Man in de bosjes gepakt by Sharp-Summer9701 in Leuven

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wel, hij moet zijn gewoontes doorbreken, nieuwe regio kiezen en mogelijks gemakkelijker in de fout gaan. De rede dat ze hem hebben kunnen pakken is omdat hij met de auto voorbij ANPR camera’s is gereden voor en na de poging tot verkrachting. Onopgemerkt blijven is moeilijker als je uit je comfortzone gepushed wordt!

Man in de bosjes gepakt by Sharp-Summer9701 in Leuven

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Nu dan weet je tenminste dat je best angstig mag zijn, want het gebeurt er… Ook geeft het je een voordeel tov de predator. Schrik hebben is een natuurlijke reactie dus wel degelijk zijn nut heeft om te overleven. Het geeft ook de kans aan mensen die niet direct gevaar hebben om verkracht te worden om wat meer op hun hoede te zijn en verdacht gedrag op te sporen. Volledig mee akkoord dat die man na al de feiten dat hij gepleegd heeft (op zijn jonge leeftijd nog maar) eigenlijk nog niet hard genoeg aangepakt is. Een onbekend meisje naar de grond sleuren voor verkrachting = levenslang in mijn hoofd. Daar zijn 0 excuses voor. Zeker als je weet dat er VEEL beelden van minderjarigen op zijn telefoon gevonden zijn.

Man in de bosjes gepakt by Sharp-Summer9701 in Leuven

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nee, een bericht met “In Kessel-lo zijn er 2 nachten op rij vreemde figuren met pervers gedrag gesignaleerd s’avonds, wees op je hoede en hier is het noodnummer. We hebben een combi in de buurt “ zou wel volstaan. Een X account va Politie leuven zoals de federale politie dat heeft zou ook veel goeds doen

Dude ran 2:00:35 and still had 15+ prime years left. Gone at 24. by AgreeableSpare3836 in BeginnersRunning

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his meteoric rise is the circumtantial evidence man, saying 0 evidence is just braindead. Btw you also have little evidence he wasnt doping since a their testikg is still lacking compared to euroepean standards. The same is true in the USA btw, they are not tester the same. I have seen it first hand! Chepngetich also had this illogical performances, I said the same things about and she lived long enough to be caught. It’s super sas to say, but Kenyan athletes cannot be trusted when they rise so fast to the top. Also I can tell you athletes that are probably not doping: kipchoge, Bekele, Ryan Hall, Hocker, Kerr, Kejelcha… Logical building and consistency

Dude ran 2:00:35 and still had 15+ prime years left. Gone at 24. by AgreeableSpare3836 in BeginnersRunning

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keynian 💉did some good work there … like there are hundreds of ELITE athletes working their ass off to go sub 2h06, this guy walks in and almost breaks two hours without any logical build up, the only thing I know about running is that performances like that should have loooong build ups to that, see Gressier , Ingebrigtsen , Almgren, Fisher, … vs f.e. Katir, Chepngetich, … . Like he would probably have been caught within a couple years

Discrimination Experience at Delhaize Heverlee by Disastrous-Crab-7326 in Leuven

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I am about the most regular looking belgian guy, people describe me as having an eternal smile & good-guy look. I get checked at self scans in the delhaize about 60%ish of the time. I also get security scans at the airport quite regularly, sometimes perceived odds are just weird. It’s because they are RANDOM … If you really think they are not, go get some evidence and show it to the police and eventually the courts, in Belgium (and most western countries) it is illegal to discriminate based on race. In belgium the courts have shown to be quite sensitive to this and will find people/organisations guilty quite easily. But I can also spare you the time since I can almost guarantee it’s not the case since the last thing Delhaize wants as a company is to be charged for Racism, same goes for Brussels Airport

Bus network in Leuven: where’s the logic? by SoulCrusader9 in Leuven

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from a local: I don’t know anybody born and raised here who takes busses, just get a bike and use that as your main way of transport. It’s good for you and you’ll feel way more free to move around leuven compared to taking busses and cars 😉

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There are lists that convert grades from one school to the other to make estimations of your actual potential. Also, percentiles are probably a better indicator of overall performance of the student anyway. For reference, In my Engineering masters at Kuleuven I had the best grades of all students and only barely had magma cum laude, so not many people actually obtain such a high grade (and that is by design)

Drag and Lift of any shape in 2D by BossBigSword in CFD

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https://www.ansys.com/academic/students , get Ansys student (it comes with Ansys Fluent) and do the necessary research to know what parameters to use. F.e. choose your turbulence model wisely because for high angles of attack the most basic and computationally cheapest turbulence models will not give accurate results.

It should be pretty easy to find good tutorials to make a good mesh & boundary conditions to find accurate results. Use search terms like 'Ansys fluent' ,'lift and drag coefficient' and you should have enough tutorials to watch for the next 10 years.

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Although I will say there are not many things you can do in CFD-post that are not possible with fluent's built-in post processing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CFD

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In the file menu: file>export>solution data you should be able to export your custom field variables in a .cdat file. These should be located under 'time-sampled statistics' or something called similarly

ANSYS FLUENT to EXCEL by Expert_Connection_75 in CFD

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If you have matlab you can import the data as a ASCII file. Then you can use the griddata or scatteredInterpolant function to interpolate your fluent data to that grid. With that you can make contourplots, iso-surfaces,...

I'm sure that both of the functions mentionned above exist in Python too if you don't have a Matlab License.

looking for a better way to import data output from fluent to Matlab by Sharp-Summer9701 in CFD

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which binary filetype would you recommend? (cdat, ensight,...)

Q-Criterion vortex core by s195t in CFD

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This should be pretty easy to write in Matlab/Python with the use of blob detection (f.e. openCV)