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Turning Mermaid ER diagrams into shareable 3D schema tours

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By Shane Jacobeen
| DEV Community
Turning Mermaid ER diagrams into shareable 3D schema tours Mermaid erDiagram is great for docs and PRs. It’s less great when the schema gets dense: boxes overlap, FK lines tangle, and “just zoom out” stops helping. I built Schema3D for that moment: open a Mermaid ER (or SQL / DrawDB) in the browser, explore it in 3D, and share a URL that recreates the view. No live database connection, no account. 2D ERDs optimize for printing and README screenshots.
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AddUp Rewards: Shopping Portal Update

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By Shane Jacobeen
| EIN News
Take full advantage of shopping portals with AddUp Rewards AddUp announces a brand new feature - they now supports shopping portals. UNITED STATES, March 7, 2023 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Since their initial launch in 2021, AddUp Rewards has been on a mission to help users maximize their credit card rewards. However, credit cards aren't the only way to earn points while shopping online, and they are excited to announce support for another way users can earn rewards: shopping portals.
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Reshaping sub-millimetre bubbles from spheres to tori

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By Xujun Zhang, Shane Jacobeen, Qiang Zhang, Brian Khau
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Reshaping sub-millimetre bubbles from spheres to tori† Xujun Zhang,*ab Shane Jacobeen,c Qiang Zhang,d Brian Khau,e Peter Yunker,c H. Jerry Qi, d Saad Bhamla *e and Paul S. Russo *abf Abstract Shape-changing objects are prized for applications ranging from acoustics to robotics. We report sub-millimetre bubbles that reversibly and rapidly change not only their shape but also their topological class, from sphere to torus, when subjected to a simple pressure treatment.
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Cellular packing, mechanical stress and the evolution of multicellularity

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By Jennifer T. Pentz, Elyes C. Graba, Colin G. Brandys, Shane Jacobeen
| Nature Verified
Genotypes used in this study were isolated from the evolution experiment conducted in Ratcliff et al., 20126 after 7, 28, 42 and 60 days of evolution. These genotypes are referred to throughout this manuscript as week 1-, week-4, week-6 and week-8 genotypes, as they were isolated from an evolving population at these time points. During evolution, daily size selection was performed by selecting for fast settling in liquid media.
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