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 they used the same random number generator we used for our autonomous drive code . . . (oops did I say that?) - MrForbes [more] |
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09-04-2002, 19:59
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actually, this idea of mine is simple enough that even a programmer, like me, could put it together in about a total of 5 minutes, provided that i had the right materials for the job. i fyou want to here my idea, tell dennis to stay after school one day, and i'll explain it to all. it's come up before as an idea, but everyone shunned it for reasons unknown to me. anyways, it seems that this is the best idea that we have, considering anything else won't be legal due to excess weight.
on another note, does anyone know if small parts is still selling parts to us? for my idea, i need some parts that aren't on the AHL. 
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