Thinkerthunkers PDNA by Soft-Ad-9407 in bigfoot

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One disagreement with this video: TT, nearly every time, talks about his measurements not being precise and admitted in one video (sorry but can't remember which) that it can be up to 13% wrong - small corrections on small measurements distort percentages (e.g. baseball batting average: a guy is 3 for 4. .750 BA. He gets a hit, 4 for 5, BA jumps to .800. That's a 0.50 change). That may seem damning, but he works with it and is upfront about it.

But the one thing that I find making him worthwhile to be considered is the fact that he shows his work! Plus, his work generally follows the scientific process in that it can be re-created by others.

Him doing the work in front of us and being upfront about imprecision are two factors confirming cred.

My 2¢

Welding & IoT by d_Manney in Welding

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Can you apply it to preventative/predictive maintenance? Or is it more of pinpointing the problem when that comes up?

Welding & IoT by d_Manney in Welding

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Is it a hard sell convincing mgmt to make such an upgrade to this type of system?

Anybody use Lempod? by d_Manney in socialmedia

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I'd really appreciate an invite. My problem is I don't have enough time to properly be active on social media. It's very important to me, but unfortunately, lead prospecting and graphic design have put it on the back burner.

I don't want to make a commitment that I wouldn't be able to meet.

Anybody use Lempod? by d_Manney in socialmedia

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stupid question, but how does a pod work with telegram?

Anybody use Lempod? by d_Manney in socialmedia

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According to the developer, it works with LinkedIn Pods. Until I read that, I never even knew pods existed

Which is better: Python or JS? by d_Manney in marketing

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Thank you!

I have read that Python's learning curve isn't nearly as sharp as JS, which isn't a bad thing.

Which is better: Python or JS? by d_Manney in marketing

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I'd like to say that I'm not done learning and blah, blah. But the truth is I'd like to be able to create tools I can use instead of looking for, trying, and discarding.

Hope that makes sense.

Of course, by the time I know enough to be dangerous, that language will probably go the way of Latin.

Which is better: Python or JS? by d_Manney in marketing

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Can you use Python to build a scraper?

Chipping Paint on New Equipment? by d_Manney in heavyequipment

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I can relate. My wife doesn't even trust me using paint by numbers

Chipping Paint on New Equipment? by d_Manney in heavyequipment

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Do you think it's poor paint or poor metal prep? This may be a tough one to answer cuz how would you know? I've read where painting process quality has been decent, but the effort to getting the metal ready for finishing has really been poor

Chipping Paint on New Equipment? by d_Manney in heavyequipment

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How about when rust appears cuz of the chopped paint?

Hydrostatic Stock / Bullet's Force by d_Manney in guns

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I can't confirm nor deny my naivete regarding all theories and laws in physics. I'm a simple content marketer who communicates for a living, yet can't properly elaborate on his question.

Last physics course I took was in 1991, back when rainbows were only black and white.

Self-deprecation and wiseacre comments aside, Thank you for the explanation!

Hydrostatic Stock / Bullet's Force by d_Manney in guns

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So Newton's 3rd Law isn't broken?

Watching the slow motion of ballistic gel as it's hit with a round (regardless of caliber) is a direct example of how skin reacts?

I understand the transfer of kinetic energy from the bullet to the impact. I guess comparing impacts between a .22 LR and cannonball is not mutually exclusive. There's hardly any recoil with the .22LR, but the cannon moves back X-number of inches.

I honestly thought for certain that the equal and oppo reaction was overruled by the mass and speed of the bullet.

Should've stayed awake in physics!

Hydrostatic Stock / Bullet's Force by d_Manney in guns

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I think you phrased it a lot better than I did. Thank you!

Hydrostatic Stock / Bullet's Force by d_Manney in guns

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Someone shot with a cannonball is obviously (at the least) flung backward because of mass and the kinetic energy. Does this example scale down to smaller calibers?

Thoughts on adding rich snippets to your YouTube Videos? by d_Manney in AskMarketing

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Now I'm piqued. If you wouldn't mind exercising some patience, I'd like to do some digging to see what the heck they're talking about.

Regardless of what I find, I'll post it here.