I mean, depending on your calculations and scale, you might go a little more precise with it. At a diameter of, say, 10m for a semicircular bridge arc, that’s a difference of 0.7m.
(For mathematicians, the difference will be 0.00796m and then some I can’t be arsed to write out, but compared to the total arc of 15.7m, that’d be a deviation of 0.05% which is basically zero anyway)
So you just need to figure out the precise amount of prewarming, then subsequently cooling in coordination with the circuit’s load to make sure it stays at the right temperature?
One’s an accident. Two’s a coincidence. Three’s an SCP.
(And probably one of my faves.)
God damn I love that community.
Well, given that it’s supposed to be toxic rather than just painful, I’d say we’re resistant in that it takes a high dose to kill us.
How fortunate then that the same species resistant to their defense actually goes on to cultivate it
Now get to a medical facility, but make sure not to surface too rapidly or you might get gas bubbles in your joints, blood or spinal chord.
That works if there’s enough public funding, but given trends lately and events most recently…
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There should be a Lemmy feature (perhaps just a client implementation detail?) for LaTeX conversion
Wouldn’t that be within tolerance of 3‰?