Can I Increase The Size Of The Writing

Does writing with your non dominant hand increase the size of your corpus callosum?

I wasn’t going to answer this one, but a new finding came out that is relevant.Split brain syndrome caused by loss of neuron growth cues - Vector blogThey seem to have found a master gene (DCC) that turns hemispheric connection on and off. So now there is better understanding of the developmental history of the corpus callosum.We have found that some neurons and neuronal pathways can grow throughout life (when we used to think that they stopped after puberty.) But there is currently no understanding of later growth of neurons in the corpus callosum and other commissures, mostly because the number of neurons is in all the commissures are small and the commissures are buried deeply in the brain where they are hard to observe.I suspect all the neurons in the commissures grow early in life, but there is no evidence that is the case.Here is what I believe. The normal size of the corpus callosum is sufficient for a great many coordinated activities between the hemispheres. It is easy to see how much capability there is by observing individuals who are most capable (many are musicians.)I suspect writing with the non-dominant hand will train cross pathways that use the commissures, including the corpus callosum, but won’t grow new neurons.

Why can't I increase the font size in Quora so that I can read the answers easily?

Truth to be told, you actually can. But it is a little known trick, and I never heard of it until I read this answer:Pritesh Pawar's answer to What are some little-known tricks on the Quora app?So you can make big text. See, here it is![math]\Huge\huge{Yuge text}[/math]Here’s how I type it: I go to math mode (click this thing after click the triple dots: ∑), and then I type “\Huge\huge{Yuge text}”But it really isn’t a good idea to write an entire answer like that, because it isn’t really a good size for typing answers in. At least, I would prefer to use this size to read and type answers in. And as you can see above, the spaces are excluded from the text.There are plenty of other tricks you can do using the helpful information from the link above.If you actually wanted to make to text of other answers bigger, then I know of no other way than either zooming in on a computer or pressing your face against the device.

How can I change font size when writing answers?

Quora uses the browser's font size across its website, so it depends on the viewer, not the publisher. So, you can't really change it in your answers.Source code: body { font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 80%; } on main1.css (Page on quoracdn.net)Edit: Technically, they use a size slightly smaller than the user-defined one. 80% of it to be exact.

How can I estimate stack size by writing a program?

/*
This will work on any Linux machine since Linux restricts the size to 8MB.
This is an unoptimized version. An optimal version would use binary search.
Also, optimal version would run a number of iterations of this same program
and calculate the average estimated stack size because it tends to vary a
little.

To port it on another machine, we can increase the size to probably a
gigabyte instead of 8MB and then do a binary search.

Estimated size would always be less than 8MB because crt0.c, start.S and
argv all require stack space and some corresponding stack frame.
*/

#include
#include
#include

#define LARGE (2097152); /* 8MB/sizeof(int) */

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
int status = 0;
int limit = LARGE;
while(1)
{
limit--;
int pid = fork();
if(pid == 0)
{
/* Child would crash with a segfault if stack overflows */
int arr[limit];
arr[0] = limit;
return arr[0];
}
/* Wait for this particular child to exit or crash. */
waitpid(pid, &status, WUNTRACED);
if(WIFEXITED(status))
{
/* Child exited normally and not because of a segfault. */
printf("Estimated stack size is %d\n", limit * sizeof(int));
break;
}
}
return 0;
}