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@wuphysics87 Nevermind your right, i realized it the second i started setting up the equation. The mutual inductance virtual inductor is modeled in each circuit half and dependent on the other circuits current. Which at the very least represents what you were saying as "feedback". Still im going to work through the whole math for the fun of it then share.

@wuphysics87 I'm going to runt hrough the equations on this, see what they say

@wuphysics87 the thing is if you had an ideal inductor that was short circuited coupled with another inductor, I dont think it would actually have any feedback effect on the driving inductor as you suggest, specifically because in the ideal world there is no resistance. If you shorted a coupled inductor in the real world it would of course have an effect but only due tot he resistive losses on the coupled side.

But its been a while since i ran the math on a transformer.

@valleyforge its a fun equation worth diving into, it can be useful once you understand what its doing.

@Russelli My spacemacs isnt super fast to load, maybe about 5 seconds. Still faster than what you expiernced.

And yes you actually can use both, all my projects do. In your repository go to the repository settings and there is a mirror option. You can choose to have gitlab as your main repo and mirror changes into a github repo as commits come in automatically. You can also do the reverse and mirror github into gitlab and make github your main repo.

Technically you can have it be bidirectional as well with any commit on either side mirroring to the other by setting up both, this is what I do.. But it can in some cases (particularly on very active repos) cause conflicts where the repos become out of sync. If you select "Keep divergent refs" it will help mitigate this partially by keeping the branches in sync that it can even if one branch gets out of sync. But use bidirectional mirroring with caution, it has never caused a conflict for me yet but it can and you should be mindful of that.

@Russelli GIT in general isnt usually a good idea for large file storage. Though as long as it isnt too large it can be used that way. But its not what I'd recommend, especially on qoto. We have a NextCloud instance which is better if you just want to store large files. That is also open to our users.

@wuphysics87 You should model your example of a shorted out secondary transformer, you might be surprised the results you get.. As I recall it wont actually cause a feedback in the way you suggest as the secondary coil isnt driving the field in the first place.

Want me to model it for you to show you?

In theory I dont disagree. The problem is in practice it isnt something that tends to come about through a single person if the public desire isn't already there.

In practice it is a change that may or may not come about and there is little any individual can do to make it happen.

Over the past year i moved from being a long-term stock trader, to short term, to day trading, to algorithmic trading using other peoples strategies, and now im writing my own AI software suite to do my own custom algorithmic trading.. .fun stuff.

@arkay that is very strange indeed. The mail server is an AWS so its very unlikely it is blacklisted.

Hello everyone! Another dev/open source software enthusiast here. I'm excited to be part of the community.

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