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so forgive me as i'm a bit durnk rn in the shower but that's okay friend right? SO I was thinking, i was watching jurassic world with that studmffun Chris partt relier, and when the abdominus rex rights the t-rex it hit me!! LIke, if t-rexes evolved into lil bitch chickens, we basically eat t-rex meat right? Shower thoughts yo. In case yo are wonderung how I can text in shower I live in dorm on campus and am super careful to not get water in my iphone like i did when I was snorkeling in the turks and caicos. Oops. RIP iPhone 4, you'll be forever missed.

edit 1: I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT r/sharks. it's a dope blace with a super badass recent post with a bullshark, holy fuck man, nature u is sc

Title says it all. Once Ant-Man and the Wasp comes out, we'll have to wait until March to see Captain Marvel, yikes :(

at least the Venom movie comes out in October. Even though it's not MCU property, could we at least discuss it here? 9 months is a long wait!

It’s been years since the events of GOTG take place, and I assume when he says “Fine. I’ll do it myself” he is saying this relatively soon after the events of GOTG (possibly during, like maybe when Ronan says he’ll betray him).

If Ronan and Thanos’s sources could inform them about Gamora getting the orb on Xandar and what her plans were in the Kyln, wouldn’t Thanos know that the orb is on Xandar with the Nova Corps? What would prevent him from just going down there himself with the Black Order and take the orb? And he knows something happened at the Collector’s museum, so why not pay him a visit earlier? Now I’m sure he doesn’t know the Collector has the aether (I assume when Thanos stops

Hey everybody! I’m a junior math major and I’m just really curious where some of the things I might be learning about come up. I apologize if the question has been asked before, I’m new to the subreddit (just subscribed a few hours ago!). Whether it’s numerical analysis, Geometry/trigonometry, Differential Equations, etc, I’d just love to know. Thanks!

(a) Let S be a nonempty subset of R. Let r(S) = {x ∈ R : Sx = 0} and l(S) = {x ∈ R : xS = 0}.

Given that r(S) and l(S) are right and left ideals of R respectively,

Show that if S is an ideal of R, then r(S) and l(S) are both two-sided ideals of R.

I am greatly struggling with this. I know how to show r(S) and l(S) are ideals, I've done that, but I am stuck on showing they're both two-sided ideals. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Sorry if it seems like a dumb question, but I’m currently a junior studying mathematics and if all goes according to plan, by the time I graduate I will have taken over 20 math courses. I plan on continuing my math education by getting a master’s degree and hopefully someday a PhD. I really like Probability/Statistics, Dynamical Systems, and Differential Geometry—Ergodic Theory seems like a cool field too but that’s way beyond me. I’ve just been taking undergrad math courses in all these.

I have a little bit of programming experience with C++ and Python, and know some Matlab and R.

What kinds of careers in robotics could I enter if it’s possible? I’ve heard topological motion planning is

Has Ubisoft confirmed a year 3? If so, when can we expect to hear about it?

Let D be a subset of R, and let f,g : D –> R be functions which are continuous at c in D. Use the epsilon-delta definition of continuity to prove that f/g is continuous at c assuming g(c) =/= 0.

I'm having trouble setting it up and going about the proof. I know I'm supposed to use the triangle inequality but I can't get that part right I think. Currently, I have |(f(x)/g(x)) - (f(c)/(g(c))| = |(f(x)/(g(x)) - (f(c)/(g(x)) + (f(c)/(g(x)) - (f(c)/(g(c))| <= |1/g(x)||f(x) - f(c)| + |f(c)||1/(g(x)) - 1/(g(c))| but I don't know if this is right.

I’m curious. I saw a post earlier about how Chris approached Kevin Feige after AoU about wanting to really do something different with Thor and in the comments were some comments about various actors/actresses and their willingness to continue with the role.

So what I’m wondering is who still have contracts for more movies and who are the people who may do more, may quit? We can safely assume somebody major is going to die in IW, or be forced into permanent retirement, but still. I’m just curious is all. Thanks!

We see a brief glimpse of him in GOTG1 when The Collector is explaining the infinity stones to the guardians. He takes his staff containing the power stone and then hits the ground with it proceeding to wipe out all life in the area (at least what it looks like/can be assumed). Does anybody know what happened to him after this? Was that planet he was on Morag? I'm curious how the power stone got from Eson to Morag is all. Thanks!