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by mtreis86 9y ago
Unsprung weight would make this a terrible car to drive - it would handle like a truck at best. The motors should be mounted where differentials currently go. Four motors, with an axle out from each.
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I find planning to be an essential communication tool and most of my work involves planning. I think I miss-stated my point. My point is that I don't know where to spend my time, when learning new things, until after I learn them. That
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I don't. I think flow and planning are on opposite ends of an uncertainty principle. The more in-flow you are the less you need a plan, and the more you plan the harder it is to get into flow. Sometimes I fall deeply into a subject I h
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by mtreis86 9y ago
Doesn't even need to - we took care of invading Afghanistan and quadrupling the worlds supply of opium a couple decades ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium_production_in_Afghanista...
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by mtreis86 9y ago
Qt multithreading http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/threads-technologies.html Aria for downloads https://aria2.github.io/ Pigz and pbzip2 for compression https://zlib.net/pigz/ http:/&#
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Some of your responsibilities may be mission critical for your customer. Those should be identified and prioritized.
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It just keeps going and going and everyone gets more and more abusive
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One thing in training you are constantly reminded of, is not to become one of the victims.
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The meme is older than the internet for sure, "In a paper on 'Pure Mathematics for Engineering Students,' published in The Bulletin for March 1901, I expressed opinions which coincide with those given here today. I then said
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All the brilliant weirdos I know are independent. Lampworkers, machinists, turbine engineers, fabricators, inventors. None affiliated with any educational system, no degrees. None making burgers either. All 'shop rats,' in garages
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by mtreis86 9y ago
"Once a password is recorded for one host, the system uses that password as the guess if you connect to a file server on another host."
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by mtreis86 9y ago
How about hydration? Anecdotally if I am low on water, electrolytes, or protein, I lose my deepest levels of reasoning.
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They could put in a backdoor that opens when a magic packet is passed. These things exist[1]. Your cell phone likely has one in the radio[2]. The problem with this existing, other than the privacy issues, is that the packet can eventually b
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by mtreis86 9y ago
Still a great way to learn about AI (with lisp code samples). The follow-up book has no lisp in the book itself, but all examples from the book do have lisp code examples online http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/
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Bad, nausea.
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https://github.com/pavel-odintsov/fastnetmon/blob/master/doc...
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I found the length of the channel in between the rear sights makes a large difference for me in accuracy - compare [1] and [2]. The longer sight nearly eliminates (or at least makes the errors more obvious) the issues being discussed at the
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486 was released 28 years ago
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You can practice the climb with ropes and gear on. You can practice batsuit flying by jumping from an airplane and using a parachute.
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Any to recommend?
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Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter is about the intersection of music, math, and computers.
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I am learning lisp and was recommended to read "Paradigms of AI Programming" as the examples are all given in lisp. The later book is "Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach" which is written with pseudocode examples.
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I don't rent books. If they are good enough to read once I want to own the book and be able to refer back to it occasionally. The three books I am deeply into right now are all a thousand pages and I have been reading two of them for a
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No, this is only when I am going to exercise for an extended period of time, 30min+. I generally consume enough potassium from fruits and vegetables not to need any additional electrolytes in my day-to-day water. Basically I don't cons
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Rule of tongue - if it tastes salty its too much salt. Take a half full water bottle. Add some salt. See if it is salty yet, then keep adding until it is just barely salty. Then fill the bottle to the top. If you taste salt you added too mu
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Some people are constantly bad even though they know they will have to answer for their actions. Some people are bad and don't want to be and it is a struggle. Some people just do what they need to to survive, for whatever survival mea
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Just as reading anything written for laypersons, as an expert in that particular field, will seem.
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There are a couple companies attempting to solve this, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gotenna/gotenna-mesh-of... and https://www.beartooth.com/
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Still works on win7, with renaming command prompt to stickykeys.
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You made a new account to say this? What do you mean "a soul only looking for a saviour"? Is calling people "basket cases" a reasonable form of argument? I honestly don't know what question you are asking at the sta

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