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Another kind of BIOS error: burrice insistente do operador de sistemas (insistent stupidity of the systems operator)
"The robot is half a pound overweight...that's it CJ no more ones in the code zeros only..." "...but zeros have more surface area" (In a loud and very official voice) "disable switch on!" "...that means it's off right?" "I think I stuck it in one of the bins" |
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if you were ever looking for something, and someone said "yeah. it's on the table. " you would immediately get a very scared look in your eyes, and go enlist some freshmen to help you for the next hour or so while you rummaged through EVERYTHING on the table (giant pile) |
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I just heard this one at nationals:
As we were replacing a broken belt and a bad key in (opposite sides of) our robot's drive train, we found out that we had been picked. I said to our driver, who at that moment was lying on his back in a pile of tools underneath a robot with no wheels, "Looks like we got our date for the prom." To which he responded, "Yeah, but we have nothing to wear." That cracked me up. |
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Well, for our team, we had "Our Robot Sucks."
Literally, it did. (We created a vacuum using the pneumatic cylinders) |
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From the book Syrup by Maxx Barry--
"I read somewhere that the average adult has three million-dollar ideas per year." "So everybody's got ideas. Ideas are cheap. What's unique is the conviction to follow through: to work at it until it pays off. That's what separates the person who thinks I wonder why they can't just make shampoo and conditioner in one? from the one who thinks Now, should I get the Mercedes, or another BMW?" Gets ya thinking, don't it? |
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To paraphrase Ken K, "FIRST isn't about building robots that can compete. It's about building people who can go out into society and produce something that is worth while."
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"If it works, its obviously not complicated enough"
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when ever some one says something like, "you can't do that" or "that can't fit in that space" or "I bet you wont...."
my response is always "Is that a challenge..." |
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Kyle: "Is that a challange?" Joe: "Yup." Kyle walks around with wet boots for the next three days at nationals. |
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The Law of Need:
If you go to a store looking for something you NEED, it won't be there. If you pass by a store that you think won't have it, it will. The Law of Asking: The one person you ask won't know, the one you don't ask will. |
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"Everytime you integrate, god kills a kitten."
Somethign to think about. Not really an engieering one but if you are going for an engineering degree, you will be killing kittens by proxy alot. Credit to my Cal 3 Prof, apparently some people in the dept have some poster with this on it. |
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The Engineer Postulate:
Time Expected x 3 = Time Actual -I noticed that if i needed something done in a day, it was done in 3 days -If i said meet me in an hour, it was usually dragged onto 3 hours later so use this to your advantage, if you need something done in an hour, say you need it in 20 minutes! It works so well! ByE erin |
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Engineering Rule #20423a
It will take 5x as many newbies to complete something than a seasoned vet, yet they will still do it wrong. Engineering Rule #1394k No matter how good you are in math, you always will have a mistake that you missed. |
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Ha, they were only wet for 2 days, i took off my water prof watch and my MOE bandanna but not the boots, meh, it was nice having that squeaking sound when i walked around. |
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