The AI-generated cat pictures thread
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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I know, right? I can't help but feel like it's abusive, even though I know otherwise.
Last edited by good2go; Feb 23, 2016 at 11:04 PM.
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I am dissapoint. Oh wait! I see what you did there!
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Maybe it is real.
(1-31-2011)
thats my nasa american iron extreme race car. I won the northeast aix championship, did not get to nationals as they were in utah, but will be at nationals this year at mid ohio.
Heres a pic fron vir in july
we are doing a wing over the winter.
mast 416 ls3
jericho close ratio 4 spd with sequential shifter
18x11 ccw, 315/335 hoosiers
baer monoblock 6 piston calipers 14 inch rotors
jrs apex front and rear susp
race tech full containment seat, schroth harness's
thats my nasa american iron extreme race car. I won the northeast aix championship, did not get to nationals as they were in utah, but will be at nationals this year at mid ohio.
Heres a pic fron vir in july
we are doing a wing over the winter.
mast 416 ls3
jericho close ratio 4 spd with sequential shifter
18x11 ccw, 315/335 hoosiers
baer monoblock 6 piston calipers 14 inch rotors
jrs apex front and rear susp
race tech full containment seat, schroth harness's
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
For military applications, the ability to deal with wide variations in terrain is desirable. And as yet, legs are a hard technology to beat when it comes to maneuverability and versatility. They're also very difficult to implement, which is why evolution took so damned long to develop them, particularly in a bipedal configuration such as this one, who is not too young, not too old, not too fat and not too skinny:
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Yes, they work great for traversing fields.
They're not very good at walking through doors or climbing stairs inside a building, though. For a given size, tracked vehicles lack versatility in that regard as compared to bipeds.
They're not very good at walking through doors or climbing stairs inside a building, though. For a given size, tracked vehicles lack versatility in that regard as compared to bipeds.
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They didn't need to climb stairs a building because they just blew the side of the building out with the tank shell. Modern, wimpy, politically correct warfare is so inefficient and costs so many of our kids lives. I'm disgusted by politicians.
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Basically everything humans make is designed for humans to use... I'm not saying that's a great reason to design a robot like a human, but it is a compelling argument if you want your robot to be general purpose.
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