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Billet is just the name for a chunk of metal. In the automotive world it's often used as a short hand for parts that were machined out of a big block of material, as opposed to cheaper castings where molten metal is poured into a mold pressed out of sheet metal. Machining is more expensive for large quantities but it c... |
It was always weird to me that the captain was deciding the speed. Seems like that's the navigator's job.
"Lt. Smith, Starfleet wants us at Starbase 12 in two days. Set a course."
"Aye aye, sir." *does a bunch of math* "Helm, come about to 185 mark 3, warp 6." |
The queens and bishops move through social means to achieve their goals. Castles project power. Knights have some social power, and some military might, so they can be unpredictable. Kings' power comes from those around him. He can move as he likes, but his strength is in his people, not his own arm. And pawns are weak... |
Nobody tells the cadets details about the Maru test before they take it.
The cadets know it's daunting, maybe even unbeatable, they don't know why.
In fact the strategic choice in the scenario is simple. There's only one right choice- to fight, and there's only one endgame, to live long enough for the civilians to es... |
When you go to sleep, in a simplified sense, your brain deactivates your muscles. When you just wake up, your muscles are also beginning to "wake up" so it would be hard for you to have total control of them right off the bat. |
There is no special reason why men couldn't wear "skirts" or "dresses" - a kilt is basically a skirt, the traditional gear many ancient peoples wore into battle was basically a skirt, what we call "robes" are basically dresses. (And in some languages, a woman's dress is still called a "robe".) Men's kilts/robes would,... |
Time-Turners are strictly controlled by the Ministry, and the Ministry kind of hates Dumbledore. The Ministry is okay with students using Time-Turners to be in two places at once, but they're already scared of one Dumbledore; no way they trust him enough to allow him to make two or more of himself exist at the same tim... |
Step one is probably instructing the Mechanicum to repair the Golden Throne. Step two is ears-only for the Chief Custodes: kill the Emperor so that He may be reborn/reincarnated/regenerated.
Step Three: step off the Golden Throne and start cleaning house. |
For what we saw from Wan's backstory, the world of Avatar has been in conflict since Vaatu was released and the humans started roaming by themselves (maybe even before that, and that's how they ended up in the back of the turtle lions), first with the spirits, then with each other.
The following era might be a series ... |
I think you're talking about the episode where he swapped voices with Chip Skylark and they had to get Chip to make the wish instead. The difference is that when he became a girl that was still 'his' voice. It belonged to him, his body just changed. He was gunna have Cosmo and Wanda until later into his teenage years, ... |
Sebum is the oily stuff your skin releases, and more of it is released on your scalp than most other places on the body.
There is a fungus that every human has that feeds on sebum.
The dandruff comes from your body having an inflammation response to the fungus, which leads to a faster pace in skin cells being grown.
... |
To start, when a mother is pushing, the birth canal compresses the lungs and fluid can be expelled out.
After, when a baby is born, it coughs and breathes! Over a couple hours, all the fluid is cleared out either by coughing the fluid out forcefully, air replacing the fluid in the lungs, or by the baby's body re-absor... |
Say a road costs $1 million to build, but is expected to generate economic activity worth $5 million in tax revenue over its 30 year lifespan. Take out a 30 year loan, build the road, pay the installments and then do it again when the road has reached the end of its service life and needs to be rebuilt. Do this for man... |
Tony's "suit of armor around the world" would have almost certainly stopped Thanos with four Stones. Tony by himself was more or less holding his own, and if you added a few dozen robots with nanotech-suit level capabilities, Thanos would have been in real trouble.
Giving Thanos the Time Stone makes this more difficul... |
He's always (at least since entering the world) appeared to be a wizened old man. That was the form the Istari (wizards) took in order to convey their wisdom and humility for the purposes of guiding the kingdoms of Men.
Remember that the wizards are not mortal Men but immortal Maiar, angelic beings in the direct servi... |
Typically, the same properties that make metals conductive (the way they move electrons) makes them opaque. Color and transparency relate to how photons (light) interacts with a material. So something is transparent when photons can pass through roughly without distortion. In metals, however, there's a cloud of very mo... |
No. Dwarves are not fools when it comes to economics, and the Lonely Mountain represented only one Dwarven city. There are others.
