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berkeman reacted to WWGD's post in the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics? with
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You don't think that? Wei? I guess too, I forgot to include Watt. -
berkeman replied to the thread Graduate Analysis of a rare die landing/balancing on a checker.Oh dang it. I'm not very YT savvy, so thank you. :smile: -
berkeman reacted to kuruman's post in the thread Graduate Analysis of a rare die landing/balancing on a checker with
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OP has provided the time of the event as 3:27:44. I have been playing backgammon for more than sixty years and I have seen this happen... -
berkeman reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Options for fixing power connector on Acer laptop with
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Thanks everybody. A 65W USB-C charger has done the trick. I now have a perpetuitous, non-proprietary solution. Whatever it is that fails... -
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berkeman replied to the thread Graduate Analysis of a rare die landing/balancing on a checker.Welcome to PF. :smile: The video is 8 hours long? Do you have something shorter that shows the roll you are asking about? -
berkeman reacted to WWGD's post in the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics? with
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Stephen Harris is not the old nut from Sci.Math/SciMath, right? Maybe Hau can publish with Hu, Wen and Wei. -
berkeman reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics? with
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berkeman replied to the thread I'm a new member.Welcome to PF; it's good to have you here. :smile: -
berkeman reacted to .Scott's post in the thread Study methods and resources for thermodynamics and electronics with
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From a thermodynamics point of view, if you want your grades to be in better order, you will need to expend energy. ;) (best of luck) -
berkeman reacted to kuruman's post in the thread Which textbook should I use for self studying calc-based physics? with
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Try to solve the problems pertinent to that section. Some textbooks have rankings of difficulty. Choose the "hard" ones, usually near...