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Optical Diffraction Patterns Made With a MOPA Laser Engraving Machine [Video] _ Hacker News

A video showcasing optical diffraction patterns created with a MOPA laser engraving machine has gained attention on Hacker News. Users have praised the creator for their engineering skills and suggested that the channel offers a wealth of interesting experiments. There is a light-hearted discussion about the potential limitations of the technology, such as its applicability to chocolate holograms.

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Optical Diffraction Patterns Made With a MOPA Laser Engraving Machine [Video] _ Hacker News

A video showcasing optical diffraction patterns created with a MOPA laser engraving machine has gained attention on Hacker News. Users have praised the creator for their engineering skills and suggested that the channel offers a wealth of interesting experiments. There is a light-hearted discussion about the potential limitations of the technology, such as its applicability to chocolate holograms.

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hnthrowawayacct 2 hours ago | next [–]


This guy always has an unreal amount of engineering lift for hobby videos. A treat to watch every time.
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JKCalhoun 56 minutes ago | parent | next [–]


Yeah, a YouTube treasure. For anyone new to his channel, you have a back log of amazing experiments to binge on.
I believe he works at Alphabet (tangent?)—somewhere in the Bay Area.
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mikkupikku 1 hour ago | prev [–]


Pity it won't work for chocolate holograms.
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alganet 48 minutes ago | parent [–]


Why not?
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