And you! you and other living things shed your skin cells, and so do all non living things which have wear and tear leave microscopic things behind (almost everything)
i have not honestly been able to ensure that. it partially works by just putting in jsonc that this particular key is optional, but that is not a guarantee. more generally, i try to avoid adding optional keys, and mostly leave that upto llm to put any such line in a catch all miscellaneous section. We do manual checking afterwards, so some inaccuracy is accepted.
on a seperate note, larger, better models usually perform better.
it also works for all perfect numbers (by definition non prime), and also triangle numbers (all triangle numbers greater than 3 or non prime), and also for all numbers above 42, and below 69. quite a neat property sir.
additional note - wiki's images on fist half of page are mmostly weak wooden or natural aided ones, but lower down there are modern designs. take for example the one over train tracks (though less wide than your highways i am guessing, but take it as an example). They are simple enough, and you would only have to get highway's permissions mostly to ensure that height is enough (usually highways have a height limit, something like 20-30 feet (2 or 3 storey building)). now most people are not willing to go 2-3 floors, so escalators are common. so "small tunnels" are more convinient. just imagine these bridges, but under ground and upside down. now assuming the beneath of road is reinforced, you just need to dig like 10feet below, and you are good to go. they are more expensive when built after building roads, but still can be built under 100,000
i am sorry, but what! foot over bridges can be made in months, if not weeks. they are not that complex (just lots of metal rods on either side of rod, and middle truss are manufactured externally, just shipped and bolted). there is a possibilty, that we may be having a language gap (though we both speak english, we may use different words), so i would request you to please check if these are sufficient for school's needs - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Footbridge
the wiki page disadvantages list cost, but that is considering we take care of accesssibilty, and install elevators or escalators. but simpler ones can be built under $10,000, if you go all metal and glass decks, that would double or triple.
where i live, these are fairly common, and used on almost all major roads. We are densely populated, so not everyone can have cars even if they have financial means, because all roads would be choked.
radical red, emerald kaizo, and maybe inclemant emerald. all these are pokemon rom hacks and somewhat hard. i was never able to beat pokemon insurgence elite4 on insanity mode. otherwise all were beaten at hardest available setting (non randomised)
Imagine you are the one deciding, what medium would you prefer?
What i have been thinking is essentially a online meeting, like jitsi meet, which may be simultaneously casted online, or just recorded, and uploaded afterwards. people in meet would be able to ask, and hence it would be interactive. Whenever i have done courses, i have had like a billion questions, and if i do not ask, i do not understand, so i would not want anyone else to not be able to ask too. live chat is also interactive, but there is always a delay, and writing your doubts, is sometimes hard (you sometimes are so confused you do not know what to ask), so meeting helps with that.
in any case, if you need any help (for example course work or books), feel free to message me.
well vectors and matrices are both tensors, so and iirc, while writing by hand, we use lines to denote dimesions (1 and 2 respectively), and we use bold while typing
well i have learnt something, thanks. i usually just unitalicise names (so here, that would be moon and me, but not N, kg, m). I have seen units italicised a lot (professor notes, even papers), so i assumed it was accepted. i have seen normal ones too, and bold also (that is usually for vector quantities i think).
if i remeber correctly, it just slings most of fast moving things around (roughly equally in all direction), and only slow moving things actually hit it.
slung out of the system.
that seems a bit too strong for jupiter, that seems more like suns behaviour
Jupiter's pull is so great, compared to earth, that the ones that do get past or then pulled more towards the sun.
this seems correct.
but i have not actually done any courses on celestial mechanics, and mostly basing on yt videos that i watch, so you maybe are correct on this one.
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It would have been platform with wheels, (rollerskates may not have even been invented back then i suppose)