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by triggercut 13y ago
From the photos of the two objects posted on @MicahGrimes ( https://twitter.com/MicahGrimes ) http://t.co/gFZJhGfTNG http://t.co/SRYeeZfkc2 Distance between: 43:58:34S 090:57:37E 44:03:02S 09
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In technical drawing. "Dimension line" is correct. More specifically a "dimension line indicating a feature". A single character (usually in a "bubble" or circle) would be a callout. One or more words in combin
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A standard I have to refer to often is ISO 128 / AS 1100.101 (1992). Technical Drawing - General Principles. Which has a lot to say on the issue of Letters and Numerals in part 4.1, I've added this as it's mildly similar, sin
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Ignoring the problems with the authors title. I've found this article sums up and describes a very robust solution to this sort of problem using Haar Wavelet Decomposition and Locally Sensitive Hashing. http://www.codeprojec
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I would recommend you look at the work of Professor Paul Bourke at the University of Western Australia in Perth. He creates some amazing immersive environments. http://paulbourke.net/dome/ http://paulbourke.
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How many large scale infrastructure projects has this software company executed and delivered? Oh, they just supply software to people that do do that? Ok.
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I hear you. But as we all know it's been a ripe area for disruption since the 1970's. :) At the moment it's less to do with software as it is to do with the way we share the resultant information, of which there are emerging
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> Has an architect ever forked an open source building? Has an biomedical engineer ever forked a open source prosthetic hip implant? Has a civil engineer forked an open source bridge? ------ TLDR: Yes and no. They driver is 'why&#x2