Today we're way higher than average. Equivalent to more than 5.2k/week (I say "more than" because the day isn't over... perhaps 5.6k is more accurate).
My laptop LCD screen has a funny color defect at about a 1/4 of the right side vertically. I guess there's a single bus welding for the color control defect. ;-)
@Tinkeringbell There were too many needed within a short time window, and all a hassle (just like with toilet paper). So I decided it's no problem I use my private one to remote connect my dev-pc running at work. And it worked out well all the time.
I was kinda tempted to buy a new webcam for a while, until I saw that prices have mostly doubled/tripled...
And I'm not even sure if a new cam would fix the problem I have with my own, so... I decided that my coworkers will have to do with me sitting very still ;)
It's not that much of a standard thing, though usually if we have a heatwave sales skyrocket ;)
I do prefer my mother's tactics though, they save a lot of energy: Just close everything, screens on the outside + curtains on the inside, and don't let the light/heat come in ;)
Wind chill? A 16 degree almost no wind spring day will be comfortable over here, while a wet miserable windy 19 degree autumn day will be seen as cold ;)
2009 (Tkatchenko−Scheffler) TS
The Tkatchenko−Scheffler model for van der Waals interactions (vdW) defines the $C_6^{AB}$ parameters in an ab-initio fashion. In TS model the vdW energy $E_{vdw}$ is defined as,
\begin{equation}
E_{\text{vdW}} = -\frac{1}{2}\sum_{A,B}f_{\text{damp}}\left(R_{AB},R^{...
Before posting on Meta (is murder) I wanted to get a second look at it to make sure it's really a bug.
I've posted in the MathJax chat room on Mathematics.SE but that room is inactive except a bunch of bots keeping it open. I posted on TeX chat room, but they don't use MathJax on that site.
@Mithical I don't know which one is the "second" one, but the one with the second highest number of votes, and the one that's second chronologically, are not mine.
We didn't change anything to do with how things start and end, but whatever we did seems to have fixed it. In particular we removed the \label commands, which is sub-ideal
@Mithical I see, the second "post" not the second "answer". That one seems fine, but I do appreciate that you were curious whether or not everything "ends" properly in there.
In this answer of mine, I labeled my equation using \label{eq:boltzmann} and then tried to cite it in the usual LateX way: \eqref{eq:boltzmann}. That is at least the way I've been used to it since first starting to use LaTeX in 2007.
It is also the way that we have labeled and referenced equati...
@user1271772 With vehement support, you would have the case to coax the Community Managers into implementing it or responding why they think it's a bad idea. Martin's comment is spot on (as always), the load is pretty important for SE
They haven't implemented MathJax on SO for this very reason, even if a fair number of posts could benefit from it
Maybe if you non-intrusively nudge Tyberius to non-intrusively nudge a CM or dev to respond whether it's a good or bad idea, the mystery would be solved
For issues raised here on Meta.SE, the advice in Sonic's answer about editing to clarify or answering to strengthen the argument is sound. Especially for feature requests, sometimes the actual request (in the question) is poorly-argued but a strong answer can help. Requests or arguments based o...
"For an issue raised on a per-site meta, particularly for a bug report or site-specific feature, if you're not getting any response from SE and the meta request has decent support from the community, then you can ask a local moderator to escalate." ? We know this
> Show some understanding of the impact and effort. Is this a big change but you think it's really important? Show us your analysis. Do you think it's a small, harmless change? Why? (If you're wrong, you'll learn something that way.) What alternatives (for FRs) or workarounds (for bugs) did you try first, and why didn't they work?
He has invaluable experience as a chem mod and it'd be great for the site if he sticks around
@user1271772 I guess his point is invalidated by the fact that if they don't become synonyms, someone will create the inferior versions sooner or later, it'd just be constant tag cleanup effort
Well we had dft and density-functional-theory and they needed to be synonyms.
Catija did it for us pretty much right away.
Last one. But overall, I was happy that Martin was active in the first couple weeks of Private Beta. He seems to have lost interest after that, but I appreciate his involvement early on. I really do.
Overall he turned out to be much more reasonable and friendly compared to what I thought earlier. Since 2018 I'd been trying to set up this community and I felt Martin was against it, but in the end when Private Beta went live, he came through and seemed to support us, so I was very happy.
@M.A.R. 100% correct, I could not agree any more. Have you participated in one before?
@user1271772 One of the betas where I have an account. Folks kept treating it like a new baby, with all the crazy hugs and cuddling and "what should we name our chatroom" stuff, I saw I wasn't cut out for it ;)
At the moment, any question that I check returns empty list of related questions. I see just a header called "Related" but no questions shown below that.
I have checked this on multiples sites and also while not logged in. (At the moment I do not have the possibility to try it from a different co...