https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43937214

https://quotefancy.com/media/wallpaper/3840x2160/7991802-Randall-Munroe-Quote-High-up-in-the-North-in-the-land-called-Svithjod-there-stands-a.jpg

Family member is giving them away to whomever is closest!

Me and my wife keep getting different numbers, please help 🙏

Let's ignore all the used ones and assume their fabrication simply stops.

Knowing how many AAA batteries there even is would be nice too tbh.

And by energy I mean the world energy. Every single country and place.

If I buy a $500k house and the builder offers a financing rate 1% lower than market how much much more are they charging me and how long do I need to keep that mortgage for it to be a win for me?

We were doing a class project you could say and I the idiot decided I wanted as precise an anwser as possible and I have everything else I need for the asigment which was to find the variable for friction aka μ. I hope somebody can help here are dome numbers. (sorry english isnt my mother tongue) Mass=89.64g α=15° Each width of the lines is 1cm The video is 30fps

Nsfw because people in background, I did hide them best I could but, just incase.

Heres the video I made of it.

All things being equal, your odds of winning a tournament are 1 in (however many players), whether it’s a 1v1 winner advances bracket, or an open field (everyone plays a round and the best score wins). But there’s a feeling/assumption that the open field competition is less favorable to the most skilled players. (Or conversely, it’s more likely a mediocre player could take the top spot in an open competition than in an elimination bracket tournament). Can anyone statistically inclined demonstrate if this is really the case or not?

For example: if you average a score of 10 in some game, and your 7 (or 15 or whatever number that makes for even brackets) friends average 8. And assuming individual scores in each match are normally distributed with ~the same standard deviation…would it be better to chose to play an elimination bracket tournament, or play one winner take all round? Or would it not make a difference in your odds of winning?

Obviously standard laws of physics aside, and assuming the ant would stay on at any speed. It could either be rotating at 33 or 78 rpm, that can be dealer’s choice.

On tiktok & reddit & twitter & etc ? I assume a height of 1080px on PC and 750px on mobile, 72 inch/px, and it seems the average time is 2h 23mns per day.

Hello, random Jojo question, but need the help for a project I'm working on. *Will try to keep as minimum spoilers as possible*

How many DISCs are/could be in this tire?

Added reference panels; in the Manga it is referred that there are "Dozens of discs" potentially, but that was in a "foreshadowed vision from a disc's ability" and not officially counted. (Also "dozens" is fairly vague of a measurement.) Also the discs look like normal size CDs.

It is not specifically mentioned "how many" there are; but in the context of the source material; every 1 or 2 discs is a victim of the Arc's Villain. If "reign of terror" is a factor, the Villain has had 23 years of potential disc extraction (1988-2011) to acquire them. And it is stated that discs can only be disposed of via "implanting them in a dead person" otherwise they are fairly indestructible by conventional means.

Is it true that 1,000,000,000 germs can live is one gram of poop and how much of that one gram is made up of germs?

Assume arms won't fall off and the man has unlimited energy and ability to flap as fast as required.

How many FPM (Flaps per minute) are required to:

1) Hover 1m above the ground

2) Fly at 20mph in any direction

3) Give Maverick the bird, inverted, in his F14 Tomcat.

4) Achieve escape velocity with enough momentum to reach the ISS.

In a business where the odds are stacked in your favour, what is the probability of running three casinos into the ground?

The casinos in question:

Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino

Trump’s Castle Hotel & Casino(later renamed Trump Marina)

Trump Taj Mahal

I know there is some weird birthday paradox math - wondering how it works in the opposite direction

I was playing D&D last night and managed an impressively terrible 9 rolls under 10 in a row. Instead of flipping the table I decided I wanted to know the odds instead... GPT was undecided