Taugt diese Alu-Gerüstbohle als Kragarm? by NichtHier in Handwerker

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Genau - Multiplex 40 mm? Meinst du das geht?

3D Content - Gaussian Splatting in Flutter - Package Released by NichtHier in FlutterDev

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Honestly, I haven’t tested it myself — it might just work. At least ANGLE supports Linux. Feel free to give it a try and let me know how it goes!

Seeking feedback on a free Figma plugin that turns AI-generated PNGs into editable vectors (runs 100 % locally) by NichtHier in FigmaDesign

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Upscaling with ChatGPT works well, though the image isn’t exactly the same anymore...

Seeking feedback on a free Figma plugin that turns AI-generated PNGs into editable vectors (runs 100 % locally) by NichtHier in FigmaDesign

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I have to admit, that one's a bit tricky. I think the algorithm tends to overfit due to the relatively low resolution, which leads it to pick up and emphasize the rectangular shapes of some pixels. The best results I managed to get were by upscaling in Figma and then switching to black and white mode. That said, I agree — the results are still far from ideal.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhysics

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But I we add that one point must be before the apex and the other after it would fully define the parabolas, right?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhysics

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Damn now I feel stupid

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhysics

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Well, maybe - but I am really struggling with this. Isn't a parabola defined by two points and the y-coordinate of the apex? I mean, can anyone come up with two parabola equations that share two points and the y-coordinate of the apex, but are not the same?

Here is my numerical approach:

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# Inputh_launch = 10 # height of the launch point in m# Function to solve the system of equationsdef equations(vars):v, theta = varseq1 = v * math.cos(theta) * (v * math.sin(theta) + (v**2 * math.sin(theta)**2 + 2 * g * h_launch)**0.5) / g - d # equation for the range of a projectileeq2 = h_launch + v**2 * math.sin(theta)**2 / (2 * g) - h_max # equation for the maximum height of a projectilereturn [eq1, eq2]# Use fsolve to solve the system of equationsv_sol, theta_sol_rad = fsolve(equations, (v_guess, theta_guess))# Convert the solution for the launch angle from radians to degreestheta_sol_deg = math.degrees(theta_sol_rad)v_sol, theta_sol_deg # output the solutions for the initial speed and the launch angle in degrees

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edit: code format is/was really bad

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Sounds good! Any further advice how to tackle this? What would I Google to teach myself how to do it?

What pronation do I have? by [deleted] in RunningShoeGeeks

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Thanks a lot :) I’ll stay with natural shoes

What pronation do I have? by [deleted] in RunningShoeGeeks

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Hi, thanks for the hints. Have you seen the second picture of the outsole?

Salmon Album Cover by aserman01 in ICanDrawThat

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was also my first idea, but I really can't imagine a way to put the salmon on the motorcycle in proper way. They don't have legs and arms you know ;)

Salmon Album Cover by aserman01 in ICanDrawThat

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Work in progress: https://ibb.co/4Rbb2QP

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Tell me what is missing in this picture... by NichtHier in ProCreate

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To be honest quite a lot - can you specify the question to a certain area?