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15 minute call? That’s one long conversation beforehand.
18NB🏳️⚧️, die/diens (they/them)
15 minute call? That’s one long conversation beforehand.
Yes, compared to doing the calculations in my head lol
I work in mysterious ways
Hi, I made this in 5 mins because I was bored, but it’s late and I’m tired, so could you please explain what I would have to fix in my comment?
Ah sorry, I’m tired and made a mistake. I quickly made a spreadsheet (because keeping track of numbers is hard), and I was looking at the wrong column in the sheet. My bad!
They each move at a constant speed, but the distance between them doesn’t increase at a constant pace. See my other comment.
Edit: I am dumb, and looked at the wrong number.
The question states “how fast”, not “how far”, thus you need to give the acceleration at that moment.
At t=0, the boy and girl both haven’t moved, so their positions are 0. The distance between them is also 0, as is their acceleration.
The boy’s distance in meters is t*1.524, the girl’s distance is t*0.3048. The distance between them is sqrt( b^2 * g^2 ). The velocity is the current distance minus the previous distance.
At t=1, b=1.524m, g=0.305, d=sqrt( g^2 * g^2 )=0.465, v=d-d^(t-1)=0.465m/s.
At t=5, b=7.62, g=1.524, d=11.613, and v=4.181m/s.
Edit: fixed markdown
They copy random comments from minutes ago, then like-bot themselves, so they appear above the original.
You can typically upload to your Lemmy instance
They haven’t met her, so the statement still stands.
Honestly I can’t even argue with that.
Why are you using Facebook as your image host?
Yes, chrome does that over 99 tabs
Is that a dildo section cupped to the forehead?
That is what they meant, yes. The title promises a block, completely preventing crawlers from accessing the site. That is not what is delivered.
Woah, that’s pretty cool. I didn’t know YouTube supported this type of format for the closed captions.
Are these the web based captions? I didn’t know you could have those in 2 locations at the same time (top and bottom)… That’s neat. But it does make me think they’re baked into the video, in which case they’d always be included if you download them.
…does it not say 63rd for 2008?
Maybe provide some personal insight, instead of basically just posting an ad.