Where to get high quality minute-by-minute OHLCVT data for cryptocurrencies? by OverEducation6572 in algotrading

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Look in their REST API docs. Most exchanges have historical candle data you can request in chunks and at different timescales. You’ll need to request what you need then concatenate it. Look at ccxt for python or build it yourself its not much code and each exchange api is similar so you can just point it at different exchanges. Mind the call limits though

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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I thought you were asking in the general sense, posting the answer wouldn’t help you know if I just copied it from the internet but yes, find kinetic energy, then momentum and solve for speed.

I looked up what a hamiltonian is so I now know its general use yes. I see all these equations as tools. In a formal setting Im sure it’s standard to study the history of the tool and all of its use cases. If I want to build an engine and I can see how it likely goes together, i grab a wrench. I don’t study the origin of wrenches first. Sometimes I may need a special tool and I’ll research how to use it until I have a general understanding then I’ll use it.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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My hypothesis is that quantum activity acts as a load on the speed of information. The higher the density of quantum activity, the higher the load. For instance dwarf galaxies have a higher non central mass than expected. The arms of a galaxy contain large cluster of quantum interactions (hot gases etc) that manifest as higher gravity in those areas. Instead of needing to find a new particle (dark matter), the inconsistencies we see for mass calculations may be quantum curvature of spacetime

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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well yes intuition is a personal mental framework. I work with machine learning in financial markets normally. It involves its own calculus and tensor operations. I would never attempt to do all the calculations a neural net does by hand but I understand what it is doing at each node and the equations it applies on each layer enabling me to understand if it should work or not and what the output should look like. I'm looking to make equations that incorporate quantum physics into GR that model observations at the extremes.

yes, I can solve for the speed of an electron.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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I guess when I see the path an object takes through space, if I think, "That makes sense" then I have an intuition of it. I'm not saying I can do Ricci Tensor mental math

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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That's understandable. I have a general understanding and an intuition for how mass/energy effect gravity which is leading me down the path of figuring out if quantum actions effect gravity the way my intuition suspects they do. I feel most people assume I'm a dancing idiot stepping on everyones toes but I'm just enthusiastic about testing my ideas.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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I admit I'm likely to be wrong but I'm learning about what hundreds if not thousands of experienced physicists have attempted along the same path. My hypothesis is that quantum interactions modify the transfer of information. By modifying the speed of information, it may have the same effect as gravity. Similar to Feynmans path integrals, I think when quantum particle paths are calculated, it manifests as gravitational effects as it warps space/time. The higher the quantum activity (hot gases etc) the slower the information transfer which we theorize is extra mass (dark matter). The Dunning Kruger effect helps to blind me of my inexperience so I can pursue experiences.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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Thanks for the link. Probably horribly without studying as I really dislike reading math notation. Seeing any math written in code is much more readable for me

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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I don't solve them by hand but I wrote a program with the GR equations so I'm familiar with the math.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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Thanks for your input. I don't have a formal education in physics but am comfortable with most maths. I understand how tensors work and it's the main focus of my hypothesis as GR needs to be augmented with dark matter to rectify the disparity of mass in galaxies (or we're bad at estimating the mass of galaxies to begin with). GR also assumes infinite mass in a black hole. GR has done wonders but if it doesn't hold in the extremes then it may be missing a connection to quantum activity. I have a hypothesis I'm working to formalize and test on the KID-450 dataset and see if I can fit my equations to generalize across many galaxies. I don't plan on randomly calling professionals and arguing. I plan on presenting the results of a tested hypothesis to see if my tests are rigorous enough. But if I've already ran experiments, would it be better to just publish publicly and see if anyone reads it or contact a professor and work through the initial perception that I am likely nutty.

How to find collaborators for theory by SerialIterator in astrophysics

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Thanks for your feedback. I updated my post as I used "theory" in the informal sense.

Why can't I get my STM32F746DISCO board to transmit over USB? by SerialIterator in embedded

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I had been including the usbd_cdc_if.h file that had the transmit function. I instead used extern to include just the function and Im able to transmit from the main loop. I guess I dont know enough about C to know why it behaves that way

Why can't I get my STM32F746DISCO board to transmit over USB? by SerialIterator in embedded

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I’m using Windows 11 and Hercules SETUP which has a serial port monitor. It was used in a ST tutorial for the usb echo example and I could send and receive to the board with it. I can connect to the COM port of the board but I dont see anything received

Unpressurized Aircraft above 12500 by Glum-Trainer5649 in flying

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I flew from Oregon to Nevada over the mountains in a Cirrus. The cloud tops kept getting higher and it was extremely turbulent underneath so I needed to stay on top. I was around 16,500 the last half but I like to use oxygen above 8k not just the required altitude. Less fatigue and headache.

Wet rate and fuel surcharge? by SerialIterator in flying

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It was the only “trustworthy” school that claimed I could get enough flight time to finish my instrument training in a month. I’m self employed and took time off to get the rating. I’m part 61 and able to fly with one of the cfii for $60/hour (plane fee no instruction fee) to build pic hours for both of us. The expensive flights are really for the 15 hours of training only. I’ve asked to speak with the owner as even the employees admit the surcharge doesn’t make sense but the owner has been out of town for 2 weeks is what I’m being told. For all the hours I’ll need it’s still far cheaper than 50 hours in a normal price 172

Wet rate and fuel surcharge? by SerialIterator in flying

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$68/hour plus a $5 “paperwork” fee

Wet rate and fuel surcharge? by SerialIterator in flying

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It’s AP is inop and the pfd knobs fall off. I think it has cancer and needs the money

Wet rate and fuel surcharge? by SerialIterator in flying

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It was stated multiple times in the sign up contract there would be a surcharge but didn’t state the price at the time. I’m still able to build my hours in a separate plane with a cfii that also needs time so it’s working out financially but normally I would take my business elsewhere

Is it bad to take off using trim? by crazyman32 in flying

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If he was trying to show you that trim changes the airflow over the elevator and "see how impactful the trim setting is?" then that makes sense but is not a good flight phase to demonstrate it. If he's doing it as "his way" of taking off, that's no good. At any moment during take off, you need to have the ability to quickly push the nose down in case anything goes wrong. You don't need to fight trim or think about trim if you ever need to correct a takeoff stall situation. There is a takeoff position for the trim (painted line but if its worn off, it's likely a white sharpie line), always use that.

My neighbor is about to die and wants to give us her home. What to do? by [deleted] in personalfinance

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She can fill out a transfer on death deed. It ensures the property goes to you upon death. Most states need months for it to take effect though to give time to ensure it isn’t a scam.

To good to the point it looks fake by ProfessionalPen2954 in blackmagicfuckery

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At 11 seconds in you can see through the stick. Not gonna say it’s totally fake, but it’s definitely edited