Bitlife

by Russell Marshall (07.07.2025)

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Few games capture the vulnerability of aging like Bitlife . Watching your character develop conditions like arthritis or memory loss reminds you that Bitlife is about the full arc of life — not just the highlights.

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by Rose Dyring (18.08.2025)

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That’s a fascinating topic, especially considering how thermomechanical coupling can significantly influence the final quality of a coating. Understanding the model's parameters could really help... Read more

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by Koby Macquarie (19.08.2025)

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The development of a thermomechanical coupled model for coating synthesis on a substrate really highlights how advanced computational methods are enhancing materials science. Understanding the interaction... Read more

This was such an interesting read!

by Kirina Densa (07.10.2025)

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Okay, wow

by Amy Simmons (08.10.2025)

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Okay, wow. My brain hurts (in a good way?). This is dense, but fascinating. The way you’re talking about balancing these different forces, the heat and the stress…it reminds me of trying to... Read more

This is a fascinating study!

by Nerra Hanna (09.10.2025)

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This is fascinating

by Frances Velez (17.10.2025)

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This is a fascinating look at the complexities of coating synthesis! I especially appreciate the breakdown of the 3D model into a more manageable 1D model for qualitative analysis. It's interesting how the... Read more

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by Henry Davis (23.10.2025)

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This is fascinating work! It's great to see the complex interplay of heat transfer, deformation, and material properties being modeled in such detail. The simplification to a one-dimensional model for... Read more

I totally get the need

by Kathy Brown (07.11.2025)

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I totally get the need for that one-dimensional model for easier analysis, even if it simplifies things. That "quasi-stationary regime" effect you mentioned really resonates – reminds me of those... Read more

Connections Game

by Jane Travis (12.11.2025)

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Going over your thermomechanical coupled model made me recall that time I struggled with thermal expansion issues while playing the Connections Game of material selection for a microelectronics project as... Read more

Slither io

by Theresa Arias (15.11.2025)

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The golden rule of Slither io is simple: If your head touches another snake’s body, you die. The other snake remains perfectly fine. This means that even the smallest snake can eliminate the biggest... Read more

Don’t Let the Pixels Fool You: Retro Bowl is a Genius Simulation

by Amanda Niennow (24.11.2025)

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The chunky sprites and 8-bit charm of  Retro Bowl  are a brilliant deception. They invite you in, promising a simple, casual football game. But beneath that nostalgic veneer lies a deep,... Read more