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Wow! MIT Nerds Break Through The Fourth Wall

JamesGang

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Interesting stuff...



It's amazing what goes overlooked.
 
JamesGang said:
Interesting stuff...



It's amazing what goes overlooked.
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4rth wall breaks ?? Thats where the actor starts a direct dialogue with the audience. Think ferris bueller's Day off.
 
JamesGang said:
Interesting stuff...



It's amazing what goes overlooked.
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Pretty cool. Seems like there could be many applications for this type of technology.
 
JamesGang said:
Interesting stuff...



It's amazing what goes overlooked.
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Pretty Awesome, I'm actually considering changing to a job where I'll be working with grid, video and vision technology and incorporating it into robots etc. This makes me wonder where the field/tech is going to go.
 
AGENT J said:
Pretty Awesome, I'm actually considering changing to a job where I'll be working with grid, video and vision technology and incorporating it into robots etc. This makes me wonder where the field/tech is going to go.
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One only wonders...
 
AGENT J said:
Pretty Awesome, I'm actually considering changing to a job where I'll be working with grid, video and vision technology and incorporating it into robots etc. This makes me wonder where the field/tech is going to go.
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Are you in interface or just input?

In other words; what's your skillset?
 
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JamesGang said:
Are you in interface or just input?

In other words; what's your skillset?
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I'm a test engineer, my degree is in EET. Been working in Test and Production for a couple decades now Telecom, Medical Devices, Green Energy and Defense. Like I said I may be going in to robotics next year, came across two jobs I found interesting and could inspire me to leave my current position but it will take a lot, Im pretty happy.
 
Cool. I did telecom and defense myself for awhile but have strangely found myself in a culinary world as a chef...:p
 
Do babies normally have a pulse over 150?
 
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Do babies normally have a pulse over 150?
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Uhm it depends on the age really . . . . 0-1 month are like 80-190, 1 <12months like 70-160 and 1 to 2 year olds can have like 80-120 Im pretty sure. Also notice he said neonatal infant which is like the first 30 days so absolutely 150bpm is in range.
 
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