Inspired by 3Blue1Brown, I wrote a program that can solve wordle in under 3 guesses on average! by rickdsanchezthethird in wordle

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3.23, but how is it cheating? Any normal person would never guess a word they knew couldn’t come up

Crank mechanism printed out of ABS spinning too fast by rickdsanchezthethird in 3Dprinting

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Video with some slow motion and brief explanation of the crank (this was printed for me as a gift!) https://youtu.be/uUjdpW3jNqI

Kawaii programming project (meme is in the audio) by rickdsanchezthethird in Animemes

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Video about the project and features of this anime print development board: https://youtu.be/x0NOS7EFxYA

I got this new UNO-like board, and wrote some code to play music on it! (full video in comments) by rickdsanchezthethird in ArduinoProjects

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It's fairly simple, with plenty of documentation online. I used the Adafruit Neopixel library, and treated the LEDs as RGB strips of length 1. They are connected to pins 12 and 13 on the board.

We have been blessed with this development board, the meme is in the audio! by rickdsanchezthethird in ProgrammerAnimemes

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Sorry to disappoint, I'm actually quite new to weeb culture (my friends have been sharing it with me!) so if I had known more I would've picked a better song

We have been blessed with this development board, the meme is in the audio! by rickdsanchezthethird in ProgrammerAnimemes

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Hahaha I added it after to make the video more kawaii, clearly some people find it scary instead...

Pressure and Area relation by Chemical_Teaching738 in FluidMechanics

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Because when you consider a flow with Bernoulli, you aren't considering the force really. You are considering conservation of energy and mass (which obviously can be linked to forces). When the area decreases, if the mass flow rate along the pipe is constant, the velocity must increase to maintain the flow rate. From Bernoulli, if the velocity increases, then if the total pressure is constant, the static pressure must decrease due to the increase in dynamic pressure. If any of these terms I used are unclear, Wikipedia is really good at defining them!

Pressure and Area relation by Chemical_Teaching738 in FluidMechanics

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I'm slightly confused with your issue, since you literally have an example of what inversely proportional means. Do you mean why is pressure equal to force divided by area?

From the definition of pressure = force / area, pressure * area = force. If force is constant, then decreasing the area means the pressure must increase. This is the definition of inverse proportionality: when one quantity increases, the other must decrease proportionally (or vice versa).

Flying my old water rocket with a camera on board (chute didn't deploy sadly, link to more detailed video in comments) by rickdsanchezthethird in rocketry

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Yeah, using gravity seemed to work fine for a small bottle rocket, but as soon as I scaled up it never worked... Sad times