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The musical based quirky mockumentary, “True Stories” with David Byrne (1986) comes to my mind, but any other good ones in particular that come to mind/ that you can think up of? Thanks!
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Saw another post where somewhere from the company stated it's delayed til early April. So fingers crossed it'll be available within next couple weeks
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Fuk ASUS
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the last good one i watched was reptile on netflix and Fresh starring sebastian stan. it seems like they have stopped making any good ones recently. language doesnt really matter.
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neighbourhood. i just love using neighbourhoods.
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Basically movies in which theres a central theme or a mystery to the plot which is conveyed to the audience through a narration or a conversational dialogue between the characters.
you will never find me 2023 was similar
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The fractional derivative and how it fits into Sobolev spaces is so neat, I almost couldn't believe it was true. There's something so satisfying that taking the derivative of a non- differentiable function puts you in a negative Sobolev space.
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hey all
i saw an ad on instagram for compensation for cancer history . i thought about it, figured what the hell and gave them a call. so i just disclosed my birthday , address, and medical history to an agency who claims they screen people for eligibility to see if they qualify for a potential lawsuit to get compensation for being diagnosed with testicular cancer.
the agency was elite intake solutions LLC who works with triten law based out of washington dc.
i was about to sign a retainer, but then i just saw another ad on instagram for the same exact thing but thru a different company
am i cooked ?
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Agree; the whole concept of measure-theoretic probability is incredible.
I would pay to see Kolmogorov's face when he connected the dots and understood that probability could be seen as a (very special) case of measure function
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Can you give some intuition for why positive definitness is relevant here? I know that you can characterize the hessian through a symmetric bilinear form, and that positive definitiv matrices are exactly those that induce inner products, so I can kind of see a connection, but its not quite intuitive yet. Is there some other way to (intuitively) justify these analogies before you even prove the result I mentioned in my post?
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Thurston's Theorem on the classification of Mapping Class Groups
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I’m looking for disaster films. Anything with massive destruction, epic survival stories, or global catastrophes is what I’m looking for.
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Right now, I’d say it’s the fact that the topological notion of connectedness is basically a principle of induction that can be applied in continuous settings.
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Compactness
Honorable mention - sequential compactness for metric spaces
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Where did you find the VMD settings toggle?
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The epsilon-delta definition of continuity is one of the first ‘non-obvious’ definitions one encounters in mathematical education. It elegantly captures the essence of the intuitive concept of “single unbroken curve”, facilitates all sorts of formal proofs, naturally generalizes to more abstract spaces, and just gives an early taste of what ‘higher mathematics’ is all about.
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Your question seems to reflect there is a conflation in your mind between a problem being undecidable, and a statement being independent of a given theory. This ideas are closely related but are not the same thing. In particular, whether a sentence is provable depends on what theory you are talking about, but whether a problem is decidable is just a feature of the problem, not of a theory.
For example, Peano arithmetic cannot prove that all [Goodstein sequences](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodstein%27s_theorem) eventually terminate, but the problem “given n, does the Goodstein sequence beginning with n terminate” *is* decidable (always answer yes is a correct decision procedure) and indeed for any particular n Peano arithmetic *can* prove the sequence starting with n terminates, it just can’t produce a general proof that it always terminates.
That is, PA can prove the sentences:
“The sequence beginning 1 terminates”
“The sequence beginning 2 terminates”
“The sequence beginning 3 terminates”
…
And so on for any other natural number, but it cannot prove:
“For all n, the sequence beginning n terminates”
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Presheaves and grothendieck topologies; sheaves are the wrong starting point imo
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Finally watched Hereditary, it kickstarted my desire for really good, quality horror. No really big jump scares, just quality filmmaking and masterful detail. Haven’t seen Midsommar or Aster’s other movie, but now that I know he is an actually talented director, I want to see other well done horror movies, particularly more recent ones (2015-2025). Not the jumpscare schlock but real, quality horror. I also have seen some of Jordan Peele’s work and I feel, while hammy and rather blatant at times, it’s well done. I’m trying to find longlegs (and to a lesser extent The Monkey) but my streaming selection is limited. Any further recommendations would be vastly appreciated!
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same happen here
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I really love the proof that Goldstein sequences converge
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They don't.
They just loop you in another endless back and forth and time sink.
(Stating that they're "110% is in the right!".)
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Epsilon delta definition , it makes perfect sense it’s scratch my brain in soothing way
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I'm in Florida and received a local call from a number in Deerfield Beach. I didn't answer, but they left a voicemail threatening me with legal action due to a 'complaint' filed against me in my county. They said nothing about debt collection, which what it was when I called in with the file number they gave me. This supposed law firm is Adler & Associates. The debt they're trying to collect is waaaaaaaaay beyond the statutory limit which is five years here in Florida, so I knew something had to be not right about this.
I wanted to send them a cease and desist letter, so I called them back the next day to ask for their mailing address, and it was to an address in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. I googled the address, and the street view showed it was in a shopping center right off of the highway there. I then pinpointed the address further, and it was to a UPS Store location, so they're using mailbox there as a 'Suite' number. I also asked them for a website address, and she told me that they don't have a website since it's a small private firm that is strictly for collecting debts. Does that make any sense???
Has anyone else had any experience with calls from this supposed law firm, Adler & Associates?
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At my university, functional analysis is generally regarded as the second toughest class in the master's program. It is certainly interesting, but I think you should take it during your master's degree if it really piques your interest. As for measure theory, I got some measure theory in my topology classes in undergrad. There is also a class on measure theory in the master's degree, but I never needed a deep understanding of it for other classes, but that depends on where you see your graduate classes going.
Algebra is very important. You don't need to study too much of it if you don't care for it, but at the very least you should take Algebra I so you can comfortably work with groups and rings.
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Hello,
I want to watch psychological thrillers that are not American (or even North American). Would appreciate recommendations, thanks!
