#mechanical-engineering posts — Ben Crowder https://bencrowder.net/blog/tag/mechanical-engineering/ Feed for blog posts tagged with #mechanical-engineering. Fri, 17 Apr 2026 23:19:59 GMT en-US https://bencrowder.net/ Links #44 https://bencrowder.net/blog/2021/links-44/ https://bencrowder.net/blog/2021/links-44/ Thu, 27 May 2021 12:00:00 GMT Tauri looks like an interesting lightweight alternative to Electron. Quill is the only Electron app I’m still actively using, but it’d still be nice to reduce its footprint a bit.

Ada Palmer on the Renaissance. Better than the Middle Ages? Doubtful. (Also, there was so much more plague over the centuries than I’d realized. Goodness.)

Robin Rendle on redesigning his personal site. The latter half of the post is what resonated most with me. Sometimes I feel like my site has gotten perhaps a bit too focused on smoothly delivering projects, at the cost of some character. I hope to restore some of that character over the next year.

Bartosz Ciechanowski explains internal combustion engines. His interactive diagrams are superb as always.

Donald G. McNeil, Jr., on the end of Covid. A fairly measured take, I thought. My wife and I are both fully vaccinated now, by the way, but we can’t unquarantine until the kids get their shots (mid-to-late fall is our current loose expectation on that).

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  • Jason Kottke on what ten million stars look like — this is breathtaking and mind-boggling and beautiful
  • Animation of a medieval bridge being built — mmm, more of this, please
  • Jeremy Keith on dev perception of boring technologies — seems wise
  • Owen Williams on SPAs — in a similar vein
  • Kyle Gene Brown on Smalltalk and design patterns — I found this interesting (such astute commentary, I know)

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