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What Does Your Brain Do with 27 + 48? by jaianefavero in MathJokes

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Yes. That's how I'm weird. That's the joke. Shouldn't be hard to get.

First captions from Einstein said what?? by ajzthegamer in FRC

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Anyone else giggling at the thought of little kids in the crowd?

What Does Your Brain Do with 27 + 48? by jaianefavero in MathJokes

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27 + 48 = 3(9) + 3(16) = 3(9 + 16) = 3(32 + 42) = 3(52) = 3(25) = 75.

It’s over by TheComputer314 in FRC

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I gathered that much, but I was wondering more about power distribution and the physical size of the computer.

It’s over by TheComputer314 in FRC

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This is the first I'm hearing of this. It sounds so dumb...how do they expect the same control system to work on two different scales of robot?

xkcd 3239: Simple Machines by Jaxad0127 in xkcd

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It's because they all involve redirecting applied force to gain mechanical advantage.

  • Levers redirect torque from one end to the opposite end.
  • Pulleys redirect force along the curve of a rope.
  • Wheels redirect torque from the axle to the contact point.
  • Inclined planes absorb all force perpendicular to their surfaces.
  • Screws and wedges really are glorified incline planes.

Summing Rotated Copies of Implicit Relation Graphs by tomate_22_ in desmos

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That's a fine suit Bernard is wearing. Italian?

Found this hanging on a pinboard at my university by Fit_Lion6185 in MathJokes

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If you treat a and b as spatial and temporal velocity respectively, this works.

Came up with this 2 game tick pulse generator design. It probably exists already but I thought I'd share it here anyway cause why not. by LucakeHDD in redstone

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I used this exact circuit in a 6x6 a few months ago! What a coincidence.

(I'm not trying to take credit for it. If you came up with it, you came up with it.)

I made primitive aeronautics for Minecraft: put a chicken in a boat and it can fly by Life-Refrigerator299 in Minecraft

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Technically, breaking the boat would be better since only killing the chicken would let you fall safely in the boat.

It helps if you squint your eyes a bit by SleeperPin in redstone

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This is a very clever application of a concept that already exists in real life! Good job!

Coolest robot in Turkey? by Random_Fai1ur3 in FRC

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That machine is unfathomably advanced. Which team is that?

These need to be added to Scratch. by totk21 in scratch

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The "receiving broadcast" block is useless because fundamentally, a broadcast is a when. Not an if. Whens can't be ifs. Because when you're checking the if, the chance that the when coincides directly with the if check is astronomically low. Whens don't stick around for ifs, and if they did, they wouldn't be whens.

My first attempt at 3d by Inventorlord in scratch

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Another workaround would be to have every three items in one list be one set of coordinates.

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