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2025-03-26
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I'm looking for surreal, weird, uncanny, or outlandish horror movies. Here's what I've enjoyed recently:
Mad God
(Shocking and intense, I don't love gore just for gore's sake but this was stop-motion and really cool)
The Outwaters
(would've loved this one more if it were 70% more visible)
Skinamarink
(not everyone's favorite but I loved the constant liminal feel to it)
I especially love found footage, unsettling vibes, supernatural elements, and cool special effects. I don't mind slow-paced, abstract, or experimental if it's unique or will standout in my memory for a while. Thanks!
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It's not beautiful to me but it certainly is to many people in probability: the definition of a large deviation principle. It is a very sophisticated way of expressing the probability of rare events. The professor who introduced it to me insisted that it is the kind of definition that took decades to take form.
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Im looking at the Ibanez S (six seventy) vs the Schecter C (one). How do they compare? Would you lean towards one or the other? Sorry, had to work the AI filter.
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How the sufficient criterion for extrema works is by checking the second order approximation to the function at the critical point. Second order approximation means in one dimension a quadratic polynomial. A quadratic polynomial ax^2 +bx+c has in one dimension a maximum or minimum if the quadratic coefficient a is negative or positive respectively. If that is true one can show that the function itself has an extremum of the same type at this point.
Analogously in higher dimensions, the quadratic approximation is x^T A x/2 + b^T x + c with A the Hessian. This polynomial has a maximum or minimum if and only if A is negative definite or positive definite respectively.
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The course I'm thinking of on both measure theory and functional analysis so I don't think it's going to be too hard. There's a continuation course in functional analysis which is probably more difficult. Also I'm not interested in pure math so I'm not thinking of taking topology and other theoretical classes. The only pure math I enjoy is analysis.
Do groups/rings ever come up in courses on numerical analysis or stats/probability? I'm planning on focusing on one of the two. I'm even thinking of taking an abstract algebra course over the summer and not include it in my degree so it doesn't affect my grade. It's just so confusing lol.
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Mathematical Logic. I won't try to explain this, because I'd write a whole book.
2ndly, a probability topics course about the shape of large random structures. It has given me the following philosophy: I don't understand something unless I know what a \`\`random" such thing looks like.
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Imagine a smooth surface sitting in 3D space, for example the graph of some function of x and y. The hessian associates a symmetric bilinear form to each point on the surface, which contains information about the curvature at that point. In other words, at each point there is a map waiting for two vectors. Note that said vectors live in the tangent plane to the surface at that point.
Now suppose you feed it the same vector twice. If it spits out a positive number for any choice of nonzero vector, you have a positive definite bilinear form, which can be represented as a symmetric positive definite matrix once a basis for the tangent plane has been chosen. Just like how a positive second derivative tells you that a curve “curves upward” in the 1D case, a positive definite Hessian indicates that a surface “curves upward”, i.e. you’re at a local minimum.
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Title: "Qash" (2022) – Award-Winning Thriller About a Forgotten Tragedy"
If you’re into psychological thrillers with historical depth, Qash (2022) is a must-watch. This film delves into the devastating famine in the USSR from a Kazakh perspective, blending history with a profound philosophical message.
Language: The movie is entirely in Kazakh, kept for authenticity and atmosphere.
Subtitles: Official subtitles are available in multiple languages.
Genre: Thriller / Historical Drama
Awards: Qas won 1st place at the 2022 World Film Festival.
Why Watch? A gripping and thought-provoking take on a tragic yet lesser-known part of history.
🎥 Watch the trailer on youtube: "qash" 2022 by Qara film
Let me know your thoughts!
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I was down tuning to C# standard and this just happened
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Getting tired of scam calls from people and robots. My block settings on my Huawei p30 pro isn't enough. Is there any app that won't let calls through unless they press a number or say who's calling? I don't mind if it's a paid app/service
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r/Scams
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxSEFRbndqWFcxQmR3N2dSbjZjZ05mZHNnLWVuYW0wQS0wNkoxRWNTeUxVMHV3bEY5dFZzQ0ltN3pUWDJVWU53MC1KdXVUSGR2M2FJZlpkN3JmZlNyWmc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxYlFnME03RXVfOVNsR2JwbmVyTlBIcEpqWXBqSF9MSi1MVEVCX0JlUTRUb2tsa0FnSjE2QjFXVXJaaU9wZU1SUF9YS014RE5DRk5kbW5zTW1NcG1MU00zamxRaUlOandlQVpJazVHTS1YTldGem5LTzM2Y1dNMWhVQThsTFJidE40UVhXcTlwU2p3MHZWVURweHh2YmJ4Y1ltbFdOcmctS0IzM0MyZmpOVlFnSTB5TGV1MHNsZWxLVjZTVGRNYnBWMW90Vld3Tzh1anJ1NU9PbnFhRXNfZz09
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I’m a fairly new player ~eight months and looking to get my first “real” guitar. I have a sawtooth ES I got at a book store and ready to upgrade to something better. Budget is eight hundred to fifteen hundred and interested in Latin/Blues/Rock. Not sure if I should go with something more versatile or something that gets me closer to the interested sounds/tone.
Thoughts? Recs?
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r/Guitar
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxMm41SGhiMkU1MkJlWThwdFkwX2psdUJnbnlrc3FLbktQdWQyaFVVaXBGT3JocXM4Y3h0dHh1YThZSERRWGZWNHNNb2lBeUxLZHpGYzZOMU80WkRMSHpKbk9Qc1RxZGU5ZE9qS01KV0tMTkE9
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxcFhKcVFXbXlpNlozZVZ3NEhEdG4yYVdmSUZVT1htUFMwdXlVYTFORUVaeXFuU1E1aVVnbnMwWmF0TW03ZjFnaWE3QlU4NTZxRFJydl9ad1dYOGNvYklaQTVyRVJLX3J0TnV5aGozZlBON1Nqa3EybTdoSi1RTlQxT3NRQndUNEszdGtQUExUc0ZadG96cXI4MENWa3Nuc3laY3ViWThMMUJ1YWRjaHh2VklDQzFrZEpLcGNyMUUzbkxhTTdGTlpG
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Hey everyone,
I am making a cross country move and hired a moving company(broker) to transport my stuff. The initial quote was $2500 after the sales person had me lock in the deposit to get all the lowest price. A week before my move the company called to go over the items I’m bringing and the cubic ft doubled because the first sales rep had me down for the smallest boxes and smallest furniture items. Felt like it was a bait and switch but at this point I’m a week from my move so I just made the 2nd payment. The new quote is double what I was originally quoted.
