Javi

Filosofía en la UV. ITSS.

[JULISMO @juliomeva]

Doblete de Ferran 6 minutos.

Una persona con confianza tiene superpoderes.

La política y las empresas que te la quieren arrebatar son el enemigo.

[Winamax Sport 🔞 @WinamaxSport]

La vie de Ferran Torres depuis 2 mois.

[Mad Men Quotes @MadMenQts]

The Jet Set, Mad Men

[Javi @JavierPatuel]

@Zedd_zor @MPlusDeportes Es una autoexpulsión de manual, Yuri le empuja cuando la acción ya no tenía peligro, pero la acción sigue siendo la misma, y era ocasión de gol.

[Lady Market @ladymarketok]

Está es la mejor intro de juegos de futbol de la historia. FIFA 1998

[Javi @JavierPatuel]

@Rustkolnikoff @gonzaloruizutri La luz en la foto de la derecha tiene mucho que ver.

[diva @divaagurlxw]

Nothing will kill more dreams over the next decade than the paralyzing curse of infinite optionality.

Decide what you want. Calculate the cost to get there. Pursue as if no other option ever existed. Fall in love with the sound.

To focus is to reject

[David Krieger @PragmaticNurse]

Watch sunrise

[Ilir Aliu @IlirAliu_]

I still remember back when I was working at my first robotics startup and we built a station to test our system 24/7.

The wild part about developing hardware at that speed was that after just a few weeks of continuous testing, the product had already evolved so fast that the setup was practically outdated.

Which is why this approach to durability testing is so cool.

100,000 miles of simulated driving in 3 weeks, with zero actual roads required.

By using 6-axis test rigs, engineers can compress years of real-world stress into days, replicating exact vibrations, cornering forces, and material fatigue in a controlled environment.

I’m really curious to hear from other founders and mechanical engineers here.

Do you run this level of accelerated testing in your own setups? At what stage does a rig like this actually make sense financially for a startup? And how do you keep your test results from becoming obsolete before your next iteration?

[Javi @JavierPatuel]

@theyluvsan Necesario

[🇨🇵 Patrick 🇮🇹 ✨️✨️👀🌿🌿 @UltraLevure83]

Les corbeaux sont excellents pour associer une action spécifique à un résultat utile. Une fois qu'ils découvrent que le mouvement d'une poignée produit de l'eau, ils peuvent se souvenir du mécanisme et répéter le comportement plus tard. Ce corbeau s'est même rappelé la dernière étape : l'éteindre lorsqu'il a terminé.

[Robert Johns @RobertJohns]

One of the coolest uses of a text effect that I’ve seen in a long while. Bravo @hermeuscorp!

[Soviet Visuals @sovietvisuals]

"Commodore" Hungarian computer magazine, 1988.

[Movistar Plus Deportes @MPlusDeportes]

🤯🇰🇷 Hola. Mi nombre es 𝑲𝒂𝒏𝒈-𝒊𝒏 𝑳𝒆𝒆 y esta es mi carta de presentación como jugador del @Atleti.

#LALIGAEASPORTS #LaCasaDelFútbol

[Kyle Anthony Miller @kyleanthony]

Green is the next hot color