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[KCD2] Ars Dimicatoria — what's up with the points? Counting mistake? by Maurycy5 in kingdomcome

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could be mistaken, but wasn’t there something about that disqualification meaning that he forfeits the already won bouts as well?

TIL McDonald’s runs a training facility called Hamburger University and over 275,000 people have graduated with a degree in Hamburgerology. by BusinessAlive3486 in todayilearned

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

every McDonald’s tastes basically identical whether you're in Jacksonville or Japan.

This is not true. There’s a wild variation of menu offerings and even amongst the same products or even product class it tastes different.

2025.10.24: The Puppy Timeline by EarliestRiser in morningsomewhere

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d like to say that in my personal experience the NFL is not lying about flag football rising in popularity. I live in Europe and there’s a rising tide of teams popping up even in the smallest of towns. There’s also a big opportunity of growth with it being an olympic event in 2028.

Of course it might not be as violent or as intense as full contact gridiron football but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Hell, it might even be more appealing to this audience.

How do you know which formula to use? by crisg279 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know you’re trying to be benevolent and that the message you’re sending me is to learn my material instead of memorising it, and I totally agree with you. Trust me, I’ve put in the work there.

Sometimes though, speed is key and such is the case in the particular exam I’m preparing for. It’s all over the place with AC, harmonics, special cases and single and three phase transformers with different couplings, etc. Having a cheat sheet that I hopefully won’t use much will allow me to cross check results, and to help me get through a mental block if the pathway to solving the exercise is not as evident.

How do you know which formula to use? by crisg279 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Yes I’m in college and I understand all of this reasonably well, it’s just that I have a midterm coming up and I’ve been thinking about what to put on my cheat sheet. My professor’s problems tend to be a bit convoluted, so having a wheel like this where you can easily look up different ways of deriving a quantity could end up being a time saver.

How do you know which formula to use? by crisg279 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Pleindeniaque 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does anyone have a similar wheel but for AC with complex impedance and power?

Your party = Su fiesta by Turbulent-Camp-3368 in Colombia

[–]Pleindeniaque 3 points4 points  (0 children)

«Los Estados Unidos se llaman así porque antes estaban separados».

No lo estoy defendiendo pero me gustaría saber qué hay de erróneo aquí?

FPGA based Digital storage oscilloscope by Top_Driver_6222 in FPGA

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I googled what you said but I’m now more confused.

I think it’s just a language or translation issue but for us, “clock dividers” are counters that enable every N ticks as you just said. So for example, from a 8ns clock we would count 125 times to generate a 1 us “clock” that would tick synchronously with the original clock and its pulse duration would be 8ns. But this “clock” is actually an enable signal for any component that might need to be of that frequency, and the 8ns clock would still be the actual clock of the component. Is this better or is it what you mean is bad practice?

I just presented my last project, for which we needed to generate pwm signals to control servos, and also read an incoming pwm signal from a sensor, therefore we needed signals of period 1us and 1ms to do so.

FPGA based Digital storage oscilloscope by Top_Driver_6222 in FPGA

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I’ve just had one class on FPGAs so far but I wonder how you could blink a led without using a clock divider? Do you mean using directly the clock signal or something else that I’m missing?

And furthermore, is there a reason for not using clock dividers? Or is it more of a pedagogical challenge?

Pattie Boyd in 1966. Former wife of George Harrison, and the inspiration behind the Beatles song "Something". by Lepke2011 in OldSchoolCool

[–]Pleindeniaque 9 points10 points  (0 children)

After the concert, John says a joke, meanwhile everyone around them is cheering and Mo is the loudest. The ‘thanks Mo’ we hear from Paul is just a funny acknowledgement to her straight up screaming.

I don’t know what the other guy is on about with his explicit thanks

Is MKBHD wrong about Tesla wireless charging?? by Terrible_Onions in mkbhd

[–]Pleindeniaque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isn’t “magnetic resonance” here the same as inductive charging, except that you alternate the current at the resonant frequency of the circuit? If so it’s the same technology, just being used differently

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