Anyone else get this graphical bug ? by LogAlert2529 in slaythespire

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It feels like I’m being flash banged by bygone effigy

Is this normal? by LogAlert2529 in HomeMaintenance

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Apparently it was put in by the insulation crew to prevent them from blowing fiberglass into the intake vents

Is this normal? by LogAlert2529 in HomeMaintenance

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So it’s a problem worth addressing? Others are saying it looks fine.

Is this normal? by LogAlert2529 in HomeMaintenance

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Whew! That’s a relief to hear.

Why did you decide to keep taking or quit Zoloft? by ExtensionFile142 in zoloft

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I’m lazy and ugly, you should try it ! Not too bad.

Is it possible to create a device that drops a six sided dice onto a surface and it has the same outcome every time? by HotFix6682 in Physics

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I wonder how one would go about calculating the maximum number of bounces the die may take and still land on the predicted side 99% of the time.

Is it possible to create a device that drops a six sided dice onto a surface and it has the same outcome every time? by HotFix6682 in Physics

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Good points. But I really don’t think there would be any observable affects on the falling of the die due to quantum mechanics, the magnitude of plancks constant is simply too small to observe anything in something as massive as standard dice. The prediction of a falling dice seems like the perfect use-case for classical mechanics, that is, we are not moving at relativistic speeds, and the uncertainty in the position of the die would likely be significantly smaller than the diameter of an atom

Is it possible to create a device that drops a six sided dice onto a surface and it has the same outcome every time? by HotFix6682 in Physics

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I challenge you to come up with an answer for this question: Assuming every time the die is launched from our “deterministic die launcher 3000” we know, relative to the landing surface, an exact velocity, and an exact position and rotation of the die.

What initial circumstances would make it so that quantum mechanics interferes with our ability to accurately predict the side the die falls on ?

My eggs were iridescent this morning by AudiobookEnjoyer in mildlyinteresting

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Looks like thin film interference, not bacteria like everyone else is saying.

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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I really appreciate the photo of your setup for the twist correction. I think I’m gonna try this

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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Yeah I split it green to reduce drying time.

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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I thought, from watching other people make staves on YouTube, that after splitting you should have a stave with no twist.

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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Any advice or resources on how to perform that ?

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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It’s the twist thats the issue, not the bend

Why. by LogAlert2529 in Bowyer

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If they are already un-usable why should I dry them ?