It likely stayed in the hands of a few choice Dwarves, granting them immense wealth (Bilbo being one of the recipients, of course), and they likely leaked enough to keep the economy stable... |
He remembers everything. You how every once in a while you will wake up from such a deep sleep that you question who, where, and what you are? That’s basically what happened to Gandalf.
It will take a minute to reorient thousands of years of experience in middle earth on top of countless eons as basically an Archange... |
I always felt like requiring students to do this five days a week every single week for the majority of their adolescence was a little cultish.
I think it’s even weirder that when you mention how it’s creepy some Americans talk about how you’re like anti-nationalist or something lol.
There’s nothing wrong with knowi... |
All of your granulocytes would be gone within 3 days. You would be extremely prone to infection after this point. Your stomach lining would disappear within three days, your sperm too. Within a week, you would be unable to digest nutrients because the epithelia of the intestines would be gone.
Assume you make it this ... |
Good question. You gotta see which force is acting against that pressure. The telescope is not at the L2 exactly, but slightly "before" so it has the ever slightest tendency to get pulled towards the sun. This gravitational force is bigger than the solar wind pressure, so you need fuel to ever stay as close to L2 as po... |
You guys are going about this the wrong way..I see your hoover dam and raise you the shit we left on the moon. We left reflectors, vehicles and various other things on the moon. Moonquakes do happen sometimes but they will last a long long time |
You can easily estimate how well is voyeger 1 illuminated. Direct sunlight is about 50,000 lux. Illuminance falls with distace squared. Voyeger is 125 AU far. So illuminance is roughly 50,000/125**2 = 3.2 lux. So Voyager is better lit than open terain in the light of the full moon, which is about 0.5 lux. Even in the d... |
Congratulations! You just discovered it isn't so bad to change the past!
How?
Well, the second time travel is invented, then - on a long enough timeline - someone will have traveled into the past. From your perspective in the present, it already happened.
Since you are still here, in a non-erased realty/non-ripped-s... |
There are a *lot* of variable features about eyes. They can be different colors, wildly different shapes of the overall socket, the eyebrows are distinct, single-lid/double-lid, how deep the indentation is, the relation of the forehead to the eye opening, the shape of the actual opening of the lids, the expressions the... |
Effectively the same thing. Ozai would prepare to kill Azula out of obedience to his father and ruler, Ursa would make the same bargain to save her child, Ozai would take it and have Azulon assassinated and Ursa would be exiled for her part.
The real change would be Azula's reaction - she either feels betrayed at her ... |
Pigs revert. When domesticated pink pigs escape barnyards and get into the woods, their hair grows thick and bristly and they grow tusks. It doesn't take them generations to do this, the actual pig who escaped gets wild again. |
They have the same genome yes. And it shouldn't be that surprising, the same genome that produces your eye is the same genome which produces your kidneys, two very different organs. One of the biggest discoveries from the human genome project was that the absolute number of genes is not that high, it's the regulation o... |
Why do you think society is conditioning minorities to be sensitive, and not minorities trying to condition society to be more sensitive towards them?
Why do you think society instills certain words with power, and it's not society reacting to how much power the words already have? |
The Mid-Atlantic accent, or Transatlantic accent, is a purposefully-cultivated accent of English that blends together the most prestigious features of American and British English (specifically Received Pronunciation for the latter). Adopted in the early 20th century mostly by American aristocrats and Hollywood actors,... |
Yes, several planets in the Solar System do. The oldest of which, the 2001 Mars Oddessey orbiter, has been in orbit around another planet longer than any other satellite.
**Mercury**
* MESSENGER - the First Mercury orbiter was deliberately crashed in 2015 after 4 years in orbit. The orbiter achieved 100% mapping of M... |
The irony is, even if a plumber did find out bruce wayne was batman? That wouldn't actually be a problem. Ok, Bruce Wayne is batman. The last house had a meeting with the mafia in it. The one before that had a serial killer dungeon. You don't get far as a plumber or electrician in gotham if you go to the paper when you... |
Ever hear of something called a Waldo?
it's a puppetry interface. You move your hand, and the movement is read by a small computer, turned into precise movement data (joint moves 32 degrees, 2nd joint moves 22 degrees, etc), and transmitted to a motor to move whatever it's connected to.
Stark operates the hands by w... |
Andrew Jackson is generally agreed to have participated in ethnic cleansing against the first nations/Indians at the time, committed War Crimes, supported Slavery and Profited from it, and during his life time duelled about a hundred people.
