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<text bytes="1012" sha1="bt6p2imug9o08a8hi72p5kyaw3wdltk" xml:space="preserve"><big>FLUX 1.0 is one of the alternate AI Art model coming from Black Forest Labs (which is coincidentally formed by former Stable Diffusion engineers) in August 2024.</big>

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<text bytes="804" sha1="i3r3za0q13il84ix6ft06t5pr3oirvo" xml:space="preserve">== Ponziani Opening: Jaenisch Counterattack ==

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<text bytes="682" sha1="jvwpo8wrfrrgbxzm8on3d1zyajo28tj" xml:space="preserve">== 1...f5 - Alessi Gambit ==

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<text bytes="1089" sha1="2hs69xxpsstdzqn2u1p3u45lm2lzf7w" xml:space="preserve">= Grob's Attack, 1...b5!? =

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<text bytes="1864" sha1="4g6d7demybcc2ybrcsogghqrbqibgb5" xml:space="preserve">We are all alive. We all breathe, eat, move, react, grow, reproduce and die. And that's something that extends to all living things on Earth and not only us, humans. Life extends everywhere, and some lifeforms are so small we can't even see them without a microscope aid. Life is a hard concept to define, no doubts about it. But life is something so aweinspiring and mesmerizing that pushes us to study every aspect of it and examine all its facets, ranging from the smallest virus of all, the most complex chemical reactions in cells and the transformation of species through space and time, to the interactions of living matter and energy, and the biggest of all trees.

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<text bytes="572" sha1="kglizvuij476jcdakx6xopmqhvtas9l" xml:space="preserve">If you desire to understand life, you have to learn first what makes life and how it works at the smallest levels. From atoms to DNA, this first unit seeks for you to understand the principles of chemistry and physics tha will aid you in your journey.

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#REDIRECT Chess Opening Theory/1. Nf3/1...d5/2. g3/2...c5/3. Bg2/3...Nc6/4. d4

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#REDIRECT Chess Opening Theory/1. Nf3/1...d5/2. g3/2...c5/3. Bg2/3...Nc6

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#REDIRECT Chess Opening Theory/1. c4/1...c5/2. Nc3/2...Nc6/3. g3/3...g6/4. Bg2/4...Bg7/5. Nf3

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#REDIRECT Cookbook:Strawberry and Yogurt Eton Mess

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<text bytes="346" sha1="5xhlpyhk9q9lmshft4dlp3ts3k4d302" xml:space="preserve">write a brief review of complex numbers, including euler's relation.

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<text bytes="203" sha1="du2kb1r5sv48hqexx6ap9614vfatjzr" xml:space="preserve">Write a brief review of integrals in spherical polar coordinates

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<text bytes="270" sha1="jpvujm8e1elzf2iotlaty1qyvu39eph" xml:space="preserve">Write a brief summary of how to perform integration by parts.

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<text bytes="131" sha1="bx10b5cru47cih3ps3s4k1wnx6vimto" xml:space="preserve">Provide a brief description of solving integrals by change of variables

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<text bytes="131" sha1="nlieu796c33arbn627vlpdtvh11vb6n" xml:space="preserve">Describe the process of finding a maximum of a function

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<text bytes="219" sha1="ga11041qk5m1iqaljrwp84qfelzchj6" xml:space="preserve">Write a brief review of integrals in spherical polar coordinates

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#REDIRECT Quantum Chemistry/Finding maxima

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<text bytes="168" sha1="cj308h03ts03j8drdknjbsbjyd7dbeb" xml:space="preserve">Write a brief summary of the properties of probability distributions. Give an example of integrating a probability distribution to determine a probability.

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<text bytes="284" sha1="4e1hozytoi666b960ldkio63i5j8tfo" xml:space="preserve">Provide a brief description of partial differentiation.

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<text bytes="183" sha1="o109u2rcfmp5vyt4cyxqz1qw85ohvvi" xml:space="preserve">Provide a brief description of implicit differentiation.

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<text bytes="448" sha1="kbbwd9hjab6gxv7ok9xna5nwu93fj9g" xml:space="preserve">Used by Module:Chess to convert a series of chess moves in Portable Game Notation (PGN) into a board position encoded with Forsyth–Edwards Notation (FEN).

