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MadameBanaan
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About MadameBanaan
I manipulate light for a living, mostly in the infra red side of the spectrum.
I also manipulate light in the visible side of the spectrum as a hobby when doing astrophotography.
https://aribeiro.xyz/
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Comment #45524726
I came to this comment section to say exactly that. At my work (university research lab) the Ph.D. students have to publish their thesis as a book to defend their degree. They are …
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Comment #40438021
Don't forget about the countless acres of monoculture.
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Comment #35698083
I do two very expensive hobbies: Triathlon and Astrophotography I've never bought flagship gear, and I often buy second hand. This is the way.
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Comment #35467499
One year for now, would I be able to see the curiosity from today as well?
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Comment #34486836
I remember doing this on Paint to rotate a image.
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Comment #34259493
Software (games included) and music: never TV Shows and Movies: Yes, if they are not on the platforms I'm subscribed to (currently Netflix and Disney)
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Comment #33799374
Thanks for the link
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Ask HN: How to Learn C in 2022?
Hi all, I know very basic C from doing Arduino coding, but I want to gather a deeper understanding, including how to struct a [non-Arduino] project, how to debug, what are the corr…
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Comment #33609072
As a photonics engineer, I'm more impressed by the 55-mode fibre than anything else
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Comment #31989124
I was intrigued by the claim of coupling without a spot size converter. But then I see that they are using a 3um thick silicon slab for the waveguide patterning. I'm used to work i…
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Comment #31448130
Yeah, I have a hard pass on anything that offers an "Open Source" version, but actually meant to be a "Try it and be my Guinea Pig".
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Comment #29108715
I had 3 shots of Avastin to fix a neovascularization in my retina [1] around the end of 2010. I have to say, it's not a very pleasant treatment. I vividly remember the image of the…
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Comment #28840378
I'm not asking if someone has access to https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ac2360 and could upload the article on SciHub ...
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Comment #25504625
I'm enjoying it, but the lack of documentation is frustrating.
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