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@demofox in ideal conditions yes, but for “relatively dumb” systems, a systematic path can get stuck and make no progress. I had an issue like this for a pool cleaning robot. The machine was trying to follow a pattern, but its wheel were sliding at the round corners, believing it progressed, but in fact never went anywhere. A random walk would have done a lot better in that case.

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@demofox in ideal conditions yes, but for “relatively dumb” systems, a systematic path can get stuck and make no progress. I had an issue like this for a pool cleaning robot. The machine was trying to follow a pattern, but its wheel were sliding at the round corners, believing it progressed, but in fact never went anywhere. A random walk would have done a lot better in that case.

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New office setup iteration, this time with better cable management.

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New office setup iteration, this time with better cable management.

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Old school grass cards spotted IRL

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Old school grass cards spotted IRL

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Image of a front yard where grass have been freshly cut, but a line of tall grass still remain standing against a sandstone retaining wall.

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@uint8_t @aeva most people get their coffee near the origin, without traveling much, that’s why they don’t experience the issue.

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@uint8_t @aeva most people get their coffee near the origin, without traveling much, that’s why they don’t experience the issue.

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@tluther the front of the car reminds me of Toothless in “How to train your dragon” 🤷🏻

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@tluther the front of the car reminds me of Toothless in “How to train your dragon” 🤷🏻

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@tluther yeah, but that battery has wheels 😆

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@tluther yeah, but that battery has wheels 😆

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Sim racing idea! Super advanced mode: if you crash the car, you won’t be able to race for the reset of the day, until the car gets “repaired” over night. It doesn’t even matter if you have other cars. Something that no money or tokens can overcome. 🤭

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Sim racing idea! Super advanced mode: if you crash the car, you won’t be able to race for the reset of the day, until the car gets “repaired” over night. It doesn’t even matter if you have other cars. Something that no money or tokens can overcome. 🤭

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Charging EV from excess solar production 😄

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Charging EV from excess solar production 😄

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@TerryHancock I read a while back it’s done to optimize boxes stacking and stability in the delivery trucks.

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@TerryHancock I read a while back it’s done to optimize boxes stacking and stability in the delivery trucks.

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Hum… that was meant to be the accessibility description. Don’t know how it ended up in a post 🤭

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Hum… that was meant to be the accessibility description. Don’t know how it ended up in a post 🤭

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A large flat box containing a thin long box snug along the diagonal.

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A large flat box containing a thin long box snug along the diagonal.

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Amazon delivery arrived, apparently it got shipped as a 2-level BVH.

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Amazon delivery arrived, apparently it got shipped as a 2-level BVH.

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@lritter @demofox @andrewhelmer47 that’s because in German the unit digit is first, the tens second. To say 31 sort of say 1, 30, and that spreads out the numbers in the alphabetical sorting, instead of clustering them together by the tens, it becomes sort of stratified sampling.

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@lritter @demofox @andrewhelmer47 that’s because in German the unit digit is first, the tens second. To say 31 sort of say 1, 30, and that spreads out the numbers in the alphabetical sorting, instead of clustering them together by the tens, it becomes sort of stratified sampling.

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@bleuje these are very elegant and cool!

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@bleuje these are very elegant and cool!

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@rolf @aeva replace water with plywood and that would look exactly like the typical model train circuit.

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@rolf @aeva replace water with plywood and that would look exactly like the typical model train circuit.

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Caustics from one-way mirror roller blinds

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Caustics from one-way mirror roller blinds

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@Sharlock93 it’s a long night, there is always some time to fit in some coding

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@Sharlock93 it’s a long night, there is always some time to fit in some coding

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@martinweber I’ll try to complete what I have started, instead of starting some other new thing.

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@martinweber I’ll try to complete what I have started, instead of starting some other new thing.

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🙏 @Sharlock93 how did it go?

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🙏 @Sharlock93 how did it go?

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@martinweber thank you, Martin.

Day 1 looks ok so far :D

Any resolution?

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@martinweber thank you, Martin.

Day 1 looks ok so far :D

Any resolution?