lagrange77

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   by lagrange77 5y ago

   Yes, that's always been my favourite hydraulic-electrical analogy!
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   by lagrange77 5y ago

   While this is true, these analogies do have limits of applicability, like all models have. They are only valid down to a specific point of abstraction and only within certain bounds. You just have to be aware of the limits of your analogies
3. 633.▲
   by lagrange77 5y ago

   Especially in STEM, to stay good, you will have to commit yourself to lifelong learning. (For many of us, this is actually half of the fun!) This will be an easier task, if you have a solid foundation of core principles. University is of
4. 634.▲
   by lagrange77 5y ago

   I like it a lot. If you're a 'react' 'developer', also have a look at Zustand. https://github.com/pmndrs/zustand
5. 635.▲
   by lagrange77 5y ago

   Its control laws were even derived after observing an actual helmsman. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_controller#Origins
6. 636.▲
   by lagrange77 5y ago

   Neuralink
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   by lagrange77 5y ago

   An electric car resembling the build quality of classic HP calculators would be awesome! (oh and the switches!)
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   by lagrange77 5y ago

   Your internet startup is actually more meta than Meta's!
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   by lagrange77 5y ago

   May i ask, if you are avoiding the MAS because of technical restrictions or because of the revenue cut? I'm also developing a Mac app and did not decide yet on MAS vs. Paddle vs. an application to Setapp.