We changed the question block system to a rolling rate limit that slows folks with a recent history of ill-received questions down considerably. There is still an outright block, but it takes a bit more in order to hit it, and it lasts (at the most) a year. Basically, the amount of time it takes ...
@ShadowWizard Pham can see the answers. I don't think SmokeDetector can. @hichris123 is still linking to old SD code in his message so I can't confirm that though
I prefer using the non-mobile view of chat on my iPad (in mobile Safari). The mobile version is great on my phone, but it wastes a lot of space and I end up missing the enhanced functionality on the larger iPad screen.
But the non-mobile version is frequently unusable, because the room bounces i...
@bjb568 No, I think it's a neurotoxin. It may react badly to antibiotics. I think a combination of chelators (protein form, such as DMSA, to absorb the toxin) and possibly conjugators, (in case the toxin is of organic origin) by conjoining a acetyl group to emulsify fat soluble toxins so they can be removed from reserves and expelled.
I like that brewing stand recipe. 1/3 wheat + a little bit of water should give out about the same nutrition as a full wheat at the cost of a little brewing action and the fact that you get drunk.
Ah! I had a thought! NAC can be produced in humans from the amino acid cysteine! Much better chelator than DMSA. So if the toxin is in the form of mercury or lead, I can use it with possibly CaEDTA in the case of lead.
@Frank that has nothing to do with programming , it's about importing csv file using the interface which is off-topic for SO. these type of questions have already been migrated to superuser before this particular one was old and overlooked probably...
Hello, I was referred here by a different chat room. I have an issue where a user name Semaphore on the History StackExchange had an argument, and shortly after a large amount of my posts were downvoted, un-upvoted and even closed. I have reason to believe the user Semaphore is responsible. I have sent in a request about 3 days ago talking about the serial-downvoting but nothing has changed. Can anyone help assist me?
Yup, it's part of a coordinated campaign to spam file recovery tools to Stack Overflow, Super User, Server Fault, and other sites on the network: meta.stackoverflow.com/a/269868/19679 . They've been getting progressively more creative with their spam, now seeding questions with one account and answering with another. The real problem is that reviewers are usually approving their spam now, so I have to sweep through every few days and remove the spam that made it through. — Brad LarsonOct 4 at 21:34
@bjb568 It makes sense (this sense is called "Cauchy Principal Value"), but this is not how improper integrals are treated in Calculus course.
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In Calculus, they are treated in a more strict way: if there is a singularity inside the interval of integration, split the interval in two.
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So you get two improper integrals. And then both of these must converge. If either of them doesn't, the whole integral is written off as divergent.
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So, in the sense of Cauchy P.V. the integral of 1/x^3 from -1 to 1 is zero. But in the stricter sense (which is normally used, and not only in calc) it diverges.
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Geometrically: there's an infinite amount of area above x-axis, and an infinite amount of are below it. We usually don't want to say that infinities cancel each other; this leads to all sorts of weird arithmetics.
What's the name of this plant and where can one find it?
I made the picture so I know at least where you can find it but that would be too easy ;)
edit I will give you a first hint. I am located in Munich. The picture isn't take there but it's not extremely far. It's not from Russia or the U....
What's the name of this plant and where can one find it?
I made the picture so I know at least where you can find it but that would be too easy ;)
edit I will give you a first hint. I am located in Munich. The picture isn't take there but it's not extremely far. It's not from Russia or the U....
