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I have no problem with Macbook Air Big Sur (2020), I can look at the screen for hours, but I cannot even look a few minutes at the screen on the new MacBook Pro M1 Monterey. I tried all the adjustments for the screen to no avail. Someone at
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Eye strain with new MacBook Air M1
(discussions.apple.com)
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Design and engineering are not different fields, he says. He says what is fundamental is design.
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Ask HN: Does anyone else having issues with M1 MacBook Pro screen?
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List of Eponymous Laws
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Airplane noise, as mentioned in the article, they move close to an airport. I agree, inside the plane is white noise and not too bad.
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This must be the same John Michell who gave Henry Cavendish his pendulum to measure the density of the Earth : „Many years ago, the late Rev. John Michell, of this Society, contrived a method of determining the density of the earth, by rend
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I think, we should not call a conversation we hear "noise", it disturbs our focus but it's not noise. Noise has no pattern and no meaning. But the most disturbing sound is the sound that repeats in fixed intervals. I believe
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In the Science article they wrote, “Poaching resulted in strong selection that favored tusklessness amid a rapid population decline.” And, “Whole-genome scans implicated two candidate genes with known roles in mammalian tooth development (A
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> du Chatelet redid Newton’s equations using Liebniz’s formulation of calculus. Newton did not use equations in his book, it was all done geometrically and with proportions.
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Years and years ago I took two semesters of physics at Columbia and I was impressed by the real slate chalkboards in classrooms. Ever since than I wish to buy real slate to use at home. Occasionally, I see them sold at ebay salvaged from sc
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Time Warps and the M87 ‘Black Hole’
(principia-scientific.org)
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In Defense of Disbelief
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Life, the universe and everything: an interview with Paul Davies
(physicsworld.com)
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> Equation is a statement that says that thing A is equal with thing B. But this describes an equality. I imagine an equation to be a proportionality written with standard units. Aren't they different? I mean an equality, an identit
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Astronomers Discover a Second Galaxy Without Dark Matter
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But, a differetial equation is not an equation, right? It’s a definition. Its solution is an equation. Do I understand this correctly?
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A Collision of Light
(symmetrymagazine.org)
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The Black Hole `Photo’: What Are We Looking At?
(profmattstrassler.com)
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The Physics of Schwarzschild’s Original 1916 Metric Solution (2013) [pdf]
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Schwarzschild's original paper about black hole solution (1916)
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A Non-Expert’s Guide to a Black Hole’s Silhouette
(profmattstrassler.com)
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Fine-Tuning Is a Problem in Physics
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Why the big bang was not the beginning
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If I'm not mistaken, interpolation methods existed before the invention of calculus. Interpolation was used to reduce astronomical data before calculus, afaik. Would it be possible to find the speed on any given moment without calculus
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Great! Thanks. I'll study these.
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Thanks, but I don't know how to do this. Is there a way I can see the code without cloning?
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I asked the same question above but since you actually wrote GPS code I thought I ask you too. Is it possible for me to find the actual line of code operators use to correct for General Relativity? I'm curious to know if this is a myth
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> gps geek and time-nut here. This is off topic, but since you describe yourself as "gps geek" I thought I ask. Is it possible to gain access to the actual operational code where GPS operators correct for General Relativity? I&
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I'm planning to buy a MacBook Air. Is this butterfly keyboard affects only Macbook Pro? Is it the same with MacBook Air?
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