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jedishrfu
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Stargazing
Documenting the setup of my new telescope
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Reminds me of the late great Jackie Gleason: To the moon, Alice!
Yesterday, 9:35 AM
jedishrfu
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Stargazing
Documenting the setup of my new telescope
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With a very understanding spouse.
Yesterday, 8:36 AM
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Stargazing
Documenting the setup of my new telescope
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For me its a casual hobby that I play with when the weather is cooler and Orion is easily visible in the night sky ala Fall and Winter...
Thursday, 7:12 PM
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Hello From NYC!
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Welcome to PF! A good resource for math related tutorials is Mathispower4u.com It hosts about 5000 ten minute video clips on all the...
Wednesday, 10:23 PM
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How Long for a Beam of Light to Reach Earth?
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I think he meant to say it was 300,000,000 meters per sec as that is what he used in the actual calculation. But in any event, a...
Wednesday, 10:20 PM
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How Long for a Beam of Light to Reach Earth?
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Sounds about right ie 8.33 minutes. You can google check it too.
Wednesday, 9:56 PM
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User-Defined Functions in Sql Server SSMS
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How hard could it be: Sum of squares of the sides equals the square of the Hypopotamus, isn't it?
Wednesday, 10:08 AM
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User-Defined Functions in Sql Server SSMS
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Dont feel bad even the Scarecrow in the Wizard of OZ got the pythagoream theorem wrong...
Tuesday, 10:53 PM
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Excellent, that did it. My Programmability folder runneth over. Thanks.
Tuesday, 10:48 PM
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User-Defined Functions in Sql Server SSMS
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are you missing the RETURN stmt: RETURN SQRT(@a*@a + @b*@b);
Tuesday, 12:47 AM
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Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice
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This may help. Its a fan wiki: https://imperial-radch.fandom.com/wiki/Anaander_Mianaai https://imperial-radch.fandom.com/wiki/Ancillary
Sunday, 7:28 PM
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Bad at math and great at physics, explain this paradox?
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Yes, physicists use mostly applied math to do their work things like calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, statistics. Some...
Sunday, 7:20 PM
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I would argue for caution in starting with blacksmithing. Damascus work is moderate to high level craftsmanship, and requires a good...
Sunday, 4:38 PM
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Trying out Blacksmithing, specifically Damascus blades
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Can you tell us what Flow-TV is? Is it just scheduled TV ie watch an episode once a week? or is it an app that gives you access to the...
Sunday, 3:02 AM
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Fortran
Passing variables in FORTRAN
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My FORTRAN experience was first with Fortran-IV and later with Honeywell Fortran-Y which was IV with some added features like the...
Apr 27, 2024
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