I got a call today from two different moving companies to schedule my pick up tomorrow so I thought it was strange and messaged the sales rep that I got the 2nd quote from. He confirmed one of the companies name but even his texts were vague to avoid anything in writing. Anyways, I google the company and they have the worst reviews about the movers damaging items, holding items for ransom, saying they picked up more items than quoted, etc.
My question to you all… what can I do to make sure I don’t get scammed by them? I’ve paid through the broker so I should have to settle any money with whichever company they brokered the deal out to right? IF they hold my items hostage cause they want me to pay more money, do I have valid reason to call the police then and there?
I’m just trying to get ahead of at potential scam/ problems.
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r/Scams
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxbDUxSF9CZGlhY3JaRW16VVZXU3YtQ3c5cHF6cVc4eG1TakNmZUdIaWo4R0lUZ2lBRzFKQXZpeE1FSi02YkE1UXk5ZkZhUzFJSkVFRG1DYXlmLWtzcmc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxdlktY3VUV0hnRS1vRHZMdXdmZ1UtSzJVQnBzUmZWM25GZm5Kelg3T1VpQjlLZFBCdnFfaEstbWVFNjEtLWRmZVBWRS1LdU9pM2p4VVlSak9WNDBJVkJ4RUZ5SldnMkdTSUlBbFpycG8wMEw0bVpOeW9GcGRzMjRvbmJ0XzdDcUZOVm5FSTBYRnlCZWJaSDVhUnJLc1JsNmpOa1hsTi1jeHVSRWVSR29MVVcwPQ==
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The definition of independent events, of expected value, of compactness, and of outer measure.
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxaXY1dGJQMnRISXZMS1o0Q1NZTUE0bXd2ZnF3YklPcjZodnY3eEh5ZHRiRlJiWVRCZmw3LXFTd2szZnoyaklnRVRpR0MwRUllZnowWmJFUEZETUFLVUE9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxRWtTbVcxQTFERm9iUTcxNEdmZW9qcFh2YlJSdEJiWVFjdGhucVY4OHhVUE5SQUN2VmUwU2ZNcW9FTHFST0lmVW5hRTgxWmpMaVI0VjI4Zzd0LWNZbV80NjM2M3dkZGRuMnBwWThzTV8zT1V0eExSc2VsU3AtUXlQZWl2STJlWjUtOUROTlV1LVl2QllicTdNYjl4N0tXa1NNUU5QdXpIYlVBdURtN3dvZTlsMHU1ZUMyMW5pSnFEUG8tTS1XSC1PSDVRRHhPVy02LUJhWS1pZjUzWW9mdz09
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I have not been actually scammed, but I might have been if circumstances were different, so I thought I'd share the story.
FWIW, I am a 45 year IT veteran who doesn't believe for a second that he's too smart to be scammed. Many, MANY years ago I acquired an email address which I actually paid for (it was/is a relatively small yearly fee... don't judge LOL).
It was before GMail and I didn't want to use one of the free ones (can't remember why) AND the address I got was fairly "cool" and easy to remember. Think "[email protected]", or the like.
Anyway, time went on and I decided to stop paying for email (like, who does that anymore, amirite?) In preparation for that, I got a GMail account. I figured I'd use it for maybe a year and then cut off the original. I somehow never got around to that last part.
When I setup GMail (and here's the key part) I set the original email service to auto-forward everything to that GMail account. I then proceeded to mostly forget about the original address, signing in to it maybe once a year for some one-off reason.
Last week I tried to do that and... my password didn't work. (ruh-roh). And the "recover password" page offered to send me a reset text to a phone number that was not mine (double ruh-roh).
I managed to contact the provider and after trying to remember what my physical address was 20+ years ago (when I set up the account), I finally got it reset.
Whoever had hacked the account left the forwarding on, so I never noticed anything amiss. I can only guess that they were monitoring the incoming emails -- I never sent **from** there -- for PII or other valuable info. From what I can tell, they did this about 2 years ago. YIKES!!
The moral of the story: If you have a forward-only email account, check it often. And, ya know, turn on MFA (which wasn't even a thing when I originally set up the account).
I now welcome any comments, questions, anecdotes, criticisms, and Nelson-Muntz-style HA-HAs.
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r/Scams
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxQXhET2hGMHhtNE44SFpmVDBEV2ZySHRWQXhFcHBLeGd1TzFvMVBUMm5TT0JFVXpwcXY0bXNGRkoxbXFyNmpDZ004ZFVDamhyekJXQ2hLdmhLbVk0V3ZBYnZGTm50blZCVzF2RGN0X1JsM0JMUm8wLW1mLTdNUk0xQjltaXRuSnVzMzdLTmFRT0plaEptTGoyeVdnWnJEc3ZEZThPTTlGU2hVZ1c3VkgzNmctSmVPSjlHU0tjc21FUXVsaHNSbGFZ
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I'm not sure if this is a scam, so here is how it goes.
Received a random message asking me if I need a job, sounds like a scam but I got time to kill so replied yes.
Then someone reached out to me on WhatsApp. Says they have some kind of platform to do fake hotel reviews and you get paid for doing that. Just played along, eventually got an invite code and a link.
Signed up, required no personal information, so I put a random name and a random password. Then were asked to do 33 clicks on the platform to "boost" the listings. It is obviously fake.
After that's done, were asked to link a USDC wallet address. So generated a random one and linked it on the platform. After a few more messages got $25 payout actually in the wallet.
I mean wtf. I'm sure it is a scam so I didn't proceed further. But anyone knows what's the actual scam? Sounds really expensive to run.
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r/Scams
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2025-03-26
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The definition of an ideal is pretty neat. The idea that every ideal is the kernel of some homomorphism, its all so pretty.
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r/math
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2025-03-26
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You won't encounter much algebra if you're considering statistics and numerical methods. There will be some group theory in numerical methods but it will most likely be more in the scope of linear algebra.
