All RH Songs Played On This Solo Tour by Album
2024.11.26 20:18 radiofan122 All RH Songs Played On This Solo Tour by Album
Pablo Honey: None
The Bends: Fake Plastic Trees (Nice Dream) Street Spirit (Fade Out)
OK Computer: Airbag Let Down Karma Police Lucky
Kid A: Everything In Its Right Place Kid A How To Disappear Completely Idioteque
Amnesiac: Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box Pyramid Song I Might Be Wrong Hunting Bears Like Spinning Plates
HTTT: Sail To The Moon
In Rainbows: Bodysnatchers Weird Fishes/Arpeggi All I Need Reckoner Jigsaw Falling Into Place Videotape
TKOL: Bloom
AMSP: Daydreaming Glass Eyes Present Tense
Others: The Daily Mail Follow Me Around
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2024.11.26 20:18 Cold-Cola-739 After 3 months of work, my analog horror short is done!! The Branch Hand Man!!
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2024.11.26 20:17 ghikkkll Remote part-time jobs?
I’m from the USA but live in Italy. I’m looking for a part time job that I can do while I’m in Italy. Any ideas?
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2024.11.26 20:17 Face_OF2 A rough start with the Scania R560
via IFTTT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdO-xZcOpVc
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2024.11.26 20:17 Alive_Translator6719 Dm me if u want ur girl posted 18+ (have nudes)
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2024.11.26 20:17 Leonard_Quirm Kiernan Shipka
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2024.11.26 20:17 CrazyNova910 It's Magolorin' time!
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2024.11.26 20:17 neznam47 Upcoming Assessment Day
I have an assessment day coming up at a law firm which requires me having to travel for the first time to another city by myself. Though they will pay the expenses.
It’s a whole work day. Group exercise, an in-tray exercise, written exercise, a short interview, tours and conversations.
It’s my first time actually having applied for an apprenticeship and I’m quite nervous. I was not expecting that I’d be selected for the assessment day (though I’m thankful and happy of course).
Also this would essentially mean that if I were to be accepted, I’d probably have to move cities and my mum’s quite sad, holding me back haha. That’s not the problem. The problem is having to adapt to living alone in a different city and the fear of not liking law. Will I have to start saving up for rent?
And any tips on the assessment day?
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2024.11.26 20:17 benman5745 Urethroplasty cost in the US?
After reading the results here, and the amount I spent on my cytoscopy and failed urethrotomy I'm worried about the cost of the next step.
I've got Blue Cross/Blue Shield if it helps
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2024.11.26 20:17 SquareToe1684 I'm 14yo, 165lbs/75kg, 189cm/6'2. I haven't started working out, I'm a newbie. Based on the images, what should I do? **Workout routines, advice and nutrition tips will be greatly appreciated.**
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2024.11.26 20:17 General_Office630 Night trains - 1 or 2 days?
 | Some friends and I are planning an Interrail trip for July 2025. We were thinking about this route: Berlin - Hamburg - Copenhagen - Stockholm - Oslo - Helsinki - Tallinn (returning the same day to Helsinki). We are new at this, and we are trying our best for the right organization of it. Could you help us with your knowledge?: 1. Are night trains costing 1 or 2 days of travelling? We are organizing following this page: https://back-on-track.eu/night-train-map/ It is so helpful, but we are not sure if travelling by night will cost 1 or 2 days of the Interrail ticket. 2. Do you think is it worthy to visit Oslo? We are discussing if it is worthy or not, but no one has been there. It would be great if you could give us more info. We saw there are no night connections through that page, but Google Maps says it is a 5h45' trip, so we don't know what to do. 3. In case Oslo is not worthy at all, what would you think to change it for Baltic Countries? We also have the option to change it for Riga (and maybe Vilnius), but we read they are poor connected. 4. Do you think it could be possible to travel to Saint Petersburg? We saw it is not included with Interrail Pass, but we have doubts because in some maps it is included. Maybe the situation has changed due to the war? 5. Is the route too ambitious for 4 weeks? We are trying to figure out if it is possible to do it in 1 month. 6. How much would you think we will spend? We were thinking about a budget of €1500? Is it realistic? Berlin - Helsinki submitted by General_Office630 to Interrail [link] [comments] |
2024.11.26 20:17 tempmailgenerator Fixing the PyVista Glyph Orientations Error "Truth Value of an Array is Ambiguous"
