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2mo ago
The engineer's name is Michael Chu, he made a website with cooking recipes structured as tables. https://www.cookingforengineers.com/
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An Engineer's Old Cooking Trick Is Going Viral, Divides the Internet
(pleated-jeans.com)
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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
(marine.copernicus.eu)
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1) Today I learned that named cells exist in Excel. 2) Excel is great for technical and non-technical people. You can teach Excel even to 10-year-olds (I first used it when I was a student around that age). 3) 1,048,576 rows are more than e
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3mo ago
Ctrl+Shift+F to look for the term I'm interested in, then IntelliSense to see where that piece of code is used.
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Dark Sky Lighting
(savingourstars.org)
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Periodic Table of Computing
(alexandrehtrb.github.io)
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5mo ago
I see Judas Priest, I upvote.
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War may reshape fuel choices in transport sector
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5mo ago
Interestingly, the article says that gallium oxide electronics can operate in extreme heat too, up to 500ºC.
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6mo ago
How about stop making planned obsolence products? How about not charging outrageous prices when their computers need repair?
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6mo ago
Fun fact: during the development of The Sims 1, the first object created was the toilet.
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If Japan Can, Why Can't We? – NBC Documentary (1980) [video]
(youtube.com)
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7mo ago
There are two Nixon's speeches about the 1973 oil crisis. November 7, 1973 https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/address-the-nation... November 25, 1973 https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/document
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President Nixon's Address About Oil Shortages (1973)
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Blue-blocked lighting related to better patient outcomes in psychiatric ward
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> I have some notes on a semiconductor fabrication process with just sustainable inputs: Ethyl Lactate, Lignin-Vitrimer, Nitrogen, CO2, Laser-induced Graphene, A-CNT, PCLP Photo-cleavable Lignin Polymer, Hexyl Cellulose Yeah, I was thi
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Ask HN: Why are electronics still so unrecyclable?
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8mo ago
Here is a video that explains better how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6NgMNvK52A
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8mo ago
We shouldn't post politics news on Hacker News unless they are tech-related... if we allow this, it will grow worse through time. I am here to read tech content, not politics.
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8mo ago
Can we please ban LEDs on car headlights and street lamps already?
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Waiting for the torrent for the Win7 ISO
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10mo ago
HTTP/2 is already good enough for TCP, there is no need for a new protocol, in my opinion.
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Tilapia fish skin grafting for treatment of burn victims
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Most reflection usage is for JSON (de)serialization and for that you can use source generators, which also offer better performance. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serializat...
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On The Sims 2, pregnant women can't clean litter boxes
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Microsoft Excel turns 40 today
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Excel as a Frontend
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The Sims 100 days easter egg
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This is an easter egg in The Sims 1 (2000). It comes up after playing with a family for over 100 in-game days, and shows each person involved in the development of the game.
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