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As something like an engine is assembled in a relatively standard way, it should be easy for the software to recognize parts, and what it is looking at - I also think it would be pretty easy to slap a sticker with a glyph onto parts to ID them and give a little orientation data to a system like this if needed. #ar
10/27/09
Hell, what happens when you slip trying to loosen/tighten something and break it? "Guess I'm not fixing this today!" . How about how easy it'll be to smuggle these to the enemy? lol! #ar
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10/29/09
.... O,O lies! #ar
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I give you: THE FUTURE!
Attention Engineers: You are welcome to steal this idea, so long as you GET ON IT! I'm mid-twenties. I wanna see this before I'm too old to drive, OK?! That's the deal.
Otherwise, you owe me royalties.
Attention Everyone Else: You're welcome.
08/31/09
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Oh, and if we are gonna put displays in passenger windows, I want this built into the backseat window:
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The following generation of children who have neck and back problems from playing video games in the window to their side will be a small sacrifice.
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If you watch any anime, you should check out "Dennou Coil" - it depicts exactly what you're talking about.
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I can't tell you how many times i thought someone was high res and it only turned out to be dithering.
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If you're going for a job and say I can do this this and this, what better way then to show them on your card?
07/16/09
That would be a great "go to this link" on a physical business card. That way they have something physical in their hands, and then something to check out online.
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You've got 100s of applicants you want one thats going to jump out.
Which one is it? The one who put their resume on $20 paper stock or the one who has now proven that they know how to handle what you want him to in a fun, interesting and creative way.
Plus I think its more of a business card then a job application. I think its more of "I'm the best guy to subcontract this work to, here is why".
Yeah no one might play with it all day but when its all about getting a foot in the door and an extra minute of someone's time this is an excellent way to do it.