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I need opinions from the collective. What are your preferred tools to learn matplotlib? If it adds context I am an undergraduate student in college. Thank you in advance.

So picture this, I'm planning out my senior year. I am a Data Science major, and would like to take CS 189, then CS 182. I have taken Data 140, Stat 135, Data C102, Data 144, and Data 101 prior to these classes. I will try to avoid Sahai at all costs. These classes will be taken two different semesters with one other tech and two breath classes. Is there anything I should watch out for? How is 189/182 in comparison to CS 188?

Thank you for any help. The reason behind this choice is because I had an internship last sem, got a return offer, and learned sparse neural nets were a core part of their work. Plus the topics of these classes looked more interesting than the stats classes I was going

From a scale of 1 (chill sem) to 10 (death). What are your opinions. I'm thinking a solid 7.

Yo ... what was that. Unlike any practice test, and some problems I could not even answer much less get right. Got +1 SD on past midterms, lookin like maybe a 30/100 this time around w/ no curve (canic is raw score). What y'all think? Am I trippin?

Platform(s): PC on those flash game websites

Genre: Tower Defense, Sci-Fi, Base Building

Estimated year of release: Early to mid 2010s

Graphics/art style: Sci-Fi pixel

Notable characters: None

Notable gameplay mechanics: It was like a tower defense game, but you were free to place towers anywhere. You would put walls around you base and have damage dealing turrets inside. You would face bosses, and waves of enemies from in front and behind. It was a 2D top-down. Every time a tower would die you would hear a pixelated melting sound and the screen would flash white. It was a boss survival game with adds in-between.

Other details: Flash game to be sure

Now, I know what your thinking “how does talking about this this help anything. Just take your dosage and don’t go overboard.” Let me explain.

As we all (hopefully) know, SARMs exhibit their effects by binding to skeletal AR and promoting anabolic effects. In addition, dosage can be large/small due to how the drug is metabolized (how much of it makes it to the actual receptor), the half-life of the compound, and how selective it is. In addition, people gain AR as they both use AAS/SARMs and increase muscle mass.

My question is, in addition to the aforementioned reasons, why does dosage of selective molecules differ to such an extent. Why can I take 30mg of MK-2866 and feel no extreme side

I know test inhibits the production of GnRH (this hormone stimulated LH and FSH production), but I am at a loss to how estrogen affects (specifically inhibits) the HPTA. If you can link a source, article, study, or just type out below, it would be extremely appreciated.

It’s been a couple months since I did research into exactly how SERMs effect the body (both in the brain and in other tissues). While yes, I know correct dosages, and how to PCT, I wanted to brush up on my underlying understanding of what these drugs do in the body. I primarily learned:

1. Toremifene (not Nolva) is usually tolerated better in the studies that compare it to existing SERMs

2. SERMs exhibit an estrogenic or anti-estrogenic effect on estrogen receptors in the different tissues in the body. In the brain it is an anti-estrogen and disallows bodily Estradiol from binding and exerting action. This “tricks” the brain into thinking there are less sex hormones than it actually has.

It’s been a couple months since I did research into exactly how SERMs effect the body (both in the brain and in other tissues). While yes, I know correct dosages, and how to PCT, I wanted to brush up on my underlying understanding of what these drugs do in the body. I primarily learned:

1. Toremifene (not Nolva) is usually tolerated better in the studies that compare it to existing SERMs

2. SERMs exhibit an estrogenic or anti-estrogenic effect on estrogen receptors in the different tissues in the body. In the brain it is an anti-estrogen and disallows bodily Estradiol from binding and exerting action. This “tricks” the brain into thinking there are less sex hormones than it actually has.

After reading through the initial beginners guide I was wondering more resources this community would recommend. Anything from how to do in-depth research into dividend stocks (past what is featured in the six steps) to what risks are associated with different sectors in the dividend area (which was briefly touched on). Effectively anything you would find useful if you were a beginner in dividends or anything interesting to read up on (related to dividends).

Hope this falls in line with the rules and I look forward to learning more from you all.

TL:DR Know any additional beginner resources that expand on the “beginner’s guide” here?

Edit: reading the wiki right now

Alright so I built my own PC with help from others in discord. I streamed the whole thing and they checked me as I went along. I have built several computers in the past, albeit a while ago.

My parts list is as follows:

- CPU: Ryzen R5 3600

- CPU Cooler: Arctic Freezer 33 Esports One

- Graphics Card: Zotac GTX 1080 Mini (used)

- MOBO: ASRock B450M PRO4 Micro ATX

- Case: Zalman S3

- Ram: Team T-Force Vulcan Z 2x8GB 3000Mhz

- PSU: Thermaltake 500W 80+ White Certified PSU

I redid the front panel connectors, tried shorting the MOBO, checked all the PSU connections to make sure they were in all the way, checked to make sure all the standoffs and no screws were missing, and plugged

Maybe this has already been discussed but I can't seem to access the website needed to send my SAT Subject tests. Whenever I click on the link to add any new colleges I am just sent to a blank page. I've looked all over and I can't seem to find anyone even asking this same question. Sometimes I'll stumble onto a website that says "We are down for maintenance." I am sending two subject tests (Math 2 and Molecular Biology) to some ED, EA, and RD school and just needed some help.

Any tips appreciated. I know I'm not good at planning my time, but I am trying to get better.

Thank you for any tips or help.