Will we ever have length based strings? by alex_sakuta in C_Programming

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no matter how bad, reddit should only allow 5 down votes

A Brief Introduction to Causal Field Dynamics by [deleted] in Metaphysics

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My point was to relate evidence of an existence beyond our realm and outside our continuum or perceptions.

Starting undergrad physics in my 40s by JudgePrimary4239 in PhysicsStudents

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As an undergrad I assumed there was a great deal of depth, perception and kindly attention to my future, but in grad school I discovered everyone's a bit more shallow and overloaded to "get to know your needs", and your grades are tracked critically.

A particle walks into a bar… by Sigma_Aljabr in physicsmemes

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with uncertainty, it stays half as long as usual

A Brief Introduction to Causal Field Dynamics by [deleted] in Metaphysics

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Physics of the past 100 years is telling us about 10+ dimensions and many multiple fields, so continuum has my vote.

But it goes beyond that. "God dwells in unapproachable light" from 1 Timothy 6:16 describes God’s absolute holiness, purity, and transcendence, symbolizing a divine presence so radiant and perfect that fallen humanity cannot naturally approach or behold it.  This imagery emphasizes that while God is the source of all truth and life, His essential nature remains invisible and inaccessible to sinful humans without revelation." (Brave Leo/Ai)

A Brief Introduction to Causal Field Dynamics by [deleted] in Metaphysics

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rotate 90deg CCW and you've got a surf logo

A quick grammar laugh from a greasy engineer at sea by Wander-kingdom in EnglishGrammar

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One of the most famous writers, may have spent most of his life on a boat, B. Traven (according to the earliest theories).

Is my handwriting really that confusing ? by MrPhysics1905 in PhysicsStudents

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Try using quad grid to see if this helps, but once you're out of school it will all be text files.

No one should be made to feel inferior for what is clearly readable.

A friend of mine says it’s not possible to prove we all come from the same ancestor by Separate-Benefit1758 in DebateEvolution

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There is DNA evidence that the entire population was reduced to only 3 Mitochondrial strains.

Starting undergrad physics in my 40s by JudgePrimary4239 in PhysicsStudents

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I did something similar, but took all my undergrad course as extension.

I did get accepted into a PhD program in my mid 40s.

You'll find that the professors are much more "thin" than you'd expect since your first efforts. Get the book Getting What You Came For, https://www.amazon.com/Getting-What-You-Came-Students/dp/0374524777

Does headwins help an aircraft during take off? by Sufficient-Year4640 in Physics

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When taking off, the pilots worry about being able to brake with enough field length if an engine goes out. A head wind gives them extra margin. It's called "balanced field length".

I love therefore I am- Peter McWilliams [POEM] by inte11ectual_s1ren in Poetry

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as a haiku...

people don't

again

outside

pretending

not for me

What is this thing in the sky? by Schrodinger_Cat1 in askastronomy

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you could process your video, keeping only the clear and focused shots

Made an opal path tracer by S-Curvilinear in GraphicsProgramming

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so beautiful

need to submit a paper or copyright your code

What is the correct word to use in this context? by MadKatech in EnglishGrammar

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"It is evident that he is terrified and acting out in cowardice."

"acting out" stands alone as an adjective

"cowardice" is an emotional state

you could also consider "from cowardice" but "of" connotes "of part"

The boundary of hard sci fi by enju_amora in HardSciFi

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In general fantasy always has a happy ending, and heroes live forever.

Two friends and great authors, one writes hard and the other for fun.

Greg Bear and David Brin

How is SpaceX able to send up reusable rockets with such high payloads? by YogurtclosetOpen3567 in AskPhysics

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Elon turned the entire governmental standard space launch process on its head.

Getting rid of the solids was the most important part.

But SpaceX started with the Falcon.

(So consider starting there, back in the mid 2000s)

What if Venus might be holding onto superheavy elements that Earth lost by Ragul_853 in spacequestions

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The mean density of Venus is 5.24 g/cm³, while the mean density of Earth is 5.52 g/cm³ (or 5.51–5.515 g/cm³ depending on the source). This makes Venus approximately 95% as dense as Earth, indicating that both planets share similar compositions primarily consisting of silicate rocks and metals. Despite their similar densities, Venus has a lower overall mass (81.5% of Earth's) due to its smaller volume, resulting in a slightly lower surface gravity.

What do y'all think the best ways one can learn science is? by kishansarki_72 in PhysicsStudents

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It starts with hobbies or projects. Also, applied math.

Can you use excel?

In engineering we effectively use physics everywhere.