dave9000

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by dave9000 5mo ago
In Italy it was "Un medico tra gli orsi": "A doctor among the bears".
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The Quest for the Ultimate GUI Framework(scorpiosoftware.net)
7 points by dave9000 11mo ago|1 comments
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by dave9000 1y ago
"dig deep enough and you will disappear"
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by dave9000 2y ago
Yes, the accelerometers were mounted on an optical bench and of course we could detect any minor earthquake (sensitivity was around 1e-10 ms^-2). The bending of the floor due to the presence of people in the room was noticeble indeed.
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by dave9000 2y ago
For the accelerometers the problem was the tiny tilting of the sensitive axis in the gravity field. In this case you're probably right that this doesn't matter - but in general it is difficult to rule out every second-order effe
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by dave9000 2y ago
A caveat. I had the change to perform a similar experiment at work testing very sensitive accelerometers. Believe it or not, the biggest source of errors was the bending of the floor due to the test masses! A better setup would be to suspen
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A life jacket came to be named after Mae West(wordhistories.net)
1 points by dave9000 4y ago|0 comments
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An Informal Introduction to Docx(toptal.com)
2 points by dave9000 5y ago|0 comments
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Why are regenerative brakes uncommon on e-bikes(bicycles.stackexchange.com)
2 points by dave9000 5y ago|0 comments
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1/F Noise(scholarpedia.org)
1 points by dave9000 5y ago|0 comments
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Why and how does Future Planet count carbon?(bbc.com)
2 points by dave9000 6y ago|1 comments
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Handbook of Analog Computation [pdf](analogmuseum.org)
78 points by dave9000 8y ago|8 comments
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On generative algorithms(inconvergent.net)
479 points by dave9000 8y ago|41 comments