This is the same way Liz Truss did her bookshelf. I can't say it's a good look.
January 26, 2026 at 10:02 PM
This is the same way Liz Truss did her bookshelf. I can't say it's a good look.
Preface: I have no formal electrical training.
A circuit breaker has a sprung arm held by a small notch (magenta). If this notch is pushed by the solenoid (green) or bimetallic strip (blue), the arm swings out and keeps the contact point (red) broken until the switch is reset. Safe, but inadvisable.
A circuit breaker has a sprung arm held by a small notch (magenta). If this notch is pushed by the solenoid (green) or bimetallic strip (blue), the arm swings out and keeps the contact point (red) broken until the switch is reset. Safe, but inadvisable.
December 14, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Preface: I have no formal electrical training.
A circuit breaker has a sprung arm held by a small notch (magenta). If this notch is pushed by the solenoid (green) or bimetallic strip (blue), the arm swings out and keeps the contact point (red) broken until the switch is reset. Safe, but inadvisable.
A circuit breaker has a sprung arm held by a small notch (magenta). If this notch is pushed by the solenoid (green) or bimetallic strip (blue), the arm swings out and keeps the contact point (red) broken until the switch is reset. Safe, but inadvisable.
Probably you're looking for the same solution discussed in this paper: www-cs.ccny.cuny.edu/~wolberg/pub...
Their working definition of monotonicity on a cubic is sgn(y'_k)=sgn(y'_k+1)=sgn(m_k) (equation 9).
Their working definition of monotonicity on a cubic is sgn(y'_k)=sgn(y'_k+1)=sgn(m_k) (equation 9).
September 28, 2025 at 12:58 AM
Probably you're looking for the same solution discussed in this paper: www-cs.ccny.cuny.edu/~wolberg/pub...
Their working definition of monotonicity on a cubic is sgn(y'_k)=sgn(y'_k+1)=sgn(m_k) (equation 9).
Their working definition of monotonicity on a cubic is sgn(y'_k)=sgn(y'_k+1)=sgn(m_k) (equation 9).
Am I too non-binary to understand, or is this not the most uninformative way to label the (otherwise unsignposted) toilets?
September 24, 2024 at 10:24 PM
Am I too non-binary to understand, or is this not the most uninformative way to label the (otherwise unsignposted) toilets?