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2025-03-26
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I like Algebra, Ch. 0 by Paolo Aluffi, and Introduction to Smooth Manifolds by John Lee.
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2025-03-26
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I'm experiencing this right now and from what I've read on here it's happening a lot after 3 or so years, it's a hardware issue, a lot of people suggest replacing the screen but it will just happen again, if you want you can change the refresh rate to 60hz to stop it for a while but it will stop working at 60hz eventually, I'm really sad about it since I haven't damaged this laptop at all but I won't be buying from ASUS again.
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r/asus
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r/ASUS
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxZHFCNmdmSF9tNHZSM3VMY0t4UlNNaXRhWWs3akxuZ0ZTT1loWkFxRWtzNVJSdGVzU1RvWWxfeTVEV1RXQm9HbkVKWEt0TGh1Y2VhYTkyU2kxTFlJM1E9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxaGVZOVB2N1lQRy1IQXpERnVrbEd3c0xNdU8xeEU0M2ZHeVEydGQxTDlJMVZIcExkM196OFFwVUk2MnpKWExMUDQ1aEw4ZzdIVFFWTHJXLUxpaFR2d3didjZtbGZ5XzdPWlBNNUpkOTZLdkk3S1pseWZfZlhHVjJUQUk3aFMyakJPQTBqby1MRFlHOVo1bHRLc0RoNXRWRHY0Vndsc2trQjN0VEZ1elNpelIyMFBIWGVqdXN0SmNLaFhrbHBWdXhnT2dMcjRPVVhmYXFQVEpCOW9JSkdMZz09
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r/ASUS
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxRE1LaF9Kc25JYXNaZEhzaTluVk12M2hNbFpkUzBXb0h4U0dFUXRoMTA1WVhma2tGUDJCOFFJSGI1bnNwRFk4a3hSYzlyUmlmZGVvWThWWU4xVjZaM3c9PQ==
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usually local colleges have options to take classes as a non matriculating student
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxNjNpTFNKQUVCdURfYkk2NEY3b0tBMTllSGQzbFVpSUlraThGVnItVFppejJPUWcwZUhNcjdEbTczSVd1ckVXdUwtTXhOa09MbUp6VUFFU2VGeEdGcGc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxMWxCSkxEVFc3eXJYYjU2TkFDY0lxcWM4Y0hoZmwxaXpFenlYZE9ERHY1cVNrTzVJT3RhTWpwQnljS01jaUZLZHNhZ1ZERnRVdVpOT2gwaS1jRkozdzRYblpnWlQ5NnlpenVOVEYxTnNJV1dPUjczWUpCZHlBNFBINU8wQ2xxd2h5RE1JN21jT0RNR1M0OG9la1JpcjA4Y2ZOTi10SmNhazFTck0tN01LMkZTTThuZkhoNDFQM1JQaFRWMnRtMmhYSWJCTk1scC1pbUR0S0tFNGpuOTIyQT09
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Take our money!!
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r/ASUS
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxMHhybTQ0N2hkaWVVZGNVdkgyMmFPWUFzVXQ4c0VaTnMtQWUxakZOMTUtRVZRLVhBUkhPMTgyc0Z4VXBzMndFSkJjTExzZ1BGSUFiT1ZILWpsSnNuZ2VJaFoxcTVzQXNkQ2NKSGMtT0RTY2c9
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The Yoneda functor (or just presheaves).
For someone first introduced to category theory, it does not seem immediately useful, but it quickly justifies itself (via some basic lemmas and applications) as a fundamentally important construction/definition across many more familiar areas in math.
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxVTgtQjNScURmYm45NFc3YU1zOUVZeUtRWlFRelFQV3c3NlQtaUlwOExJV2EzXzhyY0JEMVBGS2wzVHlyQTdEc1hlUlBQVUE0TlB1Z2JBOV84OGJVcHc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxSlk0TmN5ZjNibktoUnZzNFRqblRWUi02Qk5PdzhmajJRQ25ob1JNNHhLcTlRLXduODcwelRONW0yZ25UcWFabFhlQXdsTjlleXpxN1Z1VGZ1Nl9vVnBnUkNuQ05uWXhJTWFTbGlEblVUOHd3TnQ2OHBqREdFWDlBWExRUlhlZlA3UXV3QlpibVNSaWwwUEdYM1JweWs1Wm9XTzV0TkVwOFU2YV9VRTNCWFUyMmtJdjB6WFF4bWNIWHdoYml0VmZTbDRkUUdCamZDTUx4ZHg2bjl5Q0FqZz09
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2025-03-26
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxT094cjZoQmtGWHNWWnJnN1lBUTdaYm5Od0NSemcwa1AzNHpMNGM1cXZET1RmdFNkbFJPa01SOGVDQU9ZbmtGbENoSHItSHZVdkllNU5iSWEwVFRjWkE9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxZV8zYU1pRkd6WC1OSklBVzVfRGhxXzFTa0VURUhNXzZBenVZY05zdHN1cEc5ZHBzMzZhTkw5WHl1WE5DTmlFTTFBaE1OeUZ0dDllUDJwY0xrRW11MDdCaVNqdXhhXzNIeGRHc3FOb0pXcnBQMWhXSU5yUjdxejZhYlYya0UzT0lDOFRJeHVSTUdDU2Rqcnl1cl9fS2NGQVBhVU9zYmUzbGtRRjJITGlLckYwc1I1ZC1QZThfSWJjdThvaXVBUnBTaE0zWWNaWnNZMzIxTXB4Zl82QXFaUT09
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I just really became aware that after I practice, I feel exhausted…I don’t time it, I just practice until I lose my attention span or my muscle fatigue but I end up feeling tired for most the the day post practice. Thought id just see how other people felt.
Edit: Just wanted to add this..I don’t play with or through pain. Very aware of what pain vs fatigue etc is.
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r/Guitar
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2025-03-26
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My department pays for a license annually.
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2025-03-26
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Well I think the definition of boundary of a set. I first learned it on 3blue1brown as a point belongs to the boundary of a set if every open ball of some positive radius centered at that point intersects both the set and its complement. Later I learned it on Munkres book as the intersection of the closure of a set with the closure of its complement. Pretty cool idea that perfectly describe what it means to be at the boundary.
