someremains

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by someremains 11y ago
Hard problems are great because once you solve them, you get to solve even more challenging things as a result. I (with a small and great group of people) build a lot of physical things that are meant to look deceptively simple through var
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by someremains 11y ago
I explored this in 2002 with a group of friends while on Christmas break from school. We had to slide down the side of I-75, pry open a grate and drop down onto the top of the water mains running through. We walked almost the entire lengt
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by someremains 11y ago
We use GH (Grasshopper) to generate fully attributed and restrained models for FEA packages and then pipe them over real time to visualize (in the FEA pacakage) and run solvers. It allows us to create complex and very large FEA models quic
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by someremains 18y ago
Be careful, it wasn't the current Chinese regime that executed the rash of infrastructure improvement projects in Hong Kong in the 90's. In fact, the vast majority of the projects were initiated and executed by large British engineering an
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by someremains 19y ago
ha, socialmoth moth showed up there.
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by someremains 19y ago
i just think that is an assumption by the reader that these companies in (even these companies in their present form) will make the founders billionaires. I think it is safer to assume that the experience gained is more likely to lead them
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by someremains 19y ago
if they get an email w/ the verify link, they don't have to enter their email at all.
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by someremains 19y ago
i don't think its similar. kinda like a papparazzi thing.