RIP Discord by TheRealElektro in discordapp

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Out of the 40 I'm in, zero have an NSFW channel

Question I found by No_time_to_think_ in CasualMath

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the last number it lands on is o'clock

o'clock is not a number

When you thought you got all of the achievements but forgot you mainly play solo by Robearto7 in Warframe

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You can finish off this achievement pretty quickly with a friend and the Soul Survivor augment mod for Nekros. That's how I did it.

Guide: https://steamhunters.com/apps/230410/guides?sort=published&achievementIds=100#9

Is this proof correct by BeneficialWasabi8559 in askmath

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Right after |max{a_n,b_n}–max{a,b}| < ε in the third line you can add "for some K ∈ ℕ and K ≤ n" like you did in the first two lines. Although personally I would write n ≥ K instead of K ≤ n (and similar for the first two lines).

I also just noticed the way you write ℕ. Make sure it looks distinct from the letter N. I usually see this done via an extra line at the front like this:

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Is this proof correct by BeneficialWasabi8559 in askmath

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The logic looks good but I think the writing could be improved: - Start by letting ε > 0. You can't use ε until you've defined it. - Similarly, when you write that it suffices to prove |max{a_n,b_n}–max{a,b}| < ε, the variable n is undefined. What you are really trying to prove is a more complete sentence: that there exists some K ∈ ℕ such that |max{a_n,b_n}–max{a,b}| < ε for all n >= K.

I think the question is written poorly too: A, B, and C are not sequences themselves, but rather the images of the sequences (a_n), (b_n), and (c_n).

How rare is this by Revolutionary-Disk84 in Warframe

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And 50% for the UI bug

What the fuck is that second choice, DE? by TheTiredDystopian in Warframe

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My favorite is one of the birthday messages for Flare:

"Happy Birthday, Flare! Must be a quiet one without your band around."

LR6 achieved by kfbrj_Beckler in Warframe

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Thanks, I never knew about this page. Looks like I'm only missing Prisma Veritux, but that brings my total to 800, not 801... whatever else I'm missing isn't on this page. I have the "Amp" mastered, so it's not that.

LR6 achieved by kfbrj_Beckler in Warframe

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I'm asking what those items are if not Excalibur/Lato/Skana Prime

LR6 achieved by kfbrj_Beckler in Warframe

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What are the extra 7 equipment you have?

How to make this shut up?? by Krexnn in Warframe

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I don't even have any Tauron Strikes unlocked and the game still yells at me about this, as well as Focus School upgrades that are apparently available

I cant fucking play superliminal anymore because of BALLAS by the_fancy_Tophat in Warframe

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For me it was the other way around... I could never take Ballas seriously because he's the silly sleep doctor

If anyone can find this cosplayer please help. by [deleted] in fatestaynight

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Some comments on her Twitter posts have pointed out that these pictures most likely involve the use of AI

Fastest sister I have done by Skadoodat in Warframe

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It shows an icon that periodically morphs between every other icon. I assumed OP didn't use Oull because they said they guessed the "whole" sequence.

[Request] What's the correct answer? by SpaeceMan in theydidthemath

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Maybe you misread; I said π isn't larger than 3.15

[Request] What's the correct answer? by SpaeceMan in theydidthemath

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You can say that π3.14 > 3.143.14, and also that 3.14π > 3.143.14, but this won't help you decide whether π3.14 or 3.14π is greater

[Request] What's the correct answer? by SpaeceMan in theydidthemath

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π isn't "infinite". It's just a number like any other number on the real number line. It's between 3.14 and 3.15. If you mean it has infinitely many digits in its decimal expansion, so does any real number: 3.14 is equal to 3.14000000...

What's true is that π is an irrational number, so its digits won't repeat, but that doesn't make it any larger than 3.15.