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epicwhaleburger
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epicwhaleburger
4y ago
With SONAR, the transmitted sound source is also being received at the same point which allows for the intended measurement. This generalizes that method to a source being captured by a sink in any point in the predefined 3D space. I’d say
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epicwhaleburger
4y ago
...Ai?
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epicwhaleburger
5y ago
Love it! Thanks for sharing, you're doing the science god's work, kid. You'll go far, I'm sure of it.
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
V... sign...
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
I wanted to get quarters out of a change jar and remembered exactly this. Just shook it around (lightly) until there were quarters at the top.
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
In no way am I qualified to talk about this with any sort of certainty, but I have been studying EE for the past 2 years and live in a house with a physicist who is probably far more well read in this topic. Classical computers are nice bec
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
The IPA on wikipedia uses "ə", indicating a sound closer to "uh" (like commA) versus "at" (like crAp).
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
I do understand where the confusion is stemming from, but taking the time to properly learn the clash between Leibniz and Lagrange is very important. It makes a lot of sense to use one versus the other in specific cases. You might be able t
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
Worth the read.
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epicwhaleburger
7y ago
Related: https://fermatslibrary.com/
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epicwhaleburger
8y ago
Electrical engineer here. Sounds waves are called transverse waves because their displacement moves in the positive/negative y directions, which appears to give the impression that the wave is a single traveling particle. Instead the s
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epicwhaleburger
8y ago
I'm so glad I found this comment! It's cool to see others skate on here.
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epicwhaleburger
12y ago
I'm not sure how fond I am of the frame design, it has a sort of flair to it that makes it look strange.
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epicwhaleburger
13y ago
This seems like a really interesting and awesome idea.I would love to see it complete.
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epicwhaleburger
13y ago
Every Iron man I have seen, I have always been fond of their credits. Awesome job
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epicwhaleburger
14y ago
Codecademy and Treehouse need to jump on the bandwagon
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epicwhaleburger
14y ago
Sounds awesome and expensive
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epicwhaleburger
14y ago
WOW, thats pretty cool. Got lost pretty quickly
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epicwhaleburger
14y ago
Fight between codecademy and code.org probably
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epicwhaleburger
14y ago
No, I feel that this website shouldn't follow reddit, but instead maybe try something diffrent