Lorenzo Stoakes
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@ljs Nah, I am with you. Conductors, resistors, capacitors and inductors are actually pipes, constrictions, diaphragms and rotors. It makes so much more sense. It must be true.
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I loved at each physics course how they used water analogy when explaining electric stuff and electrical analogy when explaining water. 😜
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HAMMER SMASHED FILESYSTEM 🇺🇦
lkundrak@metalhead.club@ljs these diodes are waiting outside and want to have a conversation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fleming_valve#/media/File:Fleming_valves.jpg
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They thought they could fool us by saying it's fans!!
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David Jaša
djasa@cztwitter.cz@ljs @rasterinterrupt the experience-derived hydraulic equations are very special sort of that. 😜
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Lorenzo Stoakes
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David Jaša
djasa@cztwitter.cz@ljs @rasterinterrupt yeah, but! 😅
Use that tangle of derivatives for computing flow over a weir given water level. Pipe flow in 90° bend depending whether detached flow develops or not. Etc.
I hated that the empirical equations had to exist but there's actually a reason for that! 😊
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Lorenzo Stoakes
ljsHonestly if you need to resort to that empirical crap instead of the pure beauty of Stoakesian wonder then perhaps you don't deserve to
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David Jaša
djasa@cztwitter.czMaybe that's the reason why I'm not doing that stuff for living 😂
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David Jaša
djasa@cztwitter.czNow I'm wondering what the life outside turbulent period is, is it also laminar? And does that mean that it's layered and every layer moves at different speed (this is a paradox: turbulent flow outside boundary layer is at the same speed across the cross section, laminar flow isn't)?
This toot would deserve #SaméOcásky hashtag in Czech (or Slovak; I can explain this one but it would be toot-long)
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Vlastimil Babka
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