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<raptop> amusing find: a lot of the literature uses kilojanskys, but doesn't label them as such
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<raptop> ...I swear, I just found an error in a table in a 22 year old paper
<whitequark> how many people read an average paper, again?
<raptop> Fun fact: it has errata for a different part of the paper
<raptop> ...ADS claims that this paper was cited 1131 times
<whitequark> ok my question stands
<raptop> oof
<raptop> I'd *assume* a fair number, and the "lots of papers no one reads" problem is more in the humanities than STEM
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<raptop> Then again, they (Bessel, Casteli, and Plez 1998) complain about unknown infrared excess around Vega messing up modeling and calibration. The dust/cometary debris was found by IRAS in the early 1980s. (...and rediscovered in the late 2010s I think?)
<raptop> aaaaaa
<raptop> !wa 1 ounce in mg
* whitequark stares at raptop
<whitequark> approx. 28349.52 milligram (mass)
<mlbaker> win 2
<raptop> whitequark: sorry, I get confused as to what bots can do what
<raptop> also, conversion factors are Fun
<whitequark> oh i just mean
<whitequark> i only ever encounter ounces when it's weed-related
<whitequark> and i can't figure out what are you gonna do with milligrams of weed.
<raptop> it's actually sort of weird that I never use ounces (weight) for cooking purposes
<raptop> well, eg: I tend to got coffee in ~30-40 oz cans, but end up measuring out volumes
* raptop should probably get a kitchen scale at some point
<raptop> (please enjoy the FORTRAN 77 code included in the paper)
<raptop> !8 include real haze model, O3, CO2, H2O, etc?
<galois> raptop: no
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<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy opened pull request #2698: Remove Normed and use Hilbert everywhere - https://git.io/JULwl
<UmbralRaptop> The atmosphere hates you, and wants you to suffer
* UmbralRaptop should sleep
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<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy opened pull request #2699: Pointwise inner product of polynomials - https://git.io/JUL9I
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<egg|anbo|egg> !wpn whitequark
* galois gives whitequark a stinger with an electron attachment
<egg|anbo|egg> !wpn UmbralRaptop
* galois gives UmbralRaptop a full fraction with a scheme attachment
<egg|anbo|egg> I use pounds when buying food and sometimes cooking
<egg|anbo|egg> (metric pounds, of course)
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<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy closed pull request #2698: Remove Normed and use Hilbert everywhere - https://git.io/JULwl
<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy pushed 4 commits to master [+0/-2/±30] https://git.io/JULF0
<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy 2d35691 - Remove Normed.
<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy e69ece2 - Use is_quantity_v.
<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy 2d2e02f - A compilation error.
<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] pleroy 8135436 - Merge pull request #2698 from pleroy/UseHilbert Remove Normed and use Hilbert everywhere
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<raptop> !8 Do railfans like ruby?
<galois> raptop: no
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* raptop stabs sky brightness for being basically all lines (well, at any good site during dark time)
<raptop> random observation from yesterday's unhappy hour: a lot of students apparently can't get anything out of Jackson, and just used Griffiths
<SnoopJeDi> I really did not care for that book as an undergrad
<SnoopJeDi> but it's not bad either
<raptop> hrm
<SnoopJeDi> no shame in supplementing a course though
<raptop> Yeah, approximately everyone uses Griffiths as a supplement. The interesting thing was as a primary
<SnoopJeDi> our course notes were sufficiently good that Jackson was mostly a place to get problems
<SnoopJeDi> raptop, speaking of which, your cohort might make use of them: http://people.physics.tamu.edu/pope/EM603/em603.pdf
<raptop> It's mostly EM I being the barrier. Not sure anyone takes EM II who isn't specifically doing related stuff
<SnoopJeDi> yea, much the same here
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<raptop> Hrm, extinction models often require a bunch of empirical corrections and some components have rapid time variation. This is going to make an arbitrary site one difficult to make accurate
<raptop> Also that apparently typical constants are locked in two books I can barely find descriptions of don't help
<raptop> (extinction as in atmospheric scattering/absorption, not inbound asteroids)
<raptop> Why is BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD trending?
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<_whitenotifier-9244> [Principia] eggrobin labeled pull request #2699: Pointwise inner product of polynomials - https://git.io/JUL9I
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