Isbn: 9798254765172 - the grounding wire: an electrical engineer’s guide to parenting, power, and parallel processing: 3 (6 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Grounding Wire: An Electrical Engineer's Guide to Parenting, Power, and Parallel Processing For those who learn that the most important connections can't be soldered.Gary Volt is a professional electrical engineer and an amateur father. He lives by spreadsheets, optimization, and the laws of physics. But when his eight-year-old daughter, Tesla, starts diagnosing ground loops in the refrigerator before breakfast-and his five-year-old son, Maxwell, collects ordinary rocks and insists they can see-Gary realizes his biggest challenge isn't grid stability. It's parenting.The Grounding Wire is a warm, witty, and unexpectedly moving novel about a family wired differently. Through science fair disasters, sibling short circuits, and birthday-party protocols, Gary learns that love doesn't follow Ohm's law. Some connections can't be calculated. And the most important circuits aren't made of copper-they're made of chaos, pancakes, and the courage to be weird together.Perfect for fans of Wonder, The Rosie Project, and anyone who has ever tried to measure the unmeasurable-this book will remind you that the best systems aren't perfect. They're just connected.Key themes: Parenting, neurodiversity, family life, love as a design parameter, and the beauty of good-enough.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Grounding Wire: An Electrical Engineer's Guide to Parenting, Power, and Parallel Processing For those who learn that the most important connections can't be soldered.Gary Volt is a professional electrical engineer and an amateur father. He lives by spreadsheets, optimization, and the laws of physics. But when his eight-year-old daughter, Tesla, starts diagnosing ground loops in the refrigerator before breakfast-and his five-year-old son, Maxwell, collects ordinary rocks and insists they can see-Gary realizes his biggest challenge isn't grid stability. It's parenting.The Grounding Wire is a warm, witty, and unexpectedly moving novel about a family wired differently. Through science fair disasters, sibling short circuits, and birthday-party protocols, Gary learns that love doesn't follow Ohm's law. Some connections can't be calculated. And the most important circuits aren't made of copper-they're made of chaos, pancakes, and the courage to be weird together.Perfect for fans of Wonder, The Rosie Project, and anyone who has ever tried to measure the unmeasurable-this book will remind you that the best systems aren't perfect. They're just connected.Key themes: Parenting, neurodiversity, family life, love as a design parameter, and the beauty of good-enough. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Grounding Wire: An Electrical Engineer's Guide to Parenting, Power, and Parallel Processing For those who learn that the most important connections can't be soldered.Gary Volt is a professional electrical engineer and an amateur father. He lives by spreadsheets, optimization, and the laws of physics. But when his eight-year-old daughter, Tesla, starts diagnosing ground loops in the refrigerator before breakfast-and his five-year-old son, Maxwell, collects ordinary rocks and insists they can see-Gary realizes his biggest challenge isn't grid stability. It's parenting.The Grounding Wire is a warm, witty, and unexpectedly moving novel about a family wired differently. Through science fair disasters, sibling short circuits, and birthday-party protocols, Gary learns that love doesn't follow Ohm's law. Some connections can't be calculated. And the most important circuits aren't made of copper-they're made of chaos, pancakes, and the courage to be weird together.Perfect for fans of Wonder, The Rosie Project, and anyone who has ever tried to measure the unmeasurable-this book will remind you that the best systems aren't perfect. They're just connected.Key themes: Parenting, neurodiversity, family life, love as a design parameter, and the beauty of good-enough. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…