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There is this emotion, not sure it has a name, which I am sure many engineers know -- when you prepare your system for a long time and then send it into the rea
by udev 6y ago
There is this emotion, not sure it has a name, which I am sure many engineers know -- when you prepare your system for a long time and then send it into the real world and watch it work...
You can feel it in this video, e.g when you see the crane fly away after accomplishing the mission.
If we don't have a name for this emotion yet, I hope the japanese or the germans invent one. :)
- XVII 6y agoI'll just invent one: 'Funktionsfähigkeitsdemonstrationseuphorie'
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoSchöpferstolz. Schaffensfreude.
- raldi 6y agoNow these points of data make a beautiful line And we’re out of beta, we’re releasing on time
- mhh__ 6y agoPride
- yazaddaruvala 6y agoI think its similar enough to "closure" to re-use that word.
- ctdonath 6y ago“It worked! On to the next task...”
- easton_s 6y agoIt feels like watching your kids accomplishing something difficult on their own. The fear of mortality is loosened a bit.
- ranguna 6y agoJoy?