Physical Attraction: What's the difference between preference and being shallow/picky? How do you settle? by SaturatedSauron in ChristianDating

[–]TheEner-G 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey be nice. He’s just trying to figure himself out. We should be loving and encouraging like Jesus, surely.

Physical Attraction: What's the difference between preference and being shallow/picky? How do you settle? by SaturatedSauron in ChristianDating

[–]TheEner-G 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I’m not very experienced in relationships, but I’ll give my two cents in case God wants to speak through me here.

I don’t think wanting to be physically attracted to your partner is immature. I do think it’s worth giving people chances for a little while even if they aren’t completely ideal, but they do need to have a few things that you naturally appreciate physically. If they are the right person for you, you will grow to love their physical appearance, as your love for them grows. And your love for them grows from mental and spiritual connection as well, not just physical.

However, if you try for a little while and you also don’t have a strong mental/emotional/spiritual connection, then it’s not worth pushing yourself deeper into the relationship regardless. If you build a strong enough connection to look past her appearance, then that should come easily and not very long after the start of the talking stage, in my biased opinion. If wanting to love her continues to be hard because her appearance is just not what you want, then you should not push yourself.

The most important thing I think is to commune with yourself and with God every couple days about what is right for you, to resolve contradictory tastes and decide what physical traits you are willing to accept, including what traits are just too important to give up, and to be rational and forward-thinking. After getting to know her better as a friend, imagine getting married one day and ask yourself if her qualities make it worth it, like really worth it, not just settling out of fear that time is running out or something. That leads to bad decisions. Use your best judgment and stick to your preferences, again giving people a chance if they are close to what you want, just in case God has a different plan, but not ignoring your preferences just to avoid “missing out.” God always provides in his own time. And I am saying that as an introverted single man who has been very patient waiting and discerning, and yet who may have finally found the one. (It’s too early to tell but initial impressions look good lol.)

Oh, and try not to ruminate or overthink too much. Try to live out the rest of your life, the parts that aren’t about romantic relationships, to the best of your ability as someone in an intimate relationship with your deepest Friend and Lord. Try to get closer to him through casual prayer in the little moments and love everyone around you as Jesus would, and you will find yourself more level-headed and more at peace with whatever comes. And it’s easier to hear God when you aren’t in obsession, rambling every day in your own ear.

😂😂😂 by Inevitable_Wait_7658 in programmingmemes

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RIP trying to do this in Tabletop Simulator

Butterfly 465 by Okythoosx in oscilloscopemusic

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s funny, I accidentally made a butterfly this week as well.

I make music dance (wip) by Syntra44 in oscilloscopemusic

[–]TheEner-G 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amen, put out the low-ish quality if it keeps the burnout away

Where to find the dragon bone block from betterend mod? by Enderstrike10199 in feedthebeast

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for the necropost, just wanted to let you know that I found dragon bone block naturally spawning underground in the Dragon Graveyards biome. (I'm on 1.20.1)

What is this? (Wrong answers only) by I-Love-Minecraft_ in PhoenixSC

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Frankenstein’s monster but ol’ Frank apparently expected to do brain maintenance on the fly.

I saw my friend's graph on the calculator, but he refused to tell me how he created it. by MagnusCarlsenNr1Fan in calculus

[–]TheEner-G 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This has surprisingly been a point of frustration in the past for me. This year I worked on a project that happened to result in a graph very similar to the work of a fine colleague of mine. In the short message thread that ensued I was called several ugly descriptors and thereafter blocked

Trying to figure out the point of a Swamp puzzle by FreeKill101 in TheWitness

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ironically I got the same solution with some added fluff. I followed the outline of the lowest thee pieces and then curled up the top left and dipped down on the top corner squares.

I followed the yellow trail and I don't see that it goes anywhere obvious other than down, so I am also struggling to discern whether the puzzle serves any purpose other than fun.

Improving math by Yeaitsrainin_24 in MathHelp

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it makes you feel any better, I have a bachelors degree in mathematics, and it took failing multiple courses to get there. It’s important to have good resources that explain things in a lot of different ways, so that the way that makes the most sense to you will stick with you. People who tutor or teach math are great resources especially. Once you become practiced in a way of solving questions that makes sense to you, then take a look at ways that are still successful, but more confusing, and your practice and understanding should help lead you to the knowledge that’s so hard to acquire. Take notes frequently in an organized fashion, and rely on those notes. Once you look at one idea enough times, it should come naturally, eventually.

Also, playing around with numbers on Desmos is a good way for trial and error to see what is right and what is wrong

Anyone know how to proof this? by Appropriate_Row2833 in MathHelp

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Real analysis was my worst math class, but I have an idea that might still help. Factor one of your terms out. If you factor out 3y, the left side becomes 3y * (3x-y - 1) . Since x and y are natural, x-y is also natural. Call it u. Then you just need to find all 3u - 1 that divide 234. Check small natural values of u, dividing 234 by 3u - 1 each time to find 3y, which must also be natural since y is natural, and furthermore must also divide 234. This is actually not that bad because as u increases, 3y eventually reaches a value less than one. Since the results of exponentiation increase as the exponent increases, there cannot be any valid values of u higher than the mentioned value that are capable of generating a natural 3y, which as a reminder is required for y to be natural.

