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Do you know if she got sick after taking the vaccines or after she got C19?
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I broke a wine glass with my voice (2018) [video]
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#33I've heard that back in the day conservatories would use this as part of their entrance exam. It is a great way to test if someone can recreate a specific pitch by ear.
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#34Dianna (Physics Girl) is currently experiencing severe complications from ME/CFS/long COVID. Per the last update on her twitter: The last weeks were scary. ER visits were hard. Dianna still can’t walk, or even sit up in bed. But we see signs of progress. Sleeping more. Eating more. More treatments coming. Update here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vydgkCCXbTA https://twitter.com/thephysicsgirl
I had a good friend go through the same complications (they're back to ~80% at this point, six months later). Watching that video was an eerily familiar experience...
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#36Dianna (Physics Girl) is currently experiencing severe complications from ME/CFS/long COVID. Per the last update on her twitter: The last weeks were scary. ER visits were hard. Dianna still can’t walk, or even sit up in bed. But we see signs of progress. Sleeping more. Eating more. More treatments coming. Update here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vydgkCCXbTA https://twitter.com/thephysicsgirl
Terrifying disease.
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#37Dunno if true, but resonance frequency is the reason German military always avoided making goose step military marches across bridges. I suppose it would depends on the bridge anyway...
But would have been fun to watch.
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#38I did this with Python and Pygame a ways back, and was also inspired by Mike Boyd. The code and an STL to focus a speaker are linked in a repo: https://www.makeartwithpython.com/blog/break-glass-with-reso...
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#39Dunno if true, but resonance frequency is the reason German military always avoided making goose step military marches across bridges. I suppose it would depends on the bridge anyway... But would have been fun to watch.
Breaking stride on bridges has been known to (some) militaries since the Roman times iirc.
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#40https://www.patreon.com/physicsgirl to help her recovery.