 | https://preview.redd.it/svkxbkal0b3e1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=bd362b3435998452cc7da4f56e1ac5519dc6bbf7 Understanding PyVista Errors When Working with Lattice Vectors https://preview.redd.it/5iqeam7m0b3e1.jpg?width=1154&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=01a2be62abcb5df9ce76e4b49a88ff843aafed55 Working with libraries like PyVista can be exciting, especially when visualizing data in 3D. But encountering errors like the infamous "truth value of an array is ambiguous" can be frustrating for beginners. 💻 When adding arrows to represent spin vectors on a lattice, this error often stems from incorrect data handling. It’s a roadblock that can leave you scratching your head about why your code isn't behaving as expected. 🤔 PyVista offers robust tools for 3D plotting, but understanding its requirements for inputs like vector arrays is key. This particular error occurs because the library struggles to interpret arrays directly without explicit logic. In this guide, we’ll unravel the cause of this issue and walk through a real-life example to fix it. By the end, you'll confidently use PyVista's glyph functionality to visualize complex vector data on a lattice. 🌟 https://preview.redd.it/4ortmgsq0b3e1.png?width=770&format=png&auto=webp&s=49c26cfcc137a152f7a39c664458f9b6ded335d7 Understanding Vector Orientation and Glyphs in PyVista https://preview.redd.it/lsv7ojwm0b3e1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=937af445f8d6ef37a3ae3d5114c28aeb2611324a The scripts provided address a common issue encountered when visualizing vector data on a lattice using PyVista. The error arises because the library needs vectors to be correctly normalized and assigned for rendering 3D glyphs like arrows. In the first step, we create a 2D hexagonal lattice using nested loops. This lattice serves as a base structure where each vertex will host a spin vector. The key here is to calculate the offsets correctly, ensuring that the lattice is staggered row by row to mimic the desired geometry. This setup is fundamental for visualizing scientific data like crystal structures or magnetic lattices. ⚛️ Next, we generate random spin vectors for each lattice point. These vectors represent directional data, such as particle spins or field directions in a physics simulation. Using NumPy, the vectors are normalized to unit length, ensuring consistency in scale for the visualization. The normalized vectors are stored in a custom property of the PyVista PolyData object, enabling seamless integration with PyVista's rendering engine. This step prevents the "truth value of an array is ambiguous" error by explicitly associating a valid vector array with the glyph function. Once the lattice and vectors are prepared, PyVista's powerful glyph functionality is used to create arrows representing the vectors. This is achieved by specifying the "vectors" property for orientation and customizing the arrow size through scaling and a factor parameter. For instance, in a real-world application, arrows could depict wind directions on a geographic map or electric field lines in an electromagnetic simulation. Adding visual cues like color and point size further enhances the clarity of the plot, making it more informative for analysis. Finally, the visualization is refined using PyVista's plotting tools. The lattice points are rendered as spheres, and bounding boxes are added to provide context. This makes the plot intuitive and engaging, especially for presentations or scientific publications. For example, you might use this setup to display the spin orientation of atoms in a magnetic material, helping researchers better understand material properties. The flexibility of PyVista's API allows for effortless modifications, such as altering arrow colors or switching between grid layouts. 🌟 Understanding and Fixing Ambiguous Truth Value Errors in PyVista https://preview.redd.it/8cixhjhn0b3e1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b9e14fb0f9b947358dab7fe26729888527bdd42e Solution 1: Using NumPy vector handling and PyVista glyph for visualization. https://preview.redd.it/hvb48s9r0b3e1.png?width=770&format=png&auto=webp&s=9074b59ef87df048de2c3aaed9469766cbfb49fc https://preview.redd.it/t8uljk2o0b3e1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0b1dd7c477f7e3431153cb44d183d050a3ee42bc Solution 2: Directly using PyVista's `vectors` property with error handling for input validation. https://preview.redd.it/s63r6zmr0b3e1.png?width=770&format=png&auto=webp&s=a14282721b2ba2b27f8d9205e4e5a502c8335695 https://preview.redd.it/3pollono0b3e1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9a7b22db7bea0b66b81c9ab35637eb5ca529e18f Python script to test multiple environments for both solutions. https://preview.redd.it/zzjqfp0s0b3e1.png?width=770&format=png&auto=webp&s=e41c5229d8a0d33b24c7cff7751c08bc71d95b4e https://preview.redd.it/bvn05p8p0b3e1.jpg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=43bb47982339d3507d8221aea4f40b59e30fca5e PyVista's glyph function offers a sophisticated way to visualize vector data in 3D space, and understanding its mechanics unlocks numerous possibilities for data representation. The issue of ambiguous truth values in PyVista often arises due to improperly structured or unnormalized vector arrays. Glyph orientation in PyVista is determined by an explicit association of vectors, requiring each vector to have a consistent magnitude and direction. This ensures that when glyphs like arrows are rendered, they correctly represent the intended data. For example, when mapping wind directions across a grid, consistent vector norms help maintain accuracy and clarity in visualization. 