andrewwwalkerr

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by andrewwwalkerr 2y ago
Minor tangent, what do you think about applying ultrasound in FDM Ed printing? We should chat!
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by andrewwwalkerr 2y ago
Oh neato! I studied this in Grad school back in 2014!! "the Innovation" is that high strength alloys like 2xxx and 7xxx are notorious for their "unweldable" nature. So to report a fairly rigorous investigation of such a
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by andrewwwalkerr 2y ago
I feel like cold chain is a problem set better addressed by material science, than the en vogue "electrify everything" approach Between better sealing systems and phase change materials I feel like there's more than a few gem
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by andrewwwalkerr 3y ago
Maybe look at hard tech companies? There are plenty of teams out there that even modest software skills would dramatically improve! As was previously mentioned, consider your other interests and strengths (even outside of CS). What companie
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by andrewwwalkerr 3y ago
I'm curious about views from the crowd here on how to apply the recommendations from this article in the context of a startup I've worked in both heavy industry (mining /metals production) as well as my own startup for the la
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by andrewwwalkerr 3y ago
Wow , exciting! I must admit , I worry going public might actually be a bad thing for the Pi org. Exposure to the winds of quarterly earnings reports and hardware timelines can often conflict... I have no real evidence to support that feeli
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by andrewwwalkerr 3y ago
I'd be curious how the regulatory barriers in marine propulsion differ from static grid level powerplants. Assuming some movement could be achieved there, hopefully driven by thorium's claims to superior inherent safety characteri