Regan is a bad president may be true, the worst is a stretch. |
Understeer- the car doesn’t turn enough
Oversteer - the car turns too much
That’s the basic way to remember it. In practice it looks like the car plowing straight forward when it understeers, and spinning out when it oversteers. You can also remember which is which by the fact that drifting is just “controlled overst... |
In the game of exploration and claiming the European countries with sailing ships started exploring the Americas. The Spanish claimed any land they sighted and touched ignoring all natives on the lands. The other countries followed suit.
The French discovered the Mississippi River and claimed all the lands drained b... |
car accident means you're likely to fly forward; crossbody seatbelt keeps you from moving horizontally. plane turbulence means you're likely to fly up as it falls; crosslap seatbelt keeps you from moving vertically. |
Yes, it can, and does. Converting molten crude iron into molten iron oxide is one of the steps in iron refining; oxygen gas is pumped into a furnace containing molten iron and other impurities. The iron oxide can be converted back into elemental iron by adding CO gas or elemental carbon (coke) to make CO2.
Gaseous... |
There is a nuclear force that bounds protons and neutrons together in a nucleus. You may have heard of the strong nuclear force that holds quarks together inside of protons and neutrons, and the nuclear force is a manifestation of that. It's similar to how van der Walls forces that keep atoms near each other are a mani... |
In the eyes of the court, a marriage means two people becoming one person.
Imagine a blue crayon marries a red crayon. The law no longer sees them as two separately colored crayons but as one purple crayon. A divorce would be like breaking the crayon in half. It doesn't turn back into a red and blue crayon but, instea... |
Its because there are fewer cultural niches for gender expression. In our culture we have a defined group for lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender people, and many many subgroups for other sexual expressions. In Thailand, if you are born male and do not conform to sexual norms, you are kathoey, whether you are tra... |
How are the samples from the father being obtained? You would surely need to ask the alleged father's permission to take samples from him, so it essentially amounts to offering the father a paternity test, which doesn't seem that different than the current system. |
A lot of modern technology contains capacitors! These are like energy buckets, little batteries that fill up when you put a current through them, and discharge otherwise. 10 seconds is the time it takes most capacitors to discharge enough for the electronics they’re powering to stop working. That’s why when you turn yo... |
The particle will rotate in a direction such that the magnetic field that it produces will point **against** the field of the solenoid. (Assuming an ideal solenoid, the momentum of the particle can't be *exactly* in the longitudinal direction. It must have some transverse component, or it won't spiral.)
The magnetic m... |
It's a point of infinite density. It's essentially a point at which matter has become so compressed and squashed down that it has a ridiculously strong gravitational field around it which consumes everything, even light. |
The breaths aren't worth doing. Keeping the heart pumping (doing the compressions) is far more important. This is because while people will lose consciousness from carbon dioxide build up in a couple of minutes, the average person actually has enough oxygen in their blood to stay alive for for a while (nearly 20 minute... |
On its own, yeah atleast the soul stone. Adam warlock once noted that galactus souls is too alien and was beyond the soul stones power. Most likely Becasue his soul is replaced by the power cosmic and he is closer to a abstract being than a mortal being with a soul.
As for the mind stone, maybe not. Both thanos and od... |
There are paradise worlds in the Imperium that enjoy luxury and comfort that is all but indescribable. Granted, you usually have to have the combined wealth of several systems to bankroll a life on such an extravagant world, but the option is still there.
Likewise, there are many more planets that have levels of secu... |
English isn't gendered.
In most other languages, you have to worry about whether the word for boat is masculine or feminine, you have to worry if the word for mailbox is male or female.
Not so with English. Non-people are just genderless.
This makes English much easier to learn, since you don't have to memorize a... |
Psychology is an ever changing field and it is changing relatively quickly now. Unlike math.
The issue is that whatever they learn will be obsolete and quite probably wrong by the time they reach adulthood, and that would only retard their lives and careers. |
The fuel mix for the preburner needs to be oxygen-rich, because a fuel-rich mix with RP-1 could generate soot and clog stuff up.
In a hydrogen-oxygen engine that's not a concern, so for example the SSME uses a fuel-rich mix in its preburner. That's also the easier thing to build, because an oxygen-rich preburner means... |
In English, words do not need to have purposes. You cannot take a word to court and have it banished for shiftlessness and vagrancy. However, writers can have a purpose for using particular words. Often the purpose for using longer words is clarity and precision.