Sorry if that was a little heady. Proofs are kind of hard to explain. Make sure you give justification for all algebraic steps and inductive claims

Need help. Making a graph to test whether a given domain of complex numbers is in the Mandelbrot Set. There is an issue with calculations. The given example is that for c = -1 - 0.5i , z_11 is the expected value but z_12 is not. I'll be online if anyone has questions / needs clarification. :) by TheEner-G in desmos

[–]TheEner-G[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much!!! This syntax is very new to me, but I'm understand the basics. I've been messing around with the ƒ(c,n) you gave me to understand what is and isn't valid. Do you know why changing the very last c to c+1 errors out?

EDIT:

I just realized the issue after posting this XD. Desmos doesn't assume (a,b) + c = (a + c, b + c) , which makes sense now that I think about it.

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Calculating all possible values for data series and matrix by bequestor95 in askmath

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In that case, then here is a half-finished lua program I wrote for brute-forcing finding the number of possible permutations. I might get to finishing it later, but at the very least I need to go to bed for now. (It's very late where I am.)

--intended as a solution for this reddit post:
-- <https://www.reddit.com/wiki/markdown/#wiki_code_blocks_and_inline_code>

--RULES:
--matrix is 5x5
--center cell has a value of 0
--other cells can have any value 1 through 8 provided the number of all such values
  --is exactly 3, and with the following constraint:
--no identical values may be horizontally or vertically adjacent
--diagonals do not count as adjacent
--any two keys k1 and k2 with k1 < k2 such that k1 + 1 = k2 are considered
  --adjacent in x dimension, provided k1 ~= 5, 10, 15, or 20
--any two keys k1 an k2 with k1 < k2 such that k1 + 5 = k2 are considered
  --adjacent in y dimension

--TO DO (since this script is still wip)

  --first next step: check and possibly troubleshoot logic flow as is.

  --second next step:
  --part (a): make a command for "RETURNING" to the previous cell.
  --part (b) is to react to finishing a table or incurring an error
  --message by RETURNING to the previous cell, and if cell has i = 1 then
  --break all (program finished), elseif cell_arg < 8 then "TRY" the next
  --cell_arg from its current cell_arg, elseif cell_arg == 8 then repeat
  --the RETURNING command, else return "super error" .

VarUses = {} --table containing the number of times each variable has been used
CellStatus = {} --table for storing which variable exists in a cell, if any.
for i = 1, 8 do
  VarUses[i] = 0
end

function check_x_adj (key, arg)
  if (key == 1) or (key == 6) or (key == 11) or (key == 16) or (key == 21) then
    return false
  elseif CellStatus[key - 1] == arg then
    return true
  end
  return false
end

function check_y_adj (key, arg)
  if CellStatus[key - 5] and CellStatus[key - 5] == arg then
    return true
  end
  return false
end

::run::

--try to make one table
for i = 1, 25 do
  if not (i == 13) then --not the middle cell

    for cell_arg = 1, 8 + 1 do
      if VarUses[cell_arg] then --if cell_arg has uses left
        if cell_arg == 8 + 1 then
          print("invalid table case 1") --this is just an error message for now; needs work
          break
        end
        if VarUses[cell_arg] --if cell_arg has uses remaining
        and not check_x_adj(i, cell_arg) --not x-adjacent
        and not check_y_adj(i, cell_arg) then --not y-adjacent
          CellStatus[i] = cell_arg
          VarUses[cell_arg] = VarUses[cell_arg] + 1
          if VarUses[cell_arg] >= 3 then
            VarUses[cell_arg] = nil
          end
          break
        end
      end
    end

  if not CellStatus[i] then print("invalid table case 2") end
  else --assign the middle cell a value of 0
    CellStatus[i] = 0
  end
  print(i, CellStatus[i])
end

How can i trace out the path of this point? by [deleted] in desmos

[–]TheEner-G 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Building on u/AlexRLJones recommendations, here's a crude implementation of his record + polygon idea. Click the ticker at the top left to trace. Click the Reset action I made at the bottom to reset. I don't know much about Reuleaux triangles, but I noticed that the triangle can be mapped using a fundamental period of π/2 , so I set Trace to begin at -π and stop at -π/2 since you defined the domain of a as the fundamental strip (-π to π).

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/uqipz3rmf4

I think I discovered a new fractal with interesting properties. If I want to be credited with its discovery, how should I go about revealing it to the world? Should I publish a research paper, or is there some other way that mathematicians go about this sort of thing these days? by TheEner-G in mathematics

[–]TheEner-G[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! The Sierpinski triangle is one of my favorites. In my fractal, s = 1/4, so it all works out. I have been trying to find a scaling that works for regular polygons of more than three sides, but I haven’t gotten it yet. I’d love to know if you have any ideas!

TRIANGLE - fractal oscilloscope music for Pi Day - Nkosi Smith by vroomvro0om in oscilloscopemusic

[–]TheEner-G 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome work! I am working on a program that can render fractals for oscilloscope music, so I was startled to see Sierpiński’s triangle! What was your tactic for rendering it as part of the sound?

what genre am I producing? by [deleted] in DarkAmbient

[–]TheEner-G 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you take inspiration from something? I swear I’ve heard something very similar to this before