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And people laugh at me when I suggest 14" wheels. |
Munchskull |
Whippet |
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CAD sketches are your best friend. |
Knufire |
Whippet |
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This is definitely the best FRC parody of an FRC parody I have seen. |
Jared Russell |
Hallry |
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No FIRST event is complete without Darude's Sandstorm. |
sonichammer7476 |
Whippet |
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Build season can't come soon enough. |
Ryan Dognaux |
Taylor |
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Cut out the ridiculous vitriol. It's tiresome. Be productive. |
Lil' Lavery |
Jessica Boucher |
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..attitude and willingness to work as a team...are the qualities that can make or break a team. |
Monochron |
GeeTwo |
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Let's sheathe the pitchforks and douse the torches for another two months, shall we? |
Taylor |
Collin Fultz |
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There's blood in the water and the Piranhas are biting. It's CD. This thread is gonna have legs all the way til January 9th. |
Koko Ed |
Whippet |
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but if you can build stuff, you can figure out how to build other stuff. |
GeeTwo |
EDesbiens |
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Well, it's officially that part of the offseason where we all lose our minds again. |
Whippet |
LDiDomenico |
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I'm very excited for this year, because robots. |
pyrtle |
Whippet |
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We love both AndyMark and Vex for everything they do. The work these folks put into their products is amazing. |
marshall |
Whippet |
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A charged battery beats a dead battery any day. |
Al Skierkiewicz |
techtiger1 |
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As we were lying the robot down to work on it
"CAD me like one of your french robots" |
1uan |
legts |
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Test your code and your assumptions. |
ShotgunNinja |
Whippet |
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If you have time to complain about how other people are making a difference, it's clear that YOU are not working hard enough to make a difference. |
Foster |
Whippet |
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I'm now convinced that the entire 2015 season was an elaborate ploy by FIRST to get teams to stop complaining about bumpers. |
Joe G. |
MechEng83 |
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I like the gearboxes that can move my mechanical systems reliably. |
Ginger Power |
Whippet |
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To the best engineers, scientists, and thinkers, something that is "hard" isn't something to avoid; it is something that begs for us to prove that we can do it. STEM is built on the very idea of trying something, failing, and trying something different. |
Bryan Herbst |
jajabinx124 |
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In conclusion we will have a spaghetti game |
Darkseer54 |
wilful |
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I am mentored by individuals younger than 18 all the time. |
Taylor |
Monochron |
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You'll find that there are plenty of teams and individuals who shout. You'll also find there are a smaller subset of teams and individuals that do. Those that do tend to be the ones that get their way. |
Lil' Lavery |
Collin Fultz |
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Imagination is important, but try not to use it as a substitute for actual information. |
Alan Anderson |
rtfgnow |
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Too often we like to forget that it takes an insane amount of hard work to even have a chance to overcome raw talent. |
Paul Copioli |
Jeremy Germita |
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It's not about taking risks, but more about identifying them (which is the hardest part) and reducing them. |
Deke |
Kevin Leonard |
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There will inevitably be enough unintentional failure in any endeavor we take on that adding intentional failure on top of that seems unnecessary. |
Jared Russell |
Jared |
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Everyone has regrets in robotics- it's how you learn from them that makes all the difference. |
Kevin Leonard |
TedG |
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But here's the beautiful thing about FIRST: you are supposed to make mistakes. |
RunawayEngineer |
DonRotolo |
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We're all human, we all make mistakes. How you deal with mistakes and problems, is what really elevates successful people, robotics teams, organizations, etc. above the rest. |
artdutra04 |
Rman1923 |
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Same as regrets in life: Learn from them.
This is called "growth". |
DonRotolo |
bijan311 |
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A problematic dynamic and culture becomes apparent when failure persists for such a duration and reoccurs so frequently that students begin to accept it as the norm, and never learn the proper way to do things. |
sanddrag |
Ari423 |
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In an education culture that hinges on having the perfect grades and perfect SAT scores to get into the perfect colleges, I enjoy providing an environment where students are encouraged to test their own hypothesis, challenge their assumptions, and regularly fail. |
Michael Corsetto |
Tom Bottiglieri |
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RoboRIO brownout (v, n): The GDC's alternative to limiting the number of motors allowed on a robot. |
GeeTwo |
Billfred |
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Heat Gun(n.):Your build season replacement for a microwave. |
jajabinx124 |
The other Gabe |
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Swerve Drive (n.) - a set of mechanisms to ensure the robot will sit dead on the field for half of that robot's first event |
Kevin Leonard |
Whippet |
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Autonomous Mode (n): A moment of silence observed prior to every Week 1 or Week 2 match. |
Dan Petrovic |
efoote868 |
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Theory (n.) - A mythical place where all robot designs work. |
MechEng83 |
rockinthespecs |
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Mentor-built (adj.): A term describing a robot that is better than your own, and / or a robot with paint on it. |
Chris is me |
Logan Byers |
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But you are an influencer: Use it for good. |
DonRotolo |
Kevin Leonard |
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Thank God for the Technokats. |
Koko Ed |
Taylor |
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Good thing you skipped this year.
You don't need exhaustion to sleep through Recycle Rush. |
Gregor |
Koko Ed |
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To think that the seminal work on the FRC experience is about the least favorite game of all time, being played by a team that no longer exists, is either the height of insanity or a master stroke of inspiration. |
GeeTwo |
Karthik |
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While those ideals might exist in black and white perfection; in the real world, with very rare exception, they can only be implemented as compromises in shades of gray. |
gblake |
evanperryg |
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There is a problem getting girls interested in STEM. Swift, immediate action is required. Continuing to stay the course leads to disaster. |
Madison |
Karthik |
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Avoid the impulse to shoot from the hip, and find out the full picture before deciding where you stand. |
gblake |
MechEng83 |
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When more STEM teams exist outside schools than in them, that will be one indication that a true cultural change has occurred. |
gblake |
Kevin Leonard |
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I think there is much to be learned from working in teams, and team projects, but even more when you go out on your own some time for something you are truly passionate about. |
paul_v |
Amanda Morrison |
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Of course 254 owns Battlebots too |
dodar |
Ekcrbe |
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There's 2 things that are really hard in CS - naming things, cache invalidation, and off by one errors. |
Andrew Schreiber |
MikLast |
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