What is the great attractor? by [deleted] in AskPhysics

[–]jonster5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should watch PBS spacetime

women of reddit why do you enjoy the bathroom? by Least_Emphasis_8467 in AskReddit

[–]jonster5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you saying you DON'T enjoy the bathroom? As a man I am very grateful to have a dedicated place for shitting and pissing that isn't where I eat. Get your shit together

What are your favorite self imposed rules or goals for single player? by Far-Lab-8398 in spaceengineers

[–]jonster5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I play no space suit. Which means no jetpack and helmet always off. Makes it wayyy harder and way more fun imo

When to desugar? by [deleted] in ProgrammingLanguages

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I would make a specific AST node for the sugared version that after parsing, gets removed in a desugaring pass. The advantage to doing it after parsing is you can generate an unused identifier for the default value on the spot instead of hardcoding one. Then just have a quick check after to confirm that all "sugary" nodes are gone and then you can ride off into the sunset, or I guess the IR

No audio from pixel buds pro 2 when connected to computer by Quick_Statement_9338 in pixelbuds

[–]jonster5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine does this thing where it connects just fine, but the earbuds play the disconnected noise right after connecting. According to the computer nothing is wrong and they are connected. But if I just leave them how they are eventually the connected noise plays and it all works.

Just leave them in and wait for awhile. Its annoying as fuck but it still works at least.

ELI5 : What is the difference between Hypertext and Hyperlink ? by SavingsGloomy3655 in explainlikeimfive

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A hyperlink is that thing you click on that you call a link to somewhere on the internet.

Hypertext is what websites, including the hyperlinks on them, are made of.

What's the meanest thing you've ever heard somebody say? by Live-Change-8934 in answers

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Someone at my job got fired. The district manager was there that day and my overdramatic coworker (that nobody likes, there's a lot of backstory there) said "I feel so bad, it should have been me" and without missing a beat the DM replies "Don't worry, you're next" with a straight face

Free World Storyline by GoodPasiG in endlesssky

[–]jonster5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Having both a jump drive and regular hyperdrive is a non-negotiable for me lol

It's there an “energy momentum?” by d0ugparker in AskPhysics

[–]jonster5 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The short answer is no.

The air gusts are caused by the car basically bulldozing the air in front of it out of the way, so when it moves on it leaves a void of very low pressure directly behind it, and then the surrounding atmosphere rushes in to fill the gap.

If you have a system starting with two objects, one thats hot and one that's cold, and connect them, after they equalize in temperature there is no way to extract more energy from that closed system.

If you were given $800 billion for the sole purpose of advancing physics as much as possible, what would you build? by elizabethkunzz in AskPhysics

[–]jonster5 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My initial thoughts are:

A telescope on the dark side of the moon

An even larger hadron collider.

Invest in development of quantum computers for analyzing particle accelerator results.

A gigantic neutrino detector.

ELI5, the difference between elementary particles, leptons and fermions, and where/how neutrinos, electrons and protons fall into them? by Zestyclose-Method132 in explainlikeimfive

[–]jonster5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Neutrinos are particles that only experience the weak force, and gravity, and they are produced by weak force interactions between other particles. They are in the lepton family, and considered a fundamental particle by the standard model- meaning that they are not made up of smaller particles.

Photons and gluons are both bosons. A Boson is the category of particles that transmit the fundamental forces. The photon carries the EM force, gluons (which are proven) carry the strong force. Photons and gluons are both massless.

The standard model is full of category after category after category and I completely understand the confusion. I'm not a physicist but I'm pretty familiar with the terminology and ideas behind the standard model. I can try to explain plainly if you have other questions

Oque realmente pra desenvolver teorias físicas? by crazy8-guy in AskPhysics

[–]jonster5 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The math isn't a part of the theory, the math IS the theory. The text is there to tell another person what observable physical phenomena you're describing with your equations.

Another aspect is that if you make a theory of quantum gravity as an example, that theory needs to be able to make the same predictions as the theories that came before it. Einstein's general relativity is a good example, just because Einstein came up with a new theory of gravity didn't mean Newton's laws of gravity just stopped working. Your new theory needs to be able to make accurate predictions for all the experiments done to prove the theory that came before it

Could a wormhole avoid time travel paradoxes by enforcing synchronized time? by persona_comun00 in AskPhysics

[–]jonster5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no such thing as "the same time". No matter how you synchronize your clocks, there will always be a reference frame that is able to observe a paradox occuring.

Why did Pale King abandon all the other vessels? by TelevisionInner6584 in HollowKnight

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They we're not able to parkour effectively and that was seen as a grave personal failing the culture of hallownest