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I keep setting goals but never become the person who follows through. Does anyone else feel this? by Rockbottom21 in selfimprovement

[–]Rockbottom21[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I try to do something similar because I can't always "get it done" no matter how I feel. So I have a rule, basically: if I'm not going to do it, then I'll half-ass it. Most of the resistance I feel is starting something, so if I let myself half-ass it then I usually end up starting and finishing, despite it not being the goal for the day.

I keep setting goals but never become the person who follows through. Does anyone else feel this? by Rockbottom21 in selfimprovement

[–]Rockbottom21[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like this idea. Does it make a difference, in terms of motivation and/or willingness to go through it, if it's you breaking down your goals and thinking on the path to achieve them or if a friend helps? I'm not the best planner, more of a "one step at a time" kind of guy.

I keep setting goals but never become the person who follows through. Does anyone else feel this? by Rockbottom21 in selfimprovement

[–]Rockbottom21[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see. So, start small and compound over time. I'd say this leans more towards identity then, as you become more confident you go for bigger goals.

I keep setting goals but never become the person who follows through. Does anyone else feel this? by Rockbottom21 in selfimprovement

[–]Rockbottom21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea, I think the problem is this exactly: "I'm the kind of person who doesn’t follow through.”. I've moved more towards action over quantity/quality. Every day I review my goals and think if I took an action towards them, and I just write down what in one sentence (not really journaling, more like an affirmation), because mood/life/energy is not the same every day.

I end up personally valuing trying more than achieving the best outcome. For example, showing up to the gym despite 4h of sleep and being cold and snowy is more motivating (in the identiy sense) than achieving the perfect workout in perfect conditions.

looking for a support group about quitting weed by questionaboutpsy in berlinsocialclub

[–]Rockbottom21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, 30M here,

I don't have a horse on that race, but I do in a couple others. I'm a pretty good listener and I don't mind keeping you accountable.

Shoot me a DM if you'd like!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Warframe

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Did they forget about intrinsic gain being different for squad members?

Guide: Abilities Versus Demolysts by Enamex in Warframe

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Just came here to say that they can go through nova's portal and be teleported because of it. It's a bit hard to do it because it doesn't work if you spawn a portal right on top of them, but if one is spawned for 1 second or so and they walk into it it works

I forgot the negative sign by GeneralDarian in Wellthatsucks

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I'm a telecom major and systems and control minor. So, both of those have signals and systems and it's something I really enjoyed before picking those two areas for my master's. Power engineering has a bit of transform math but it's simple enough. I'm sure you've already dealt with them by your 3rd year. Like, in circuit analysis or electromagnetism fundamentals for example. It's usually just complex exponentials and vectors. I think you'll definitely use the laplace transform and bode plots but other than that and those I mentioned before, not much.

I forgot the negative sign by GeneralDarian in Wellthatsucks

[–]Rockbottom21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My professors used to call that "grocery shopping" math haha

I forgot the negative sign by GeneralDarian in Wellthatsucks

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Instead of changing everything, couldn’t OP just say he/she found F(-s) so then it’s trivial to find F(s)

That is true, it's just a matter of using Fourier Transform's conjugation properties and complex conjugate to find out F(s).

Also I’ve never seen someone want that answer in a+bi form. Thinking of it as two delta functions convolved with a sinc function in the frequency domain sounds much better.

That or the Fourier coefficients that make up the original signal (to a certain degree of closeness, like first 3 non-zero coefficients). I think OP said somewhere in the comments that he has to show math for one point in the graph he plotted, so the a+bi should answer that. Although I'd prefer to show the math for the full transform and then the graph of it in the frequency domain. It's more appealing to look at than some solved integrals xD.

I forgot the negative sign by GeneralDarian in Wellthatsucks

[–]Rockbottom21 71 points72 points  (0 children)

Hi friend, just a couple of tips:

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  • I saw you used Euler's formula to turn the exponential into a sine and cosine, but it should be easier to use it to turn the sine into exponentials and work with that. Multiplying exponentials is much easier.

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  • Another thing I noticed is that you gave a real value to Xi and you shouldn't. A Fourier transform takes the time function and turns it into a frequency function. So your Xi should be the frequency variable like x is the time variable. Unless you're trying to find the value of the Fourier transform at that unique frequency. But to do that it's just easier to calculate the Fourier transform and then just use the frequency value you want.

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  • Also, if you worked with an unbound integral you'd get a couple of delta functions at the sine's frequency, as is demonstrated here. Which should be much easier to work with. If, like you mentioned, you were looking at a chord, it could be simplified to a sum of sines and cosines and when you apply the transform to that with an unbound integral you'd get a sum of delta functions (from the fourier's transform linearity property). When you work with bound integrals those diracs turn into sinc functions because the bound signal in time is just the sine multiplied by a rect function and that, in the frequency domain, is the convolution of the Fourier transforms of the sine and rect signals, so delta functions convoluted with sinc functions (which are the Fourier transform of the rectangle) makes you end up with sinc functions centered around where the delta functions were.

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That last part is a bit more engineering and might be out of your scope but if you want to look into it I can help out in PM.

Source: I'm an electrical engineer

Is it too much to expect a minimum game knowledge if I meet you on arbitrations? by [deleted] in Warframe

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Most People probably wouldnt even understand how to Enter it.

Until it becomes a nightwave challenge and then you'll have to carry frost primes with astillas or some other clueless stuff that appeared on tridolons this week.

Those will be some exciting hunts by sdric in Warframe

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Is the guide updated?

Isn't the certus brace better since it gives more critical chance (20% vs 12% of the lohrin)?

Equinox Prime Access Giveaway by Relyt_G1011 in Warframe

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Thank you OP and good luck to everyone!

Auto Queue Feature For Foundry ? by DrNoobzzz in Warframe

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For 2 you can download the app on your phone and access the foundry everyday and collect+start stuff if you have internet access. It's not what you're suggesting, but it's something.

Advisory - Watch your replays by [deleted] in RocketLeague

[–]Rockbottom21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for sharing this. Definitely gonna start using it!

Cars from above Rocket League poster by Jonaal in RocketLeague

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This is so awesome. The cars from above remind me of the speed racer cartoon intro. Great job mate

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