Andrew Moschou

The public profile of @agmosc. I use this account if you don’t follow @agmosc.

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@ArthurK44077 @Peter_Fitz You've obviously never been stopped by police in Australia.

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@checco_sanna @not_aBiS @rkayking2345 @lawendowa_krowa Please learn about an animal called "seahorse".

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@kkuldar @taylorotwell @LaraconUS Yes, I’m in Australia, same result for me. Can this be sorted out?

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@TiroTypeworks As in, if you input e.g. "tu", it will discover "stu", "nktu", etc, and the words they are used in?

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@viktorlogos @DarkCyan12 @ChauDocTourist @Rainmaker1973 Total mass 100kg. 99% (99kg) is water so 1% (1kg) is dry. 1kg dry remains constant when water is removed. Remove water until 98% water, here 2% is dry (Still 1kg dry). Now, if 2% is 1kg then 100% is 50kg.

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@geomathsblog The critical step is 8×10=80 exactly. If you don't have a = sign showing that, you don't have a complete logical argument (that is you don't have correct "working out").

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@geomathsblog The first is correct. Even if written on two lines, still use an = sign. Maths is read from left to right, line by line and a new line can be introduced anywhere. We do not read top left diagonally to bottom right.

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@megan_steinberg Songlines in Australian Aboriginal culture.

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@sextoyspolitics @YourCutestEnemy @etoile Literally, they never said that, nor in any subjective reading of what was said.

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@ninjaparade @tobias_petry My canonical email address has UC letters. Don’t do this.

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@TiroTypeworks William Radice has হ+ন

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@jon_speaks_ No. In lessen mouth shape is the same for both vowels. In lesson, the O is neutral with more relaxed mouth. South Australian.

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@DavidKButlerUoA Ah, I think I misunderstood. Are you asking: If f'(c) exists and equals 0 for some f, and if is convex on an open interval bounded by above by c and convex on an open interval bounded below by c, is f necessary convex on a neighbourhood of c?

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@DavidKButlerUoA Hmm, I think the function: f(x) = { (x^2)×(sin 1/x) for x not 0; f(0) = 0 is worth looking as x --> 0.

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@Michelle2Minhye I've seen good things with https://t.co/gntJ4INkl8 and https://t.co/21F1uirWmg if robotics groups are relevant.

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@ssshaandro @SameerudDowla @aryaman2020 @ZENmule Different vowel for me too, but I'm not sure how to describe the variation. I'm South Australian.

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@blatherwick_sam @mrsouthernmaths A way of describing how functions behave as 𝑛 → ∞, useful for comparing whether one functions dominates another, describing asymptotic behaviour, or in computer science whether one algorithm is computationally more efficient than another.

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@blatherwick_sam @mrsouthernmaths Yes, using Big O notation, a linear function is O(n) and a cubic is O(n^3). Every O(n^3) function will eventually overtake any O(n) function.

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@agnesfrim Baurence. (cf. Laurence -> Larry)

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@JoelBSperanza @DavidKButlerUoA Are you doing boundary value problems and initial value problems? I found when I studied engineering these were some of the most exciting types of problems.