u/No-Nerve-2658

O que eu faço se o prazo acabar e não conseguir fazer um requerimento novo e ficar com menos de 12 créditos quando o prazo acabar? Fiz o requerimento ontem de manhã e até agora nada

Vou fazer o requerimento ainda e não tenho a matéria no moddle, todos os meus professores do meu instituto cancelaram a aula essa semana qual a situação?

I am working on my 1470s men at arms armor, already know about the armor in art website is there more resources like this?

Tenho uma media relativamente boa no meu curso 7,3 na física acredito que a ponderada média é 5,5 para o meu curso, e não tenho nenhuma reprovação, por que nesse semestre fiquei quase que em ultimo em todas as matérias? Não estou adiantado nem nada do tipo nas matérias que eu peguei.

Detalhe, na matrícula anterior quando a minha nota era pior, fiquei em segundo e primeiro em quase todas as matérias.

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I feel like in a attempt to revert what some of the 18th and 19th century notions of how "Dark" were medieval Europe, specifically regarding scientific production, I have seen a claims on the internet that the medieval times were just as productive as the classical period, or that the instability and later fall of the western empire didn't affect scientific discoveries. So I downloaded Charles A Murray's database and did a graph to analyze those claims. The graph quantifies the number of works by notable natural philosophers, that appeared in >50% from the 163 Histories Surveys Analyzed by Murray. There is a caveat that I need to add here, the 163 Histories Surveys that were used were made by modern historians, so they probably are biased by modern perceptions of scientific history. And of course this graph does not include the Arab world, or anything outside of the greco roman world and later Medieval Europe.

With all of that cleared it is obvious from the data, that scientific advancements took a big hit during the decline on of the Ptolemaic decline on the second century bc, and later because of the crisis of the 3rd century. And it basically disappeared after the 6th century. Only to return in the 11th century, leading up to the renaissance. The main thing is that categoric statements about the entire 1000 years of the medieval period are always wrong, I would have no problem in calling the period of 600-1000 AD "Dark Ages" But after that things were very comparable to the classical period the closer it gets to the 1400s. However I would be very cautious when correcting the dark ages myth from public perception to not end up going too far.

When Theodosius started his anti pagan laws, most of the population was pagan in many places in the empire, this very likely caused a lot of infighting and probably did not help with the manpower problem the military was suffering, those things culminated in the Battle of the Frigidus were a pro pagan usurper fought Theodosius. This damaged, a lot the military of the west, that latter could not stop the crossing of the ring some 20 years later. There are in my opinion much more relevant reasons why the west fell like the 3rd century crisis, and the change in the climate that led to the Germanic migrations, and the succession problems, but I noticed that some people claim that this very big change didn’t affect at all to the decline, I have seen some people even say that it would have fallen much earlier if it wasn’t for Christianity, what is the consensus about this topic between historians?

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Comparing my M4 MacBook Pro, with a M4 max 16 cores 36 gb, vs a 5,1 with 2 Intel Xeon x5690, a rx 5700 xt, SATA ssd (not nvme yet) 64gb.

I am quite impressed by those results, even though the Mac Pro got destroyed on the benchmarks, It got surprisingly close on a few tests, and even beaten the MacBook on twinmotion, and in many games its quite close, it lost when frame generation is on because my gpu probably doesn't support it.

Considering that one if from just about 2 years ago and the other is a almost 17 year old computer, and that one costed 3500usd and the other can bought and upgraded by less than 1000 usd, this shows that the Mac Pro is not dead yet.