Short words tend to accumulate a lot of different me... |
>The quote is from John Stuart Mill, but why? Why is that better?
His argument is that people who have tried both prefer the "higher" pleasures to the lower pleasures.
>Why should we struggle for knowledge, for education, for a better ‘future’, rather than happily enjoying our lives?
Mill thinks that struggling for ... |
We (in a theology department) are given year to read four lists of books (a common "paradigmatic" list, a "major" and "minor" list, and one on the planned dissertation topic), and then we do a 12-hour written exam with one question from each of the lists, followed by a two hour oral defense with the four-person committ... |
Think about how philosophy is done. Somebody argues a point, then somebody else produces a counter-argument to show why they think the first was wrong. Maybe it's best to find a counter-argument to something you believe in, and then say why you don't think it's valid. That way, you'll find yourself defending (and thus ... |
A file extension is just part of the file name. It doesn't actually enforce anything. You can have your OS try to open any file with any program. On Mac, it's right click -> open with -> enable all programs -> select whatever. Go ahead, open an image in a text editor and see the binary data interpreted as text. You can... |
The temperature of a black hole (due to Hawking radiation) depends on its mass: the more massive it is, the colder it appears to be. Astrophysical black holes are quite cold; a black hole with 5 times the mass of the Sun is about 10^-8 K, meaning that radiation is entirely undetectable. Tiny black holes that could conc... |
The UFP as a whole does not have currency/credit per se - but many people have different mass/energy allocations due to either their socio-economic status or responsibilities.
While this is not money - every living being is allocated, at a minimum, enough mass/energy (power and raw materials for replicators/transporte... |
Considering the opponents that the Bat family usually go up against, a lone shooter in an enclosed building should be no sweat for them.
There’s no reason why they shouldn’t stop the shooter. Unlike real life, skilled martial artists can (somehow) reliably avoid automatic fire while closing distance with the shooter.... |
I'll definitely agree with you that animals do a great job of dying, as you've pointed out. Is that our goal though? To "die just fine on our own"? If you were in cardiac arrest, would you rather the doctor use the defibrillator that our search for truth has allowed us to create, or would you prefer to die just fine... |
Daniel goes to the tournament and kicks ass! The parking lot incident involving Kreese and Johnny still happens, but this time, Pai Mei yanks one of Kreese's eyes out. Pai Mei ends up in prison so the trip to Okinawa doesn't happen. As for Round 3, Daniel kills Mike Barnes and as a result, ends up in prison. |
The way capsaicin works is that it stimulates the receptors for heat. So while your body heat isn't increasing, it feels to your nerve endings like it is.
Very intensely spicy food can also cause pain, irritation, and discomfort, which can trigger stress responses including sweating. |
Is Sauron a reality warper? No, he's more of a master manipulator. Think Mind Stone, not Reality Stone.
The height of his power was after he forged the ring and still had it in his possession. By putting part of his soul into the Ring, he was able to amplify his power tremendously.
The evil of Sauron and the Ring ma... |
It starts with a transistor. A transistor is basically a piece of electronic that has 2 states, on or off - think of a light switch. If its on, electricity passes. If its off, electricity doesnt pass. So, with one transistor, you can represent 2 values - on or off, true or false, 0 or 1. It can be whatever you call it.... |
The pathways in your brain are strengthened with use. That's why toddlers fall down so much: it's not just that their legs are tiny, it's that they've never done it before. After a year or two they can walk all the time. The neural connections for the muscles and nerves in their legs are reinforced.
Now imagine all t... |
Staleness is just a lack of moisture. A piece of bread contains just a bit of moisture, which can evaporate and soak into the other items, making them no longer stale. Nothing special about the bread, you can use any slightly damp object that's food-safe. |
No, it wasn't about Blindspots qualifications, it was about Homelander having control over the 7's recruitment.
Homelander would've probably took a few more swings, then nail him with laser vision, because Homelander is that much of a d-bag. |
No. Your hand imparts a pressure on the end of the stick and it must propagate to the end of the stick through the material of the stick. This pressure wave moves at a characteristic speed depending on the material, also called the "speed of sound" within that material. It will be well below light speed in all cases. |
Cheating really. Its not a coincidence that mathematics happens to describe reality. We intentionally developed mathematics based on reality. It was quite literally tailored to do just that.