🌬️ One crucial feature of PyVista is its ability to handle complex geometries and scalavector fields simultaneously. By using the glyph method with correctly normalized vector fields, users can display directional data on arbitrary surfaces or volumes. This is particularly useful in applications like fluid dynamics, where glyphs can represent flow patterns, or in electromagnetic simulations, where vectors indicate field lines. Adding color to glyphs based on scalar magnitudes further enriches the visual output, providing insights at a glance. PyVista’s flexibility ensures these visualizations are interactive, aiding in data exploration. Moreover, the combination of PyVista with libraries like NumPy or pandas enhances its power. For instance, vectors derived from a data frame can be directly fed into PyVista, allowing seamless integration of data processing and visualization workflows. In real-world applications, this workflow might involve simulating magnetic domains in a material or plotting satellite data over geographic regions. By automating the normalization and assignment of vectors, users can eliminate common errors, like the "truth value of an array is ambiguous," ensuring smooth plotting workflows. 🌟 Frequently Asked Questions About PyVista Glyphs https://preview.redd.it/i8snyrtp0b3e1.jpg?width=1155&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9875c47a1c7dd1e10c3eb930bc5d67ec8e229fac What causes the "truth value of an array is ambiguous" error in PyVista? This error occurs when you pass a multi-element array to a conditional. In PyVista, this often means the vector array isn’t properly normalized or assigned. Ensure vectors are normalized using np.linalg.norm. How can I normalize vectors for PyVista glyph orientation? You can normalize vectors by dividing them by their magnitude using np.linalg.norm. This ensures each vector has a unit length. What does the glyph function do in PyVista? The glyph function generates 3D shapes, such as arrows, to represent vectors. It uses properties like orientation and scaling to align glyphs with vector data. Can PyVista glyphs handle scalar and vector data simultaneously? Yes, PyVista supports scalar and vector data together. Scalars can define glyph colors, while vectors determine their orientation. What are common applications of PyVista's glyph function? Applications include visualizing wind patterns, electromagnetic fields, fluid flows, and other scientific simulations where directional data is critical. Working with PyVista can be tricky, especially when setting up glyph orientations for vector visualization. Errors like "truth value of an array is ambiguous" often stem from improper array normalization. By correctly preparing data and using PyVista's glyph functionality, visualizing lattice structures becomes seamless. For instance, this approach is useful in simulations involving magnetic spins. 🌀 Refining Vector Visualization Techniques https://preview.redd.it/r2bh10fq0b3e1.jpg?width=1155&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4619b3ce46ad45845ad119585b1f8963cccd8650 Visualizing vector data accurately with PyVista demands careful attention to input normalization and assignment. Ensuring compatibility between vector arrays and glyph methods eliminates common errors and improves the clarity of 3D plots. This allows researchers to showcase dynamic systems effectively. From plotting magnetic spins to simulating wind flows, PyVista's tools bring intricate datasets to life. Learning to leverage these features, including vector scaling and orientation, enables more insightful representations, making even complex concepts accessible and visually engaging. 🌟 Sources and References for PyVista Vector Handling Elaborates on PyVista's official documentation, detailing the PyVista API and Glyphs for 3D visualization. Explains the mathematical operations used for vector normalization from NumPy's Documentation . Discusses the practical implementation of 3D lattice structures with reference to Lattice Geometry Concepts . Fixing the PyVista Glyph Orientations Error "Truth Value of an Array is Ambiguous" submitted by tempmailgenerator to MailDevNetwork [link] [comments] |
2024.11.26 20:17 wolfe1924 I can’t even with this one.