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I want a new pickguard for my LP Junior and have been hearing rumblings about making sure I get the right material so as to not ruin the finish.
Is there any materials I need to avoid when opting for a new guard?
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Hearing the topological definition of "continuous" for the first time after spending a couple of years with the clunkier metric space definition was satisfying.
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In 1d, you can justify the claim that a critical point is a max iff f''>0 by looking at the second-degree Taylor polynomial, which is
f(a) + f'(a)(x-a) + 1/2 f''(a)(x-a)^(2)
And if f'(a)=0, f''(a)>0, then clearly this expression has a minimum of f(a) when x=a, because f''(a)(x-a)^(2) is nonnegative.
The analogous Taylor expansion in multiple dimensions is
f(a) + (x-a)^T df(a) + 1/2 (x-a)^(T)d^(2)f(a)(x-a)
where df is the gradient and d^(2)f is the Hessian. Note that we now have a dot product instead of a square, but this is the most obvious way to 'multiply' two vectors to a scalar, so hopefully that seems like a reasonable generalization. For the same argument to work, we want that Hessian term to be nonnegative regardless of x, and the condition that v^(T)Av is nonnegative for every v is exactly the definition of "A is positive definite".
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Yes.
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I have the same issue. Only glitches/flickers randomly. Sometimes not at all and sometimes a little and sometimes loads. Only on fullscreen and only with Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+
I've messed around with a few settings. Testing out using fixed refresh rate at 60hz 🤞
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I kinda get the feeling you've skipped a step to show that you can't just find a different kind of proof in each individual case. Or maybe that is supposed to be obvious, but I had to think about it for a bit.
To show that I think you'd have to argue you could construct a Turing machine that goes through all possible proofs in order (by Turing number), and checks if it proves the decidability *or* undecidability of a language L.
Since this Turing machine can be built it cannot be entire or it would show the decidability of all languages. So there must be languages for which no proof can be found either way.
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i’m a bit late but do you think it would work with the m1603?
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Thanks for your quick feedback. I am still on the fence with the Oled as I am also using the monitor for regular work and burning may become an issue. I have also considered mini led options that you recommended but cannot justify the 2000dimming zones asus one at 2800$
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Wouldn't say so if he's about to have an exam.
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My Astral 5090 runs cool and quiet with no coil whine. Tried both BIOS settings and same, coil whine is not an issue.
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A fellow Second Derivative Test enjoyer…!
Here’s a cool way to think of it.
Suppose F has a local min at a point p. This means if p changes slightly, then the value of F(p) becomes strictly larger. So, if start at p and take a small step in some direction v, we land at a new point p+tv, and the new value F(p+tv) is *larger* than F(p).
So basically this means the function g(t) = F(p+tv) is *concave up* for small values of t. And this has to hold for *every* direction vector v. Think of g(t) as the *cross section* of F in the direction of v. Here’s a summary so far:
Theorem: If all cross sections of F at p have positive curvature, then F has a local min at p.
That’s basically one of the cases of SDT! Similarly, local max means all cross sections are *concave down*.
What does saddle point mean? One cross section has to be concave up, and another has to be concave down. Let’s say F is concave up in the v direction, and concave down in the w direction.
How do we find these two vectors v and w?
Theorem: They’re the eigenvectors of the Hessian matrix. Literally a crazy theorem.
The nutty part about the SDT is that, to know we have a local min, theoretically you have to check concavity in *every* direction. But the SDT says no, you only have to check in the direction of eigenvectors! And the curvature is literally given by the eigenvalues of the Hessian matrix: positive eigenvalue means concave up, and negative eigenvalue means concave down. This is why eigenvectors are called the “principal axes.” They control the behavior of the function in *every* direction.
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>All eigenvalues being real and positive is equivalent to the matrix being symmetric positive definite
Huh? [1, 2; 0, 1] is asymmetric, not diagonalizable, but its eigenvalues are all real and positive.
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For me, it's the compactness theorem
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Compactness is one of those things undergrads have a tough time wrapping their head around since it shows up in so many different areas with seemingly arbitrary definitions but once you get what it's going for (as a sort of generalization of finiteness), it's gold. Compactness in model theory especially basically makes the subject viable to study.
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I feel like heuristically, it’s probably best for someone to not move and the other to try and find him. Then again, you don’t actually know whether you are the stay-in-place guy or not.
why is there going to be a solution anyway? No matter what path you choose, it’s always possible for the other guy to choose a path that indefinitely avoids you.
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Exactly. The reason I chose it is because it's initially rather unsuspecting, yet it carries so much power when you learn how to use it.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxT3hRX1ZPMGRHZGEyamRCaWNaa1VfUjVuSG5ZbXpRNEtPbWRCMjB6QVZpYWNzNTNtNGVETUhyWTBCVldMLXlSUlpYbzRIdlBOb1Zfbzd4T2VCY0JwTXpUZTJqdTlVU3NHQzhGQzk4djZvUUlSQXZjblZsMHdFQ2NFUEprZ296WVg1OERDMndDV285ay16cjdkQlZNYjBRNVdYZHBHaW1PQ0hpZngtYVVtUjBjX2lHc0JUdDNoR0szMkxTTGEtak1VNGlfY2tLUWhDWWQ4SW83VEhieVhpZz09
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I’ve only really had American-style tube amps before so I took the plunge into the Bri’ish tonal palette. So far it’s pretty bright but if I roll the treble all the way down the highs are far less icepicky. When the volume’s at 6 the amp starts opening up with that sweet sweet tube compression, and it has way more headroom than I would’ve expected from a 10 watt amp. The onboard reverb isn’t too bad either.
