This channel covers different activities - video shot for the education channel (classes I teach), video of adventure racing to accompany my AR blog, and video to help with math (I See Cards and Pyramath)
Speaking my jams dude. Wild how you go right into what I am adding in my own commentary. And ya, happens while conscious during the day too. You strike a drum in the studio and a guitar on the wall will hum the same frequencies. Since my last head injury, this stuff has gone right out of control, and with the sleep issues, breathing and doing what you describe is a nighly, and often morning routine deal. Stoked on your work, as I have been digging into some of the same things of late. Keep it up, stoked for your next.
science doesn't "prove" things. Science is a method of evaluating evidence and there can always be more evidence. Proof would exclude new evidence. "Proof" is subjective outside math and logic. Other than that - brilliant video.
If you want to solve it by inverting the matrix, why use Python if you're already entering the numbers in excel? Just highlight the cells from T2 to T16 and type =MMULT(MINVERSE(B2:P16),R2:R16) Then instead of enter do "Ctrl + Shift + Enter" The corresponding x and y forces of all pins will be in columns T2 to T16 aligned with your labels from A2 to A16
6:58 yes 43. first letter is h its on 4. f is 3 over bcouse next letter is abcdef away from h. THEN it switches. now you count from h(red) abcdgh THEN i(red) abcdefghi it makes no sense first is counted from word first letter then it switch. should first f(red) be c so it all match LOL and last h(red) is g your cipher is so good i cant even encrypt it even its there LOL those red should be FKEJ if you start count from letter(yellow) and continue second(yellow) it just switch starting on red then last not make any sense its not start from yellow or red its stating from first l(yellow) anding last letter to get n. make no sense. did you made mistake on your own cipher lol recap. you start yellow then red red then go reward start yellow if you rule is start from yellow do it all the way. if rule is start from red do it all the way and those white random your filling not made cipher that could expose your cipher lol. do those same way. no wait that would reveal word bcoz... and 1 letter each row you can guess word
if you can create it it can be cracked. if you not know password try again. somehow still systems let you try millions times. 3 attemps its should be blocked for 24hour lol unless contact admin. if you admin no problem just rest try again 3 times lol. bruteforcing password should not be possible (login) bruteforce password protected files is fine lol
I know that this is really really old topic, but my question is that how do you bubble up the event to the parent, if for example, the user control is inside a user control and inside user control and inside the parent? Thanks!
Hello, what edition of sql server would you recommend for me given my laptop specifications as follows: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.70 GHz installed ram 4 GB Windows 10 pro Thanks for taking care
Check out the playlist for sp_CRUDGen where it generates dynamic SQL stored procedures: ru-vid.com/group/PL4bNfhq8cqH2HAvMYQHXTGF5nedzzJe24 You can reverse engineer the stored procedure generated by sp_CRUDGen to get some dynamic SQL best practices and solving more complex requirements.
Hello Professor. I have a query I have recently completed my bachelors in commerce ( 3 year program) wanted to shift to CS. But I don't know much CS. Can I be able to make transition. Is masters in CS tough? Really need your insight on that. Your lectures are very helpful
This is exactly what I needed! There are a lot of videos on RU-vid about sending HTTP requests, but I needed a video that could lead me down the rabbit hole of exploring how to get a server to receive data and do cool stuff with that data. Thank you!!!
Fantastic Ron, exactly what i was looking for. There is so much "noise" on the web for simple things like this that people miss the point. great explanation. Thanks
var num = 0; var Node = function(_content) { this.next = null; this.last = null; this.content = _content; } var Stack = function() { this.bottom = null; this.top = null; this.push = function(_content) { // No head - create one if (this.bottom == null) { this.bottom = new Node(_content); this.top = this.bottom; return this; } var addedNode = new Node(_content); addedNode.last = this.top; // pointer to previous node this.top.next = addedNode; // current top points to new this.top = addedNode; // which becomes new top return this; } this.pop = function() { if (this.bottom == null) { alert("The Stack is Empty"); return null; } // Case of one node if (this.bottom == this.top) { var n = this.top; this.top = null; this.bottom = null; return n; } // Now remove top Node var a = this.top; // hold value for return this.top = this.top.last; this.top.next = null; return a; } this.toString = function() { var str = ""; var node = this.bottom; while (node != null) { str += node.content + ":"; node = node.next; } return str; } } function run() { var stackA = new Stack(); var stackB = new Stack(); var stackC = new Stack(); // Fill Original Stack var i = parseInt(document.getElementById('uInput').value); for (var t = i; t > 0; t--) { stackA.push(t); } document.getElementById('output1').innerHTML = '<br/>Stack A Before: ' + stackA.toString(); document.getElementById('output1').innerHTML += '<br/>Stack B Before: ' + stackB.toString(); runHanoi(i, stackA, stackB, stackC); document.getElementById('output1').innerHTML += '<br/>Stack A After: ' + stackA.toString(); document.getElementById('output1').innerHTML += '<br/>Stack B After: ' + stackB.toString(); document.getElementById('output1').innerHTML += '<br/><br/>Congratulations! You solved the Towers of Hanoi in ' + num + ' moves.'; } function runHanoi(z, A, B, C) { // All recursive functions MUST HAVE a return condition if (z == 1) { move(A, B); num++; } else { // Recursive Call runHanoi(z - 1, A, C, B); // Where all the action occurs move(A, B); num++; runHanoi(z - 1, C, B, A); } } function move(A, B) { B.push(A.pop().content); }
