He Who Walks In Shadows

@WeAreCanProud Is...is he the one in the dress?

It's good to see that Trudeau finally has a job he's qualified for.

@lporiginalg Deport more and the problem goes away.

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@PythonPr Python, once dowhatisaid() starts to work. Its successors: nodamnitthatisnotwhatiment() and fuckitimgoingtouseclaudeandrust() Great functions, tough to use.

Which language is the best right now?

@CNviolations Is she confused or did diabeetus make her blind?

She's thinking and chewing at max speed 😭

@vxunderground I would like such a dependancy, please advise.

Last time on Dragon Ball Z: I made a long ass post discussing my Benzodiazepine dependency. Lots of people sent me DMs, or left comments, calling me "brave", or something (is addiction and/or dependency taboo or something?). People also DMd me saying they also have Benzodiazepine dependency but were too scared to try to taper due to how dangerous the drug can be. Behind the scenes I've basically been a test dummy for some people. Let me share with all of you how cool and badass my taper has been > be me > on benzos for 14 years > not supposed to do more than 90 days > everyone like "wtf bro" > decide to do 25% reduction in dosage > people call me crazy > withdrawals start after two days, or something > day two arrives > insanely high anxiety > heart sometimes races > sometimes feel really hot > sometimes legs feel like jelly > sometimes really grumpy > weird withdrawals arent nonstop > comes in waves seemingly randomly > sometimes better, sometimes worse > not too bad, honestly > really, really, really bad insomnia tho > day five > every clams down > shrimple, not too bad > consult with addiction specialist to help insomnia > give me sleeping pills (trazadone) > "go to hospital if you get dangerous erection" > okay? > hold previous 25% cut for a few weeks > decide to aggressively taper again > another 25% cut > total reduction would be 50% > start > day two arrives > feel really sad > doesnt feel like depression > feel "blue", just low energy and kind of mopey > everything in my life great > no reason to be sad > legs sometimes feel like jello > anxiety back > heart race sometimes > heart sometimes beat really hard > mostly really sad The sadness feels like I'm a 14 year old boy in math class whos crush (Susie Bananas, straight A student, champion of the Spelling Bee) recently told you in secret she has a crush on Joseph FastFeet (fastest kid in school), and now you're sad and have to listen to really emo music in your bedroom while your parents make you pancakes for dinner. It's not crippling depression, but you just feel kind of emotional. The weird heart beat thingie is like, you'll be laying in bed and it's like your heart turned the bass up to fuck off level. I'm in bed and it feels like my heart is punching the mattress through my back. It's interesting. Overall the taper hasn't been too bad. Pic related: what my anxiety feels like during taper (just cat crushing the planet).

Wife is going through her great grandmother's things and found this gem.

@libsoftiktok May be the last honourable country remaining.

Meanwhile in Japan 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 The Japanese love America more than the Leftist commies

@TheCriticalDri2 Only of they take my whiskey away.

The year is 2029, and you own nothing. Are you happy? youtu.be/KyRBz_mQsT8?is…

@vxunderground Oh no! Half will die and the other half will fail to report! This could mean the end of billions or even 10s of billions before the year is out.

@GreenTextRepost Coersion.

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@CNviolations So cute! 😻 Too bad he will likely eat them.

Legend has it he's still there

@scottdkehler If one were to perhaps chase it and look for a twirly cloud, where should one focus?

All of southern Manitoba should be prepared for heavy rain later today. An extremely humid air mass will result in widespread thunderstorm activity starting this evening, with the potential for flash flooding. #mbstorm

@TheFlatEartherr I understand they lie, but why are all your photos and videos ai? Where are all the real photos?

So NASA lied to use about the real shape of the earth 🧐

@EmilySm43 Invite them over.

Be honest What would you do?

@0TulsiGabbard2 Yes.

Question of the day: As a Canadian, if you were granted free citizenship to the USA, would you take it?

@elonmusk And 3% butterscotch ripple

So true

@Mangalawyer I'd buy that for a dollar!

@vxunderground It is soft and gentle. So i've heard.

Something is fundamentally broken with Telegram. Telegram nerds have informed me they're receiving ... dating advertisements? On the vx-underground channel? I've literally never felt the touch of a woman

Calculus and mathematical notation ✍️ Calculus really focuses on two main ideas: how fast things change and how much things add up. Everything in this chart is a tool based on those two concepts. A limit is about asking "where is this headed?" It's like watching a car slow down and guessing where it will stop. Epsilon means "an incredibly tiny amount." This term is used when you need to be very precise about that idea. Derivatives deal with the speed of change. The first derivative shows how fast something is moving, like a speedometer. The second derivative indicates whether that speed is increasing or decreasing, similar to acceleration. The "nth" versions mean you keep asking that same question repeatedly. The partial derivative works the same way but considers multiple factors at once it holds everything else constant and examines how just one thing affects the outcome. Integrals do the opposite they add everything up. A single integral sums things along a line, a double integral across a flat area, and a triple integral throughout an entire 3D space. The closed versions do this along paths or surfaces that loop back on themselves, like going around a sphere. Complex numbers emerged because mathematicians needed a way to deal with the square root of negative numbers, which typically does not exist. The imaginary unit solves this problem. The complex conjugate is simply the mirror image of a complex number. Vectors are numbers with a direction. Wind speed is a perfect example you need to know both how strong it is and its direction. A unit vector keeps only the direction and removes the strength. Lastly, convolution blends two signals together, similar to mixing audio tracks. The Laplace and Fourier transforms are useful shortcuts that simplify complicated problems. The Fourier transform, in particular, uncovers hidden frequencies within any signal, like splitting light through a prism. The delta function represents a perfect instantaneous spike. It's used to model occurrences like a sudden impact or a single pulse in time. All these symbols create the vocabulary that scientists and engineers use to describe everything from how planets move to how your phone processes sound.

Basic Electrical Engineering