I used to be able to select whole replies and paste them into Onenote without any problem, has anything changed ? Because even though I copy the equation , I go to paste it into Onenote but nothing appears!! I can still copy and paste from Wikipedia without a problem though!
I used Scale to downsize the original sketch in light blue , but it looks like Fusion has only hidden the original because they don't always show up and Fusion has started to lag a lot more after the downsize
It is very common to say Please when asking for something in English, but this is not the case in Turkish! I know there ways of being nice when asking but I don't hear Lütfen in Turkish as much as I hear Please in English!!
I love this add-in so much , I was seriously thinking of moving on to another program but Onemore made using Onenote morr convenient and less limiting. But , for some reason every couple of minutes it causes Onenote cpu usage to go up about 30% and the program starts to lag alot, this happens regardless of how many notes in the section I am on , the problem only disappeared after removing the add-in, please let me know if there is a solution
I am somewhat the assistant engineer in the 2 person group at the R&D and I do most of the hand work, but the other senior engineer got visibly upset when he heared me talking with another coworker about how "we" in the R&D assembeled some prototype and it did not work! This is not the first time this happened , so I am sure this is what caused him to get upset, so is this normal in engineering?!
I recently started working in the R&D department of the company I work at and I noticed that the chief designer there is crazily attached to the use of AI to the point he never googles anything, he is always on Chatgpt no matter what he is searching for!! Never opens a wikipedia page , no stack exchange , nothing else but Chatgpt! I mean he is designing products and they do seem to work fine but it just feels weird for an engineer in his position to be relying that much on AI, am I wrong? He relies so much on it to the point it really becomes obvious when I ask him questions about something related to EE that if it wasn't for AI he would not have made it this far in the company!! I am not against the use of AI , I use it everyday, but I don't pretend that I am an expert just because I know to ask a chatbox and get an answer!! I feel like someone in such a position should be able to answer difficult questions without the use of any tool or at least provide some thoughtful answer that reflects an understanding of the field!!
The relay is supposed to stay conducting after the switch has been opened for 55s seconds according to the simulation but on pcb it barely stays for 1s, is the design ok? Or have I made a mistake during assembly?