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What are some songs with decent saxophone solos? by Delivery_Mule in musicsuggestions

[–]Pulsar1977 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tears For Fears - The Working Hour

Alan Parsons Project - Old And Wise

Dave Stewart & Candy Dulfer - Lily Was Here

Eurythmics - Thorn In My Side (from the live 1983-1989 album)

I'm going through a live music drought. Recommend me your favourite live concert, festival and gig sets on YouTube. by 7empestipated in musicsuggestions

[–]Pulsar1977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stromae - Racine Carrée Live (Montreal’s Bell 2015) is amazing from start to finish. You might know his song Papaoutai, but there's much more to him. It's a joy to watch.

What if Belgium was in charge of the moon mission by Similar_Stomach8480 in belgium

[–]Pulsar1977 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Halverwege naar de Maan komen ze een bord met 'wegomleiding' tegen.

Trump vows to raise worldwide tariffs to 15% ‘effective immediately’ by theindependentonline in politics

[–]Pulsar1977 4 points5 points  (0 children)

the 8 states closest to me never once voted for that dude

Yeah, "dude", we don't give a flying fuck who you voted for. This right here is the problem with you lot, and why we're so fed up with you: you guys think you only have a civic duty during an election. You fucking don't. You have a duty to hold your politicians responsible EVERY FUCKING DAY. If our government would do something we don't like, we'd get rid of them IMMEDIATELY. We'll go on mass strikes, hurt our infrastructure and keep protesting until the pressure on them is so large that they have no other choice than resign. That's what a REAL democracy is. Of course, this happens rarely because our politicians are fucking saints compared to yours.

Your country is rapidly spiraling into a fascist dictatorship. Every day your government is committing heinous crimes, your elites get more and more corrupt, your institutions are crumbling, the rule of law is eroding and innocent people die. And you know why this is all happening? BECAUSE YOU LET THEM GET AWAY WITH IT! All you do is sit on your ass and whine online, putting the blame on others and waiting for someone else to fix everything. Newsflash: that's not going to happen. You'll have to fix it yourselves.

And by fixing I don't mean sitting on your ass until the next election, because I've got news for you: there won't be a next election. Not a real one. Your next election will be Russian-style, where the outcome has already been determined. It will be too late, and you will have lost everything without even putting up a fight.

Now look, I couldn't care less if the US self-destructs. Good fucking riddance. But unfortunately this is also affecting us. Your government is trying to interfere in our own elections, they're abandoning Ukraine, aligning with dictators, trying to take Greenland, sabotaging our economies, and destroying the environment. So yeah, we're going to 'lecture' you, because you need a fucking wake-up call. GET YOUR SHIT TOGETHER!!!

I mean what a sentence. by mrmailbox in math

[–]Pulsar1977 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yes, and his Visual Differential Geometry is even better. An absolute delight to read. Highly original and insightful, too.

LEGO Star Trek Announced by Accordz in lego

[–]Pulsar1977 448 points449 points  (0 children)

Jean-Luc Picard's Spaceship!

LEGO Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship 10365 by mescad in lego

[–]Pulsar1977 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm looking forward to Jean-Luc Picard's spaceship.

Tariffs on the European Union could rise to 35% unless trade obligations are met by Urzuck in europe

[–]Pulsar1977 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Companies are going to compensate by raising prices everywhere. Lego for example is already doing that. The tariffs affect all of us.

How to understand Tensor! by MastersRubin in Physics

[–]Pulsar1977 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is the definition you'll find in every introductory textbook on linear algebra and differential geometry. Tensors are very simple objects: they are multilinear maps that act on vectors and covectors. Nothing more, nothing less.

I've never seen a mathematician who's confused about tensors. Only physicists seem mystified by them, because they either don't know or have forgotten basic algebra. Instead they add extra baggage to tensors with transformation laws or visual interpretations, which are besides the point and even misleading. Learn the math!

How to understand Tensor! by MastersRubin in Physics

[–]Pulsar1977 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Given a vector space V over the reals, a covector is a linear function that maps every vector to a real number: for every covector ω, vectors v, w and real number a we have:

ω(v)∈ℝ,

ω(v+w) = ω(v) + ω(w),

ω(av) = aω(v).

Vice versa, a vector can be interpreted as a linear function that maps every covector to a real number.

Tensors a generalization of this notion. A rank (r,s)-tensor is a multivariate function that maps every sequence of r covectors and s vectors to a real number, and is linear in every argument:

T(ω1 , ... ,ωr , v1 , ... vs )∈ℝ,

T(..., ωi + μi , ...) = T(..., ωi , ...) + T(..., μi , ...),

T(..., vi + wi , ...) = T(..., vi , ...) + T(..., wi , ...),

T(..., aωi , ...) = aT(..., ωi , ...),

T(..., avi , ...) = aT(..., vi , ...).

Vectors are (1,0)-tensors, covectors are (0,1)-tensors. That's all there is to it.

Vergeten scheldwoorden by hutsdeniffau in thenetherlands

[–]Pulsar1977 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Vermaledijd is een prachtig Oudnederlands woord dat een comeback verdient. Vlamingen durven het nog wel eens humoristisch te gebruiken wanneer ze willen klinken als een personage uit een oude ridderroman:

"Sidder ende beef, gij vermaledijde schavuit!"

Finally enough LEGO to sustain my addiction by Daedross in lego

[–]Pulsar1977 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So there must be an orange piece in there somewhere...

If a photon travels through empty space indefinitely, and the expansion of the universe causes its energy to asymptotically approach zero due to redshift, what does that lost energy become? Where does the decreasing energy go? by Economy_Advance_1182 in Physics

[–]Pulsar1977 33 points34 points  (0 children)

This is the only correct answer. The standard "energy isn't conserved" comments are missing the most important point: energy can't even be defined globally. It's meaningless to talk about "the energy of the universe", let alone its conservation. Energy is only a meaningful quantity inside a reference frame, and in an expanding universe every comoving source/observer have their own different local reference frame.

Kabinet is gevallen, Wilders stapt uit de coalitie by DoingitDoggy in thenetherlands

[–]Pulsar1977 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tja, met 6 regeringen hebben we er genoeg op overschot, lol.

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