We looked at reality and found relationships , describing those relationships is what math/physics is. |
Warfarin and other drugs are metabolized (broken down) into active or inactive compounds by enzymes in your liver. Grapefruit and other foods contain substances that can inhibit the activity of these enzymes, stopping the metabolism of these drugs. It can either lead to dangerously high levels of the drugs remaining in... |
Ra's Al Ghul.
You'll spend 99% of your time wearing a ninja mask among hundreds of others, so anytime Batman comes around into your exotic cave base and starts beating everyone up, just fall to the floor and play unconscious so he'll think that you already had your turn against him. Your fellow ninjas won't know any b... |
An economist in the 1700s, Adam Smith coined the term 'The Invisible Hand' to describe the small effects that changes to the economy can have that may not seem to affect you directly.
For example if interest rates go up your company may not be able to borrow money for a new factory this year. If there's no factory you... |
He wouldn't tell you anything directly about how you ought to live: to do so would deprive you of authenticity. He'd tell you to pursue a relationship with someone really hard and then, after it fails, be totally soured on love forever. He'd say lots of things are ironic and absurd. He'd be a very good rule follower (i... |
In the first age of fire, Gwyn created a number of seals aimed at preventing the age of dark from ever coming to pass. The bonfires, the darksign on humans that causes them to become undead, the time stasis through fillianore, and lastly himself linking the first flame. By the time of DS3, the age of dark is pressing... |
The nitrogen *molecule* (N2) is unreactive. Nitrogen compounds can be as reactive as their weakest bonds. A molecule is highly reactive if its bonds can be easily broken and recombined to a more stable molecule. When this happens, this generally liberates energy (heat in most cases). For example, when you burn methane,... |
It's called semantic satiation, and neuroimaging results suggest that it has to do with how people process semantics rather than sensory satiation / adaptation (Kounios, Kotz, & Holcomb, 2000).
**References**
Kounios, J., Kotz, S. A., & Holcomb, P. J. (2000). On the locus of the semantic satiation effect: Evidence fr... |
Galactus is the last survivor of the universe that existed before this one, and gained cosmic power as part of the process of doing so. The origin of the Celestials is uncertain, but they're native to our own universe. Galactus is far more powerful than any individual Celestial. |
Humans are warm-blooded, so the heat we emit is one of the easiest ways to differentiate us.
We also have human-specific smells. Sweat, our breath, and hormones are all ways bugs and other animals identify us. For example, mosquitoes are attracted to carbon dioxide from our breath, so people who breathe more heavily ... |
Superheroes generally work alone or with sidekicks. Sometimes they have large super-teams, but they're loosely held together. Overwatch works together as a single organization. Superheroes usually have secret identities. Nobody in Overwatch does. Superheroes rarely kill people. Overwatch even gave their medic a gun. Su... |
The Spine glows due to the fluorescing nerves that were originally engineered into the skin jobs (sj), as a way of debugging their nervous systems. Most of the acitivating genes have been disabled, but under intense stimulation, parts of the sj Cyolns can be induced to fluoresce. The fluorescing materials, being limi... |
I believe the film *The Thirteenth Ghost of Scooby Doo* deals with Fred and Velma joining the others in (a few years later, in-universe time) tracking down the ghost that was never actually found during the series *The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo*.
With the series being one of the ‘magic and ghosts are real’, and Velma b... |
At a theoretical steady-state, the tension in the line at any location is equal to the weight of all the line below that location. So, the entire upper half of the line is overloaded, and liable to break at any location in that half. In other words, it can't actually reach that theoretical steady-state, it's an impossi... |
Have you ever heard of “the mark of Cain”?
Look it up. Spider-Man literally uses what you describe to rip skin off of his foes and leave deadly or potentially fatal scars in their faces.
