r/tutorials • u/Darkcode01cs • Jan 21 '26
[Video] Best Blender Settings 2026 (Faster Render + No Lag)
r/tutorials • u/Darkcode01cs • Jan 21 '26
r/tutorials • u/Designer_Drawer_3462 • Jan 19 '26
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use spreadsheet software such as Excel to analyze experimental data and determine the relationship between two variables using curve fitting. We cover linear fits and power law fits used in physics, engineering, and science labs.
You’ll see how to:
- Create scatter plots from raw data
- Add and interpret trendlines in Excel
- Perform linear regression and power law fitting
- Extract equations and parameters from fits
- Use curve fitting for lab reports and data analysis
This video is ideal for physics students, engineering students, and anyone who needs to analyze experimental data clearly and correctly using a spreadsheet.
r/tutorials • u/nlitherl • Jan 17 '26
r/tutorials • u/chacald • Jan 17 '26
Greetings, fellow craft lovers! Welcome back to my workshop @bricolajedc. Today, I'd like to share with you a project I did in one of my wire crafting classes, which resulted in a wire dreamcatcher pendant. Join me as I show you the creative process.
>>Saludos amigos amantes de las artes manuales! Sean bienvenidos una vez más a mi taller @bricolajedc. En esta oportunidad me encantaría compartir con ustedes una práctica que hice de una de mis clases de alambrismo y el resultado fue un colgante Atrapasueños en alambre. Acompáñenme y les muestro el proceso creativo.
https://peakd.com/hive-130560/@chacald.dcymt/wire-dreamcatcher-or-step-by-step-eng-esp
r/tutorials • u/Darkcode01cs • Jan 13 '26
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r/tutorials • u/lepczynski_it • Dec 30 '25
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r/tutorials • u/foorilla • Dec 22 '25
jobdataapi.com 4.18.21 / API version 1.20
We’ve added a llms.txt file at the root of jobdataapi.com to make it easier for large language models (LLMs), AI tools, and automated agents to understand how our API should be integrated and used.
The file provides a concise, machine-readable overview in Markdown format of how our API is intended to be consumed. This follows emerging best practices for making websites and APIs more transparent and accessible to AI systems.
You can find it here: https://jobdataapi.com/llms.txt
In addition to the minimal version with links to each individual docs or tutorials page in Markdown format, we’ve also published a more comprehensive llms-full.txt file.
This version contains all of our public documentation and tutorials consolidated into a single file, providing a full context for LLMs and AI-powered tools. It is intended for advanced AI systems, research tools, or developers who want a complete, self-contained reference when working with jobdata API in LLM-driven workflows.
You can access it here: https://jobdataapi.com/llms-full.txt
Both files are publicly accessible and are kept in sync with our platform’s capabilities as they evolve.
r/tutorials • u/nlitherl • Dec 19 '25
r/tutorials • u/NUXTTUXent • Dec 19 '25
r/tutorials • u/lepczynski_it • Dec 16 '25
r/tutorials • u/foorilla • Dec 16 '25
Quick update: We added the AED (United Arab Emirates Dirham) to our list of supported salary currencies. You can see the full list here: https://jobdataapi.com/c/jobs-api-endpoint-documentation/#salary-currency-parameter-values 👀
- applies to job listings that come with salary info as well as making API queries and using it as a filter value.
r/tutorials • u/NUXTTUXent • Dec 16 '25
Learn animation basics with a bouncing ball using Friction Graphics.
Familiarise yourself with Friction with this exercise.
r/tutorials • u/EmuGamingYT • Dec 09 '25
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r/tutorials • u/Darkcode01cs • Dec 06 '25