Currently doing a Bachelors in Physics with Theoretical Physics. I want to eventually do a Masters in some sort of related field, but I wouldnt mind taking a year or two to just work in between degrees. what sort of entry level options do I have with just the bachelor's i mentioned? It can be in literally any field e.g. data science or finance.
Currently doing a Bachelors in Physics with Theoretical Physics. I want to eventually do a Masters in some sort of related field, but I wouldnt mind taking a year or two to just work in between degrees. what sort of entry level options do I have with just the bachelor's i mentioned? It can be in literally any field e.g. data science or finance.
For whatever reason I cant seem to keep my elbows below my wrists while doing this exercise. I'm not very knowledgable on fitness terms but it almost feels like I lack the mobility to place my arms in the correct positions. Also notice in the video how I start off with elbows in a slightly better position, but as I complete the reps they start to move backwards. Also since the video is up, are there any other improvements i can make to my form overall?
On my Nvidia Shield TV Pro 2019, a lot of the time when I try to stream 4K movies (Usually not more than 20GB), it gets stuck on the loading screen, and begins causing the whole Shield to be laggy as when I try to close the app in multitasking it remains slow. I am assuming its not to do with internet speed since the lag would be contained to only the streaming, but since it just causes the Shield in general to lag I'm assuming its something to do with the Stremio app itself. Wondering does anyone know a good way to prevent this from happening?
Edit: I downgraded to 1.8.4 and it the issue seems to be gone.
Trying to watch a film on Stremio with Torrentio RD. On my Shield TV Pro 2019, when I try to watch any stream it just gets stuck loading, and if I try to exit the stream with the back button the whole app just freezes. If I try to watch the same stream with the Stremio app on the actual Smart TV, it works almost straight away. Surely something is up here? Theres no way Nvidia Shield should be running worse than whatever cheap CPU is built into the TV. Has anyone had similar experience, and what is a good fix?
Is there any way of using the network features in a pirated copy of P5R? Even some sort of fan made alternative server or something like that?
I understand that Facebook/Meta has owned Oculus since well before the Quest 2's release, but many devices have communities centered around removing invasive features and stuff like that. I'm wondering if there's anything like that for the Quest 2? Something that would get rid of Meta's data collection features and stuff like that.
Bases and Free Variables
In Linear Algebra I would often come across questions along the lines of "Find a basis for the vector space which satisfies X". The solution would usually be to solve until you have n free variables, then setting them to n distinct combinations to form a basis.
E.g. if you got a solution in the form <a+b, a, b>, then since there are two free variables, any two vectors with different (and not both zero) choices for a and b will form a suitable linearly independent basis.
I cant figure out a convincing argument for why this works, even though I feel like it should be obvious. Does anyone have a good explanation?
Hoping to stay in Galway until the start of August and need to find full time work to pay rent while still being able to save a bit. The only experience I have is in bartending but I want to avoid bar work as much as possible cause of late hours. Wondering what the best options would be for full time work? Havent had too much luck on indeed or any other sites.
Currently finished 2 years of a BSc in Physics with Theoretical Physics in UG. The course involves a lot of math, a bit of programming, and of course a lot of physics. Would anyone know how to find internships/work placement/etc. related to these fields? Things such as finance or other math heavy jobs, entry level courses involving programming, or just anything physics related?