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berkeman reacted to pinball1970's post in the thread Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question with
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For me, mostly reading posts, threads then following up where I can on references given by the experts. All your above points also to... -
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Not sure this is the right thread for this comment, which concerns the risk of AI generated content in the public domain, perhaps a...
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berkeman reacted to Chestermiller's post in the thread Undergrad What thermal cycle would describe the action of a candle carousel? with
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As Greg has mentioned in the past, caring and sharing with the community, as well as the intellectual stimulation, and learning...
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Politics, spam, and silly beliefs are banned and rudeness is discouraged. These rules are diligently enforced. Such service is rare on...
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berkeman reacted to Astronuc's post in the thread Graduate Kerma from neutron irradiation with Informative.
Ref: https://recherche-expertise.asnr.fr/sites/default/files/documents/professionnels_sante/documentation/syllabus_chapitre_2.pdf The...
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For me, resistance would be futile.
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berkeman reacted to JT Smith's post in the thread Why Are You Still Here? A Curious Question with
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I enjoy pedantically correcting minor errors of virtual strangers I will never meet in person. For example, your first bullet item... -
berkeman reacted to Averagesupernova's post in the thread High School Analog power supply output question with Like.
@Patch Cabbage do you realize that a correctly configured pass transistor(s) act to reduce ripple? Apparently not and apparently the...
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berkeman replied to the thread Thanks to the creators and maintainers of this forum, happy to be here.Welcome to PF, Mark. :smile:
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berkeman reacted to pervect's post in the thread Undergrad Can a Gyroscope in a Satellite Detect Orbit? with Informative.
There's a couple of different questions here. Basically, using devices that spin (such as the Forward Mass detector), can detect...
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Moderator's note: A subthread on frame fields has been spun off into a separate thread...
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This is one of my first real designs for money as an EE. It was drawn by hand (early 1980's) and is a #$@! sight clearer than your...
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berkeman replied to the thread High School Analog power supply output question.@Patch Cabbage -- it's time for you to start working on your toolkit and skills for working with circuits if you want to keep going down...