Are there more user-friendly physics forums than Stack Overflow?

Thread starter MaratZakirov
Start date Jun 15, 2021
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Jun 15, 2021

MaratZakirov

How did you find PF?: via google search. I was searching for a more user-friendly forum for physics related questions.

Hi all my name is Marat Zakirov, I am an engineer/programmer from Russia, my current specialization is in computer vision.
Recently I was searching more user-friendly physics forum than stackoverflow-physics. I will try to ask clean, easy to understand questions which confused me.

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Jun 15, 2021

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Welcome to PhysicsForums, Marat. It's good to have you here.

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