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2024.11.26 20:17 3L3M3NT4LP4ND4 What the fuck is wrong with the CM training modes?
I get that EA doesn't care about people who don't pump a couple grand into FUT for digital NFT's that disappear after a year but holy fuck I didn't realize that mesnt I lost the privilege of gameplay getting basic playtesting.
Some of these training methods are sick jokes from the actual expectations to the amount of points you need. Lobbed through passing? impossible. Lobbed through passing barely even works as a whole let alone in these hyper specific scenarios where the AI will just not chase after the ball...Crossing scenarios? the AI is borderline broken. They never go for balls whilst you're trying to wrsngle the shitty character select because it thinks the player out of the box is the closest despite the fact Helen Keller could see who the closest player was.
That's assuming they went for the ball at all of course most of the time they just stare as the ball sails over their hesds and gets intercepted by the defensive AI and then good luck scoring a goal. Yes thank you EA it's really easy to aim a ball when you're looking at the field from the perspective of the fucking linesman!
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2024.11.26 20:17 CourtofTalons The crossover I didn't know I needed until now
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2024.11.26 20:17 Darth_Marko_23 What is this?
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2024.11.26 20:17 Reasonable_Bench5469 Submit your girls
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2024.11.26 20:17 Royalle Anyone know how to play this comp? Had High Voltage + Academy Spark + Pandora Box. I died with 4 Sentinel, 5 Academy, 3 Rebel. Wanted to swap to 6 Sentinel, 4 Academy but died lvl 8 :(
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2024.11.26 20:17 Outrageous_Tank_1990 DEA-CO1 Notes
Hi guys,
Does anyone have notes available for DEA exam which you will be comfortable sharing? I am taking my exam in about a week, so different study notes/perspective will be appreciated!
Let me know if any of you can share it.
Thank you.
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2024.11.26 20:17 Mr_Ali96 Add me for daily gifts
Let's be friends in Pokémon GO! My Trainer Code is 809436793260!
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2024.11.26 20:17 Bobjoehimate3609 Need help completing board
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2024.11.26 20:17 Roraiminha My bed is a mess, but there is not cat
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2024.11.26 20:17 monsiu_ Si heri tuende TZ turude ama aje wadau? (swipe)
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2024.11.26 20:17 No-Membership-9542 Reducing extractor hood noise from my neighbours' restaurant
Hello everybody,
I am trying to understand what solutions I have to solve something that is making me constantly consider moving out of my apartment these days.
My living room has one wall that is shared with that of a Vietnamese restaurant, with the kitchen being right behind it, as well as (I assume) the gas stove with its exctractor hood. Basically at lunchtime and dinner time I have this annoying low-frequency hum at around 50 hz going on and on, which makes it impossible to effectively use the living room for eating peacefully and just relaxing on the sofa after a long day.
I got in 1 year and a half ago and the problem has been always there, so I suspect my landlords know very well about it and have not taken any action to deal with it.
What I am considering is talking to the landlord about providing for some kind of acoustic treatment of the wall but I would like to go speak about it knowing already what can be done and what would be an average cost.
What would be a good solution to get some of the bass to be blocked? The only solution I tried is to move a big closet in front of it but it seems to have worked only minimally.
Thank you!
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2024.11.26 20:17 Willing-Share-5617 THE NERVE!!!
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