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4 days agoOomph, buzzword keyword guessing sounds like great interview indeed
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No, you’re right about the images, it’s marketing as usual, but I never thought about this
the experiments were no fun for the dogs
I would really expect most experiments to be no fun for animals that are experimented on
I wouldn’t expect this joke to make someone feel stupid if they know what UDP is, so it feels like it was a safe bet
1·7 days agoWoah 🤯
What’s sokatoah?
2·8 days agoDouble fail then in firing him
This is what I heard about the English variant, too. I wonder if “prove = test” is grounded in research, or just folk etymology like “the mall = a place to visit them all” or “news = North East West South” (both are wrong, but the news is quite old and may have had influence on new becoming news)
Yeah, that is a bit confusing, i never thought about light being an example of one of those systems. Edit: looks like this applies only to laser light because light has a temperature of an emitting body, and lazing body has negative temperature
my short interpretation would be like this
A system with negative thermodynamic temperature is hotter than any system with a positive temperature. If a negative-temperature system and a positive-temperature system come in contact, heat will flow from the negative- to the positive-temperature system.
This situation occurs because temperature is not really a measure of speed of particles, but rather a measure of entropy, and for ordinary objects entropy can increase infinitely, increasing temperature too. For systems with capped amount of states entropy reduces when energy is added, and that is negative thermodynamic temperature.
So negative temperature is more energetic than positive, and because of that it heats up positive temperature object when in contact.
Light kinda does that, but I am not sure I can come up with an explanation of how to measure its temperature and if it fits the definition
Well, they have a point:
Minotaur V was developed by Orbital Sciences Corporation (now absorbed into Northrop Grumman) and made its maiden, and to date only, flight on September 7, 2013, carrying the LADEE (Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer) spacecraft for NASA.
In my opinion, commissioned by NASA is also NASA rocket, though
Yeah, I though about pigeons and Skinner when writing that, but did not have much info about how it goes really. Thanks for sharing, that’s an interesting read, and nice to know they are treated well