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2025-03-27
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxMVlrVUFueTE3ajZMN3ZCVV95VkF6UEYwaHpDT0Z3WmppLTVQbzd6T3kxSm9odFZONEhDeEk1NnpHSmxrOEMwLURjMDFYMUJmeVlEYjlYaEpIb1VtYXc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxTkZ3em5kQWxOcmI2SGpqQ2pQOWhXZzgtLTI2YkhvLXZwUUtSTUFDSF9kWG9UNlRKNlR2UFVsNEswLUlpVTlEaktiTHhCX3QyeU9ZbzZtdmFZY1hYUDF2cnZYWld5N3RiMjgtSTctSUZJTkhGMmhScUpVVmxUaG5kSEt0eHdCWWpxOWVXTEFKem5ZSnlVYkZfWmo4T0dzMVVlcXg4djF3bE0wY0pONWljMnNrPQ==
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Dummit and Foote
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxYmZYaGFHZmVxWmQ0TGNadm92dkk4X21NN2Nxcm55NWxyWXhleEx4VXR2Z0VOVmRuMF8xd2FLdVlMZHc5a0I0LWNzTzdEaGh6MW5BMHRWT1lLVWhSS3c9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxLWN2X1pNQ21IYWdmRDRMZVZ6dUNwSHZGbFU4dlIxN1hHQXNGZjdLZkY5WTVSaWlrUjFhalVuWS1NWG5OZjh0eHVsRlNSVlF2WmJRUU5RcTJRbnFYN3pHMktJU0dPNjFtaUE0TGZkeHlQZ2FmbnhiaDhKRlkyOWRLdVBBTG9PTmpJNUc1aUotSFZRbkpvWGRQRWFQcVlNN1BBWWRTZlBCT0Y2M09sOWVvOVE5QUUxckJhM0plX0hpMkgzdzJaejg2LXNIaFhYb2VrN0R1TUVzUnpzbDA0Zz09
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Oh, your whole post is about dummit and foote. Lol
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxRjhPaWZNVU01VHFsN3hsd09QTGQ4TVdpeUpISVpwbHprSTRsVkZ5X2QyblRfTlJzWnlEbkQ5NnBJeVNWZkxCR25sVG41SUFOZHE3eVFqRVVLV2VsYURPSnRGZFd4YnVCYjRxZDd4OEFHY052TF9ueC1hWGRBSGYxTXJJMVkweElmN25udzNaTjM1SU1PY1NhVVJ2c1RpU0RqVFB2V2hlSzVJdVVCQVFfMXNfT1AtaVJIRFBfQlJoczl1d05DbVBLZ19oTTNkWnpXQlFMLWVYZlhSRUhCUT09
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I’ve seen a few people suggest the Rio Grande Muy Grande as an alternative to the Monster Tone, and I’m curious if anyone is using the Muy Grande and if it even sounds similar to the Monster tone, and if I would be better off getting a Dimarzio Twang King to put in the neck of my Tele.
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This guy does not algebra
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2025-03-27
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Haha! It is a great book. I appreciate it more and more as I learn algebra!
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2025-03-27
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxN08yTmQyQVctSnlHLUh2Mkdzb1drN0RYWWdnY2ZTUldadmFfeURvajl2SEkteTAzRFZoUXpoUjhiSnFBX0VrQ0xvbmttRmVfVkRCOG5ndUpwbWJVRkE9PQ==
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The red light when the pc is turned off is normal for the Asus rtx 50 series. If everything is connected normally, the red light should go away after you turn on the computer.
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2025-03-27
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxdk1fM21rR2NjZVZNX0NwbWdjVHhPWXB4RjNsQVZOZWV3SC1QZFpma1d0Z1NrNmlqNTg5UlNHZkQxaU1HSHN6SWIxaG5NWFo0LVMwQmUtMXlqQkpjVExqYmtJZ1V5N1oyZHRCZE1QNFFmZ2l6NW55YkFtME52OUc5eWpYRGJsWjhVaVd0T0Z2Z3BGODZUT24xVnBnY0k3N3JnYVFwaU01M0I3VDd0R3daQTVEZHJ5bHJjeFhJdHd1U0g0ekNJWUdi
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I've heard only good things about that book. I've learned some rudimentary category theory from the appendix of Dummit and Foote, as well as Mac Lane and Birkhoff \[somewhat dated, but I feel the same way that it contains a lot of math, maybe it's like Dummit and Foote for an earlier generation?\]. I guess it's hard to learn modern algebraic geometry without a firm footing in category theory, so I should probably try to learn more. The Rising Sea also has quite a bit of category theory, but I haven't found the courage to start studying algebraic geometry from that yet!
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxQnlCVUNQTGEyWGlaUTM5RVFFM1VRRU9QUllyTE9wRkZSZnpmcUxjNmpidHFIMWVLQ2EtUVNkRUpYNzM3SzRTd2FkUmRfV1ZTakstVElvbHk0TFNhYmZBLWJqcmpKalhZTEEtd0p0ZUo0UVB5U3IxQml2NEZiazROVGUxMjF3c1RfNUgzN0o0VUZCQ0dDYWpVQXFUQjNaTU84cmloa0UxbjdXT0FQSGRmZVBiX0JDZUVIN0YzUExlU0lhdTlTemtZUktGLVU5b3Z3RVdhMXExZS1oSzVIZz09
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Rudin's Functional Analysis
Simon's Geometric Measure Theory
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxZ2wzNjU4bkE3WkhfenR1RzlLbC0tWWpBQzlzVUN0U0VqU1pkV2lFSGNzbHFTQkV4Y0FvMjJ5RGJmVUtmby1FQm81aFQwemFJaGo4WFcySGh1OTBncnc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxd3pfTksxZHRvR0tRd0NhaF9CSVRINjhzQjVXSG1KdFlBV1hFd3JxTUxXZGM4V2xEQjN3a2RhdnY4Z2ZVcFR4V2tlLWVsZkpHQ3BWWGtyTndXcjVnX0RMTzY5cGtwb2FSRTh0RXk2SF9FdmE3NXdZZUZvdVZFX3NFOFFjMEg3QkhzQVZCcGI5VVNhQ3pTSVlKUHpOVnVaSlVQWDhLbndyZ2h2SEhoY24wR01vNnN0X0E5bHZHRERILWt4RGE3M1pkdjRlZVh2VEE5ekVrSXN3VmE0ay1zdz09
