Ricky

Making electronics go brrrrrrrr and rockets go woooshhh

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@MehdiHacks I got my university course with Basys 3 and it can do quite a lot and us easy to use

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@i2cjak @willreil @RueNahcMohr Doesnt need integral term

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Is it just me or has the YouTube recommendation algorithm lately been absolute dog shit??

Feels like they are collecting data by showing garbage to you so you then have to mark it as "Not interested"... We are the product guys..

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@realwillreil If you want easier tuning, put the center of mass higher

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@MarioNawfal Keelung spotted!! 🗣️🗣️

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

Put one of these in your wallet! You'll be happy when the day comes you unexpectedly need it

[Abhinav @Abhinavstwt]

the SIM ejector after its first use

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@siroyukisan0208 @JMSDF_PAO 🤣

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@rare_jpg @Ascii211 this goes so hard

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@puppymetal This picture goes hard ngl

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@MehdiHacks Writing on paper really helps with memory! Everything just makes more sense on paper then when its digital somehow

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@DrRetroGhoul @bubbleboi You first take courses at a uni to get a good starting point about the theory and a first hand on expierence with exercises, then to actually get good at it you'll have to learn it on the job.

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@i2cjak Yes sirrr

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@_Stocko_ The accuracy of the average servo motor is garbage. I had to manually recalibrate each servo motor I used on my thesis..

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@falihmulyana @alxfazio The one that needs an update

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

Instagram tweaking to beginning of unix time

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@i2cjak Banger

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Ok, I looked into this because sometimes claims that "China invents Y" can be somewhat exaggerated. But this is real, and completely insane.

This technology called "Bone 02" (inspired by the well-known "502 glue" in China) has been developed for the past 9 years by a team of orthopedic surgeons in Zhejiang province. The team leads are Professor Fan Shunwu (范顺武, Director of the Orthopedics Department at Zhejiang University) and Lin Xianfeng (https://t.co/IERBHn5xPa).

It's inspired by oysters because the researchers noticed their extraordinary ability to firmly attach themselves in harsh underwater environment by secreting a special adhesive known as bio-cement, which creates a strong chemical interaction with surfaces and hardens quickly.

The properties of the glue are almost miraculous (sources: https://t.co/Lw5PYmPKeN and https://t.co/16Dxe8TXFZ):
- Nearly instant adhesion in blood-soaked wet physiological environments (it just takes 2-3 minutes)
- Extremely strong adhesive properties (bonding tensile force of over 400 pounds - over 181 kg)
- Complete biodegradability that naturally absorbs after about 6 months as the bone heals (no need for secondary surgery previously required in conventional treatments)
- Vast reduction of infection risks related to the traditional metal plates and screws normally needed for bone surgery
- Minimally invasive and rapid surgery since you just need a small opening large enough to apply the glue (as opposed to a complex surgery attaching metal fixations)

This glue could be especially useful for fractures with small bone fragments which are very difficult to fix with metal plates and screws.

The glue has already undergone a proper "prospective, multicenter, blinded, randomized, parallel-controlled, non-inferiority clinical trial" with over 150 patients (https://t.co/4dy4hsPxD0). They've announced positive results - the glue "achieved seamless bonding of all fracture fragments" - and will soon publish the peer-reviewed paper in an orthopedics journal detailing full trial data.

They've launched a company for the product called 源囊生物 (Yuannang Bio) which just raised 2 weeks ago RMB100 million in Series A financing (https://t.co/XrBZAa2Gx0).

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

I cooked so hard with this.

Flight computer for rocketry student team

[Ricky @thaonepotato]

@kuwahara82 難しいだよね😂

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@BREAK_BROTHER それはtombstoneだよ! Heat capacity on one side is greater causing the component to lift up.