Ben Riley and and “Cain” are two Spider-Man clones who are more lethal that regular peter Parker so they tend to use they method m... |
Increasing excitation voltage of the rotating generator field will increase generator output to the grid. As the excitation voltage goes up, the resistance on the rotating generator increases, requiring more steam. Speed must be constant because the generator output has to be in phase with the grid. So you CAN get more... |
That question is completely impossible to answer without knowing you. Sleep requirements depend of the person, age (generally, the younger you are the more sleep you need), and time of year (you need less sleep in the summer, and more in the winter). |
Carbonation makes the drink acidic by producing carbonic acid, so sodas are usually extra-sweet to counter that. But after the drink has gone flat, it has all the sweetness with none of the acidic tang, which doesn't taste as good. |
Replacing Scalia with a conservative justice will result in a court with four conservatives, four liberals, and a moderate libertarian. Justice Kennedy will be the swing vote on left/right power grab issues, and he is no fan of tyranny. Not that any of the other eight justices are either. |
Well, a lot of it stems from the praised/dreaded word: regulation. The praise or dread really depends on which side of the debate you're on.
In a nutshell, Conservative minded people tend to feel that regulation stifles business, growth, and the economy in general. The logic goes that if a company has to jump throug... |
Certain particles have charges. Charges can be one of two types, called positive and negative. There's no real reason positive charges are called positive or negative charges are called negative, that's just convention. A charge is surrounded by an electric field, and a moving or spinning charge is surrounded by a magn... |
Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated [S1E25] confirms canonically that Scooby Doo and Jonny Quest have a shared universe. Venture Brothers [S1E07] confirms that Venture Brothers and Jonny Quest have a shared universe- it's also briefly alluded to (by Jonny Quest, in Venture Brothers [S04E07]) that Scooby Doo and Venture Br... |
An id is a unique thing - an identifier for a specific object. A class is a name for multiple similar/identical objects.
Imagine you create a long list of <person id="x" class="y"> tags. Values for id are social security numbers - values for class are "student", "assistant", "professor". Obviously you can have multip... |
The high pitched sound is the flyback transformer. It makes a high voltage charge that accelerates the electrons. It's not supposed to vibrate and make a sound, but after time, and many on-off cycles, most begin to whine. Alas, Tube TVs are first cousins to the dinosaur these days, and finding a replacement transfor... |
This gets asked often and you have a slight misconception. Telephone quality has remained the same, because what's called Plain Old Telephone Service (or POTS) *is* pretty much the same because it's ubiquitous and it works.
But the technology that's used for what telephones are used for *has* improved - we have *othe... |
They do now and again. Harley and Ivy kidnapped him in one of the Christmas episodes of BTAS. The Joker attacked his party in The Dark Knight. The Penguin felt a personal sense of rivalry with him in Batman Returns; ditto the Riddler in Batman Forever; ditto Black Mask and Hush in the comics.
The thing is... Bruce Way... |
Going outside firstly removes the trigger and stimulus that's causing the stress - and so they can get out of an emotionally charged situation. Fresh air may also be a change in temperature, so they have a different physical response too, and that may help them breathe deeper, giving the stress hormones a chance to di... |
Electricity is a relative phenomenon. Charge is a static property of some particles, like the electron and the proton. These are not the same thing.
If you have an object with lots of unbalanced change (more electrons than protons or vice verse) it produces a static electric field in the region around it, even if tha... |
The line is very clear. If you are an employee of the company and made it on their time then they own the code 100% and you taking a copy is theft or intellectual property.
You can go off on your own and produce a competing product just fine, but you better be sure you they can't come after you for theft of the code,... |
Batman would allot a small sum of $75,000 to Wayne Enterprises r&d department for an undisclosed "humanitarian project". Soon, the fortress of solitude is fitted with The Batcan, a state of the art toilet made of Nth metal, infused with low grade green kryptonite. Not enough to harm a kryptonian, but enough to dampen... |
Generally speaking, when they begin to grow tired of Middle-earth. To be clear, however, it's not as though this is some ingrained instinctual thing. It's a conscious decision and not all Elves decide to sail West. Some just linger in Middle-Earth or the East and fade away. Also, some Elves traveled West several millen... |
In agents of shield the clairvoyant continues research on the super soldier formula from Ironman 3 (the centipede project). It's later revealed that the clairvoyant is actually a shield agent who works for hydra. This would seem to imply that hydra was funding it from the start.
Tl;Dr Yes. |
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Conversion of euclaise/reddit-instruct dataset to be used in pretraining.
Python code used for conversion:
from datasets import load_dataset
import pandas
import html
dataset = load_dataset("euclaise/reddit-instruct", split="train")
def format(columns):
return html.unescape(columns["comment_text"].strip())
pandas.DataFrame({"text": [format(columns) for columns in dataset]}).to_csv("train.csv", index=False)
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