why oobleck act the way it does?
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When you mix cornstarch into water, the starchy grains become suspended in the liquid, creating a substance with weird non-Newtonian abilities. ... At the places you apply force, the cornstarch particles get mashed together, trapping water molecules between them, and oobleck temporarily turns into a semi-solid material.
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When the students start to play with the Oobleck, they will likely be unsure whether it is a solid or a liquid, which is something they probably have not experienced before. When the cornstarch is mixed with water, you are causing a physical change, even though it may not be obvious.
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“Oobleck,” named for the mysterious green substance described in the Dr. Seuss classic Bartholomew and the Oobleck, is a non-newtonian fluid meaning it doesn't follow Newton's laws of motion. A non-newtonian fluid (like oobleck or silly putty) has a different viscosity depending on the force applied.
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The object is a state with a behavior attached to it. The closure (or function as value) is a behavior with a state attached to it.
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It evaluates to a new value, but it has no effects on anything else. Because of this, it works in a substitution model. Imperative If statements are evil because they force you to create side-effects when you don't need to.
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Oobleck is actually a pretty simple mixture of cornstarch and water.
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Technically if you have a static tile marker you are being informed of where to stand automatically. In my interpretation I think it means it could be bannable. I agree it's vague, but I read "Automatically inform" as meaning completely autonomous. So if the client highlighted the correct tile for you.
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Reactive extensions in Java allow you to manipulate multiple actions that occur due to certain system events simultaneously. Rx gives you a possibility to use functional transformations over streams of events and it doesn't require using nasty things like callbacks and global state management.
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Or it could mean he thinks you're interesting to want to get to know you better. The simplest explanation is the best one. And it's usually much easier psychologically. So unless you have evidence to the contrary (Occam wasn't an idiot), assume the simple answer and move on.
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It's a replacement effect that changes the event “a permanent you control triggers” to the event “a permanent you control triggers twice“. Teysa's ability doesn't use the stack and it can't be responded to- it just doubles the triggers automatically.
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Note here that DOS attacks are always intentional and planned, but they're not the only reason that a server can get swamped. One recent example is the FCC's website. ... If traffic gets heavy on one, they can re-route to a mirror site.
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The idea is that when you open the app it is similar to going to a house party where you can chat with other people who are there. When you use the app, your friends will be alerted that you are available to video chat, or that you are “in the house”.
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try catch blocks have a negligible impact on performance but exception Throwing can be pretty sizable, this is probably where your coworker was confused.
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It can be some people like the moon looking status, so they can put it to that. It could mean they are 'Online but AFK,' or 'online but away from the keyboard. ... If you are away from the keyboard, Discord will automatically switch to idle. Also means you are non-resposive currently.
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Wipz is a person. But his account is beimg used as a bot in Tims stream. Yep, you can attach bots to speak as yourself, if you know what you're doing. Means one less account to manage.
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When you are snared you can't GO. So Ekko can't GO back in time when snared. :) Because champion lore shouldn't affect how abilities work. That's not always true but in this case a cleanse on his ult would make it even more of a Ctrl+Z move.
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Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid, a term for fluids that change viscosity (how easily they flow) under stress. ... This repulsive force helps the slurry flow, as the particles prefer a layer of fluid between then. But when squeezed together, friction takes over and the particles move like a solid.