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<text bytes="373" sha1="jzsky2n4mqqjij98i82tcuku3wf12na" xml:space="preserve">This is the Morozevich Variation in the French Defense. This is a sideline which has the idea to force Ngf3, not a comfortable place for the king's knight as he would rather be tucked at e2 to protect the d pawn. Hence, 4.Bd3 is the main line to delay the king's knight to establish itself on f3 and force and Nf6 and e5, to possibly transpose to the mainline.

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<text bytes="20894" sha1="g1r9bezsmh44tqymwm88rmdq1h3miwa" xml:space="preserve">Economic science often invites us to wish for growth, in order to fight against unemployment, because it is good for public finances and because it is supposed to improve the quality of our lives. Pollution, the depletion or destruction of natural resources, the psychological distress that often accompanies a consumerist lifestyle, the wasting of wealth to satisfy vanity, and many other effects, are enough to show that there is something insane about the idolatry of growth. But on the other hand, the defense of degrowth does not seem very sensible either, because we must produce wealth to live and live well. Choosing between growth and degrowth is foolish. We want both because we want the growth of the good and the degrowth of the bad, quite simply. But what is good? And what is bad? What is really wealth?

<text bytes="20894" sha1="g1r9bezsmh44tqymwm88rmdq1h3miwa" xml:space="preserve">Economic science often invites us to wish for growth, in order to fight against unemployment, because it is good for public finances and because it is supposed to improve the quality of our lives. Pollution, the depletion or destruction of natural resources, the psychological distress that often accompanies a consumerist lifestyle, the wasting of wealth to satisfy vanity, and many other effects, are enough to s

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<text bytes="10878" sha1="pqhoa48dl1ggxh8s7q293e6po9nsez6" xml:space="preserve">==Profit==

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<text bytes="18079" sha1="gl4tplnaw9pgxke7k88639rjepp02r2" xml:space="preserve">==Money and the multiplication of goods and services==

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<text bytes="20334" sha1="2val22i50s3yf8h6o81ezcr00u186tk" xml:space="preserve">We calculate the value of a project by anticipating its profit, therefore its costs and revenues.

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<text bytes="23698" sha1="er1tjldd2l4ww10na5czsa4555k3dbo" xml:space="preserve">==Probabilities in Economics==

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<text bytes="10848" sha1="k0vkhwa75xytgiivxxrej9yppt9x185" xml:space="preserve">==The cost of risk==

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<text bytes="41067" sha1="t8x7c8sa81uuls2m6x3fwy19twipq21" xml:space="preserve">==Only irreducible risk has a cost==

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<text bytes="3602" sha1="axotk6agnkrq0dasfe180ikn6fvg8q0" xml:space="preserve">It is estimated that there are about 8 million species on our planet. Only about 2 million of these species have been scientifically described. Many species became extinct before they were discovered. Many species are on the verge of extinction. Many species are at risk of extinction before they are discovered.

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<text bytes="2279" sha1="6rr7d0ex1ckcj6cxay5476g0v0m7ksy" xml:space="preserve">Winter is coming and it will be hard. People are stocking up. They are not consuming all their wealth. They are saving it, because they do not want to starve to death when winter comes.

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#REDIRECT Cookbook:Bulgarian Tripe Soup (Shkembe Chorba)

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<text bytes="1109" sha1="t6zq0h7c9tto6ogvukylbkr3ofjb3fp" xml:space="preserve">= 3...Bb4!? - Alapin Defence =

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<text bytes="2020" sha1="g27vehwgkcbuth0fj915g029ptyssit" xml:space="preserve">== 4. d4 exd4 5. Nd5 - Three Knights, Steinitz, Steinitz-Rosenthal Variation ==

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<text bytes="4034" sha1="5zamnr33projk3fqxocejkbypw0f094" xml:space="preserve">Everything in the universe consists of atoms, which are the fundamental components of matter, though not the smallest. Matter possesses mass, which is the amount of matter contained within, and volume, which is the space it occupies. Matter can be categorized into pure substances and mixtures. Pure substances are the foundational building blocks of matter, including elements and compounds, while mixtures are combinations of different types of compounds. Life is organized using these building blocks as a starting point.

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