Dustin Hanson

Simple man trying to be a good dad, good role model & good to my fellow human race. Oh yeah... I've got a big head and little arms 🦖

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@patchpatchusa @Docktus_ @CreepyOrg Overspeed only works when the car is going in the down direction, not up. A lot of the newer traction (cable) emanating have rope (cable) grippers that will clamp down on them if it reads unintended motion in the up direction

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@SquizzyWizzyPus @WaifuZoros @babelfish5 @pattonoswalt Here's a shortened, really simple video for you, so you don't have to actually read....

https://t.co/pHL8VMO4Pq

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@Mannix322 @tariqnasheed They are... but where does it end? Too many times have "superiority" lead to genocides. Allowing this kind of thought process and ideology to go unchecked leads to crime and atrocities that echo through whole communities. It's not just race either...misogyny, homophobia, religion

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@paparoach So many songs & bands have touched parts of my soul but @bfmvofficial and @ATRhq have helped me vent so much rage & depression in the gym to cope over the years with undiagnosed manic depression, a divorce, single parent life & hard knocks starting over

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@Big_Chungus_Ork @DaveHun80688195 @engineers_feed Well evidently I have to keep repeating it bcuz you seem to be one of the few that actually read 🤷‍♂️

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@EvilGeniusElon @engineers_feed Again... for like the 3rd time.... not an engineer

And also didn't insult anyone... merely stated they don't know what they're talking about

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@snrckrd @engineers_feed Thanks for noticing 👍

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@TDehnart @engineers_feed Again.... not an engineer... I'm the "lay person" in the field that uses these principles in function in the real world

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@ABlueFunk @skuancho @engineers_feed Really?! So you can't see the flare of the primary tube at the right side?! And tell me that you don't know how carburetors work without actually telling me.... 🙄

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@sum_prodigalson @engineers_feed You seriously just liked your own tweet?! That's sad...

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@skuancho @engineers_feed I'm absolutely not & can cite several applications, principles & real world designs where this is used (again.... carburetor)

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@luigi_sgl @joshdvne @engineers_feed I'm just happy y'all actually fact checked me

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@luigi_sgl @joshdvne @engineers_feed The fact that you have nothing better to do then research my BS makes my heart happy... that's why you sensitive sorts sit in offices & not out in the field with real workers 😂

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@joshdvne @luigi_sgl @engineers_feed Actually https://t.co/UtWYScBYen but thanks for fact checking instead of taking my BS at face value 😄

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@DaveHun80688195 @engineers_feed Not an engineer... the difference is I have real world, applicable & practical experience in multiple fields where this principle is used 👍

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@luigi_sgl @engineers_feed no rehash operations will ever occur.

Any other questions?

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@luigi_sgl @engineers_feed (2/2) The expected number of entries in the map and its load factor should be taken into account when setting its initial capacity, so as to minimize the number of rehash operations. If the initial capacity is greater than the maximum number of entries divided by the load factor

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@luigi_sgl @engineers_feed (1/2)As a general rule, the default load factor (.75) offers a good tradeoff between time and space costs. Higher values decrease the space overhead but increase the lookup cost (reflected in most of the operations of the HashMap class, including get and put).

[Dustin Hanson @HumanTRex]

@Sergi_Marron @engineers_feed I'm sure I can write one out in crayon for you while I'm explaining this principle to you