Ryan Cooper

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

Ahh, my very important work got interrupted in the middle of my @MarvelStudios MCU as #Linux commands. I guess we'll call this thread phase 2, [see phase one for more of your favorites https://t.co/fMZF6K4t5d]

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

My reality: things are so busy. kids, teaching, conferences, foss work
My mind: "What if the @marvelstudios MCU were #linux commands?"

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@noatamir Followed!

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@LorenaABarba Oof, so sorry to read this (even years later). What a terrible experience.

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@choldgraf I like side-by-side or top-bottom (not a fan of tabs/buttons)

w3 schools has nice editable examples(my ideal favorite)

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@mtdewgorl ☹️
You're awesome though! in or out

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

SymPy, the amazing open source Python symbolic algebra package, documentation was taken down by a DMCA violation. (Back up already)
A product shares resources openly with everyone. We steal those resources and claim intellectual property.

[SymPy @SymPy]

https://t.co/PM0XWveil8

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@choldgraf 12 hrs is long for anyone. Download some good shows+movies.
apps:any kind of paint/drawing program (Squid is fun), Toontastic (animation)
Games: bubble shooter,Mario run, Mario kart, bunny pancake (from wreck it Ralph)

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@yoyehudi 😂Most of the good stuff is in the dev tools

sudo apt-get install diversity-dev

[jina @jinayoon_]

“This is data I wish I had when I was applying for Ph.D. programs.” —Jeff Huang

my undergrad advisor just published the largest dataset on CS academia including PhD stipends, faculty hiring trends, paper awards, and rankings! https://t.co/90sWsTamLS

#CSOpenData

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

Just caught up on these Wayne Family adventures. Its incredible!!
Batman: Wayne Family Adventures follows some of our favorite Superheroes. Read the first series out of our partnership with
@DCComics
You'll find #BatmanWayneFamilyAdventures
➡️: https://t.co/u2LpDMjIB1

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@hermilocg @LetciaMariaPeq1 😂

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@astuyve @JoeKarlsson1 Stopped in to say Sazerac too!
1part absinthe
2part Bourbon or rye
Dash of bitters
Orange or lemon zest for extra fancy
Highly recommend 👍

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

How does one build this "university pub"?
Do we need to submit a proposal? Who's in?
https://t.co/Xa0vRGmskj

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

Day_08 #JuliaLang learning journey: Filing and tracking an issue on GitHub with Symbolics.jl.
Trying to build a general Lagrangian approach: hit a wall. Symbolics.jl Vectors partial derivatives don't work (for now) Hopefully, I can add to some PRs
https://t.co/EmscqWrNic

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[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@kareem_carr This advice is priceless from Stanford:
https://t.co/CqAZLnDkXD

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

@ZachWeiner Definitely _way_ too much time in Cyberia

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[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

The result: when the slinky is released, all of the coils want to retract back into the unstretched sleepy slinky, but they are free falling. We get to watch the most stressed top coils accelerate quickly while the unstressed bottom coils wait for life to catch up.
Physics rocks

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

#nerdsniped again here
What an awesome observation!
There are 2 parts:
1. the slinky is held motionless, each coil holds the weight of every coil below it
2. the slinky is released, the center of mass falls at 9.81 m/s/s, but each coil falls at 9.81+(stiffness)*(stretched amount)

[Amazing Physics @amazing_physics]

Can anyone explain the Physics behind this

[Ryan Cooper @cooperrc84]

x_above is bigger than x_Joe (more initial weight) so the spring above is pushing Joe down. x_Joe > x_Ed, so the spring below Joe is pulling him towards Ed, but not as much as the spring is pulling Joe up because the higher up in the coil, the more force there was.