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- Dave has been troubleshooting his solar panel's lower output
- Occam's (engineering) razor
- Timelapse capture of the sun hitting the panels
- Data from the inverter shows a 20% output drop
- Lots of theories about what it could be. Micro cracks, like in the MJLorton video?
- Nope, turns out it was the TV antenna
- Chris and his wife were discussing their daughter's education and the desire for a child to be curious and rigorous
- Chris gave the example of Ben Krasnow's video about putting traces onto plastic (which is normally made by a company by past guest Andreas Spiess)
- Article about someone leaving STEM Field because they didn't like not knowing. "The importance of stupidity in scientific research"
- Troubleshooting
- During Dave's recent mailbag video, he reviews the Xdevs workbench
- Jay Carlson also posted about workbenches/shops, specifically using the tray method for organizing projects
- Adam Savage's tour of Grant Imahara's shop (RIP)
- Chris has been trying out different screw mounting methods with his 3D printing (thermal set, printing a nut into it, screw direct into plastic)
- Intel likely won't be making auto chips
- List of different semiconductor fabricaiton facilities
- Demos over deadlines
- GANTT (waterfall) vs Agile
Occam's (engineering) razor
en.wikipedia.orglike in the MJLorton video
youtube.comBen Krasnow
theamphour.computting traces onto plastic
youtube.compast guest Andreas Spiess
theamphour.com"The importance of stupidity in scientific research"
journals.biologists.comDuring Dave's recent mailbag video
eevblog.comJay Carlson also posted about workbenches/shops
jaycarlson.netIntel likely won't be making auto chips
fortune.comList of different semiconductor fabricaiton facilities
en.wikipedia.orgDemos over deadlines
reddit.comGANTT
en.wikipedia.orgAgile
atlassian.comErik Mclean
pexels.comPexels
pexels.com