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The theory of crystal/canonical bases due firstly to Lusztig and Kashiwara, very roughly speaking, is an attempt at giving explicit descriptions of highest weight modules over Kac-Moody algebras. The problem with the Verma module approach to classifying simple modules is that, while it gives existence, does not tell us much about what the underlying vector spaces of these modules look like. There is a paper by Gaitsgory and Braverman that explains how these crystal bases arise somewhat naturally from the geometry of flag varieties.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxekcwSnBQQk02WDBBRGxoaW1NeklraWF5XzlGWHZ1SndzRWVMV0UySmRLcDJGd25xZEtITUFscHpHUVFNR2xEbllna0dTQTNSMjNUakY0QnlaRkpIcExmQlNtZkdIemY5UGZYSWZPblk0MFVvSGRxdFlCaDdIcHNlcjFheXhYb1hXZ1h0VE5Ya0pfd0FJTWpVVFNucWl5Y19ZX1U0NlpaSHNDM1l5cjREbmx1WVFwa0Fzb0FJOEwxM1Q2Si1BUnBZb0F3c1Q5NzRiT0NSWmtRRlRfZTFjQT09
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How the f do these go in lol...there doesn't seem to be enough room...they are going into a cheap Livingstone Les Paul..was originally going to put them in my epi lp standard cos they have push pull pots but I decided against it so now they are going in my sons cheap thrasher, but yeah it's a pretty right squeeze from the trys I've had doing it. Also..volume up top tone down bottom is that correct ? I get so confused with four knobs 🤣..I'm sure there's a joke in that lol. They are the AliExpress classic/standard epi humbuckers. The original ones were really tiny pots
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxRU9tWjJmU3VMbWtGak1fbktpcC1BemRkVnBiLVJlbHh2LVlzQlBFemZmTUJxbUc1TXZfNWd0VDVmMG9nZTZHdFBzaW1zWUhDNkNPVFIzZjQySHNGdFZhN0pSR0R4c2YxYmM4WGVCM1pValU9
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxTHJtQWdQdFBnd1AtYWQ5UHBTRGpKZ0UzbWNUS3Q3XzZTR2QyVjg1VnNXTVNoMkNFMnJ6bnhaMURLMkhfWndMNEZ0ZEo0elp1X0tVa0oydzRZRmhicVh2R1FXeTJKVWxTMHMyV09kbUxpNDRZcVNjQU1abXRKXzZDVnBERlVmMkNZMWFSRnNMM2FMTlBPcDQ2T2Q5U1kwc1BKR0Y2aFlwdGYtQWhFcTRya3A4PQ==
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I’m looking for a fun movie to watch with my friends that will have us gagged (either from being extremely good or terribly bad). Bonus points if it’s funny and/or gives us something to discuss for hours on end!!!
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxNnhMQWxyRlBZSmdNQ3dPZVotV3hEUzRrSWFkQXdMN3JweV9kWFp3TWlHQ3RjU04wMUdoRjF1ZHJVMUdZd0lPMlU2eTNtLXpFTm1GMUZIMmNyeWNTSDNBUGlvdzVYY3pMbkQ5VG54RUdldUJHTHB0bnFoY3ZOTk5zSl83OFlDXzlTZXJ3bkgtOXE4OXBfQ3VQTHF2S21Hcl9Tcm5FY0g5QU9XVXlvMDJMQlg4N1hTYUs3c01lUlBfeURIU3o2bnMt
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Tutaj sprzedawca oszukał lub wprowadził w błąd, ale zawsze jest 2 lata rękojmii jakby co.
Osobiście omijam już wszystkie produkty asusa.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxcW90ZUZvQy1iSkhJRGswX1BYbVFrbWxVYjNObUFGSWg3a3ZmYVRRYjZ2Zm9ZOG43MTlCbXIxWTdMR1hfaFRIUXM3Yk5vZ0tLQTBGMko3S3YwVXVfYlZFVWg4cG9ucl9TenJ2S3NvNWNGTVdzMlYxZzczQzNtdWhwVkVTYlByN3l3Q1ZsZ3ROTjJJdmpsNUp6cE12NEI5NFRWOFV2b1RJd3drR0JrMXlTemJyUDlDVVRMRDIzNFNHbTF2UEtxNzFqRjBFTmlYV1R4cThtSjc4N1lZYXQtZz09
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why is it impossible to try to prove a statement on N by being able to prove it for all n in N?
if not all Goodstein sequences converge to 0, then there must be a seed n that doesn’t converge. But you can prove that n must converge in Peano.
I think it might be because we assumed that Peano is complete? no counterexamples ≠ provable
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxQTVGSk9SNWNvOHFNdVJJQ1JFeVJmaXZITzMtTnd5Q1BDZ21EOEhWdmd1dzFnTFNNYnFJemxxeWRNbk1GeGpEcDA2elRtN3BmTVFWRWxwWXVfWnJyY0Nucy1ZWkhMMVBPY00wVW9pR2VSbVE9
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxYUtXSG1USl9rX1FDeC1sdk1SbW9hTDdsX05GM2ZyMnRsVy1LNDJOM2tUR1Q3Yy1sNGtibTAtSWM4emViVVJ4dmZTRmZ3SHdFbmllMzMxMnFHZTRoN1oxV0w5RC1FMzZRVFVPWDQwNmhXTFdmLWY2OGtYaDRxanZnOHFFd3dqSHNSd00zSTVoZnJMX3k4Mkt4b2VCQnRHU2dSN0pLa1hKcnlndGlXZDBsMVB1aEZBZFk4SXdjNTNqcnJ5Q0JVY0xhdmJ5MktTVGIwVnhDVUdreXB6bkRMZz09
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This is my 5th high e string breakage in around the last month and it always leaves a piece like this.
I have a brand new (bought february) squier affinity strat.
First string break occured when my friend was absolutely butchering my high e string playing fade to black solo.
Second occured a few weeks later. Third four days after, fourth and fifth immediately when bending a few times. Although I was scared and didn’t bend high e at all for a week or so… Now I did and ofcourse it immediately breaks.
I’ve played the guitar very actively since the start, but now it’s starting to fade. It’s a struggle to switch the string with vintage pickups and I feel scared even bending the B string. I spend little time playing and learning compared to what I do with my string problems…
Any similar experiences or advice regarding this will be appreciated
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Is the screen the same size? I can't find any screen protectors for the 2025 version.
