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 You have accomplished and learned more in the past six weeks than...a majority of people in the country. Be proud of your machine. Don't kick it to the gutter. Stand behind it. Believe in it. Give it your all. Take pride in your robot. :) - sanddrag [more] |
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03-15-2011, 02:45 AM
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Re: why blame the programmers??
In all my seriousness, in my experiences, programming errors happen more than mechanical errors just because of the fact that, if you follow proper engineering procedures, it generally will not drastically alter the workings of the robot if one bolt is not tightened correctly, whereas the mistake of one character can destroy the entire code of a robot.
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