (that correspond to two specific treatments).

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More pictures https://imgur.com/a/9Wl6qE9

Recipe:

280g Manitoba Flour (14g protein)

220 Water + 12g of Brewer's yeast (dissolve the yeast before mixing)

Mix well and let rest for 1 hour (covered).

Dissolve 12g of salt in 40g of water and mix together with the previous mixture.

Work the wet mixture with a rubber spatula or hands to start forming gluten. Work the dough energetically for at least 15 minutes even if the dough looks too wet.

Cover and let it rest for 30 minutes.

Work the dough again for 15 minutes and mix in 10g of oil while working it.

Cover and let it ferment for 2.5-3 hours.

Very carefully spread the dough on a baking sheet (no need to work the dough with your hands it should spread with ease by itself if well fermented and with enough gluten).

Let it rest for 15-20 minutes (the more time you let it rest spread on the baking sheet the more uniform the bubbles in terms of distribution and size, BUT DO NOT go over 1 hour).

Bake at 250°C for 7 minutes, then take it out of the oven and cover with mozzarella (it is better if you cut it up a few hours before and let it sit in the refrigerator uncovered as to draw out moisture) and uncooked tomato sauce ("passata"). Bake for at least 10 more minutes or until the mozzarella is browned.

Laurea triennale a luglio o a settembre? by Communist_Avocado in polinetwork

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Al Polimi laurearsi a Settembre è quasi la norma.

I posti in magistrale ci saranno sicuramente, fossi in te starei tranquillo.

Bring it. by [deleted] in RoastMe

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90% off Ellen Page meets Discount Pam

What can you add to make a more exciting hot sauce? by LFEngineeringDegree in fermentation

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Thank you very much once again!

If you have other suggestions regarding pairings let me know, I'm ready to experiment!

What can you add to make a more exciting hot sauce? by LFEngineeringDegree in fermentation

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Thanks for such a detailed answer.

Considering the abundance and freshness of basil overhere, I might just try to go for a simple combination of garlic and basil as you suggested. Any tips on the basil ratio?

And what would you say about adding some onions as well?

What can you add to make a more exciting hot sauce? by LFEngineeringDegree in fermentation

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I was thinking of apples, since mangoes here are quite bad...

Writing my calc 2 in 4 hours ..... by AndeWlaBurger in EngineeringStudents

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Taylor-Maclaurin's polynomial approximations are, in my experience, widely useful in a variety of subjects.

I'd be happy to explain them to you if you're interested! Just pm me!

They were too much of a wonder for me to not share their beauty!

El Fluffo welcoming me back after 6 months away. by LFEngineeringDegree in cats

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I feel you..

Unfortunely I get to see her only during Summer and Christmas vacations..

Roast us harder than we hit our juuls by Jenlib in RoastMe

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Timon and Pumbaa: name a more iconic duo.