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Riemann's explicit formula. I stg I basically nutted when I saw a gif of it. Seeing a function generate anything remotely related to the primes in such a way is honestly amazing
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2025-03-27
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How do you revise new concepts for maths? Even at a high level. I find that doing maths is fun, but learning new concepts is terrible right now and I just can’t really get a grasp on certain concepts. Especially if they require some previous fundamental knowledge that isn’t explained.
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2025-03-27
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Definition of a group
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2025-03-27
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But what's really beautiful is the topological definition of continuity: A function is continuous if the pre-image of every open set is open. It's really a perfect example for abstraction. For real functions it's exactly the same as the usual epsilon-delta definition, but it works for *any* map f:X->Y between arbitrary topological spaces X and Y.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxWnlJSjNRNnBSODBDelQ4dGFtMnZVN3AxQmhnbjlIbld1ZjBURVVvVHotWUFoNS01cHFnb2FGdzFTSzl4QmtGbElkbkhQdzJyQ3JRTjlWZTZUTU15UE4zN0ZUZTQwNk1JeTNWVkhGLTBnckNDaU5YRWVfOUZVQ0pzUXdJQ3RINS1Mck5Xc0RpV1dRUXYtVWFmaFh3eVRLWTA3eFhWd19ERnBQeno0dUl4T0xnbE5mZ1d0SHZLTVRxbUlJMGw0QUQ3WGFoZ3hhUGlZQ2NzdWxlOXY4UHQ2QT09
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Should I just put some wood glue on it?
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2025-03-27
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Recently, I learned the the Hausdorff content and the Hausdorff measure can both be used to define the Hausdorff dimension in the exact same way. I thought that was really cool.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxS0x1Q1hRY3ZFb2pSQnNWVW9KSXV2dWo1SjJDb0drQU5qR3gzbTFYUTd2VllTNGtxMzNteHZYSmdYaGZYUUd6cEdkRHJXdEdvQU8tbDQ1cThLR29MVWNOWjhBN2o5RkNqT2c3bndDbFRNanVYWVVtYldZaGNHeUkzdThadV9uUTFrbTE0VUMtak1hRDl1aldZdzctRWtsZ3hVUnRjcnkxTWJtbWRWZHdvR3paZ0RhYVVxQzh3V3N0ZU05LU1ZNGVIQ1dxeTZYdzBDaGxpRVZwbUQ4a0FDQT09
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It's been ages since I've studied this so some details may be incorrect.
If you study algebraic topology you see that you can develop general cohomologies associated with topological spaces of which there are many kinds - simplicial cohomologies, cellular cohomologies and notably de Rham Cohomologies.
de Rham cohomologies are those where d^2 = 0 where the exterior derivative is d which is another way of saying that those where exact forms are closed (which corresponds exactly to those cohomologies yielded on a smooth manifold - now that I think about it I think the latter might be the definition and the former the consequence rather than the other way around, it's been a while).
General cohomologies also have a 'cup product' which in de Rham cohomologies induces the wedge product (more on that in a bit).
Anyway another fundamental cohomology is the singular cohomology (which is the dual of the singular *homology* which basically counts the number of n-dimensional holes in your topological space for each dimension n - this is more or less the first homology a student will learn in an alg. top. class) and comes equipped with its own cup product.
de Rham's theorem essentially is an isomorphism between the de Rham Cohomology to this singular cohomology, and the elements of the singular cohomology that a differential form in the de Rham cohomology gets mapped to is the integral of said form. That is just Stokes' theorem!
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About 3 weeks ago my iPhone was stolen in Mexico. I’m fairly certain that the thief saw me put in my phones passcode as they were able to turn off find my iPhone before I could lock the device.
All photos and contacts were synced to my iCloud and not stored on the device so i’m hopeful those files were removed once they removed the device from my apple account. They did try to access my banking info but were unsuccessful. Since getting a new phone, ive logged out all devices from my accounts, changed all passwords and added additional security measures.
The best outcome would of course be that they simply factory reset the phone and sold it, however my greatest concern are that sensitive photos of my partner and I will be used for extortion.
Given that a decent amount of time has passed, does it seem more likely that the phone was just wiped and resold?
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxRlpUSjRoTFBRWHdmR1V0dXI5ZEp2LWFqOUdKcU1TZzdGTTNGZHdZbXVfbVRfRExHMmtRWGZBY3F5bjAzSkdnRGtnM0lMTW50NWtOZXZCbHF3bFcyTjVYQ1FKQUpJU0hIYUVpb2NRUE9NTkJsbHpZTExTa0dBUF9DSmxvcTVyeWs5VzNoRFp5YnFBdU1KbkxUZ3pKSGRxcnRsQThmOXBZd095OTFPaDZSS3dlZXRRNk4ycDA3T3QtdEVkQ2dLMC1J
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I do a bit, but more into analysis stuff.
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxck5NYTc2TTVnYXdBcTJZSHhTb09XM0JsYXEtQnB2UHpnVXhySEphMkdtekVIY1g1cnVNYUlIeGlPVkdhN3hGMjBEOVZmdmtRX01jYW90Tjc1SXJSWDJienE2cGh1bWlPbko4ekRrczd2WkU9
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Z0FBQUFBQm41TWMxM3hlVmRIVERCYTN0emVRTzIwblRyWUpERi1rVThaRzZFX0dLZUYyRXd3cVZ5RGVPY0ROd29YZWxOY19IbE5zVnFQSTRSYVk5ei1YUVlRdTQ1aWozdjZwMGdiZ0JjX0FJbk03NHVETm44UW42d1R0Yi0yb1JXRzBZak5fZE9adUtYZm1Udlo1S0pWQzJTa1gwbk9feWtsV21GeXpTWjB6ZWl6YlVBRnd5YnljekZQU19MZXdmMEdQakdaRFIxdl9KSDlvWVRPcGNfc0cxMGhnYTRDd3B3UT09
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Probably not what you’re looking for but I have worked through James K Strayers “Elementary number theory” cover to cover and have learned so much with it.
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2025-03-27
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