>>107083961
why 3D specifically? why would rendering in 2D or 4D or 512D be any different?
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>>18579376
You are with friends here
You are with friends here
>>16820717
Most of day to day life isn't very g-loaded. The correct solutions to problems are produced by my intuition without requiring any user input.
The only times I feel my low IQ are when I have to deal with novel math problems that I haven't had time to wrap my head around. But even then a few dozen hours of bashing my head against the wall will usually do it, and after I've dealt with a problem once doing it again even decades later is much easier. Yeah I'll never be some great scientist or mathematician or artist or whatever, but with some elbow grease I could still get nearly perfect grades in uni and even land top of my class in my MSc program, where other undoubtedly much more talented people were also present. The same applies to going through various competitive filters IRL.
Most of day to day life isn't very g-loaded. The correct solutions to problems are produced by my intuition without requiring any user input.
The only times I feel my low IQ are when I have to deal with novel math problems that I haven't had time to wrap my head around. But even then a few dozen hours of bashing my head against the wall will usually do it, and after I've dealt with a problem once doing it again even decades later is much easier. Yeah I'll never be some great scientist or mathematician or artist or whatever, but with some elbow grease I could still get nearly perfect grades in uni and even land top of my class in my MSc program, where other undoubtedly much more talented people were also present. The same applies to going through various competitive filters IRL.
>Yes, let's invest money into the skins for this video game that gets constant updates and thus is in a perpetual state to be changed over night and unlike other forms of speculative markets IS controlled by a singular entity instead of JUST ENJOYING THE SKINS AS PER YOUR PREFERENCE
>>518702270
Nog even gerelateerd plaatje palen voor de duidelijkheid.
Nog even gerelateerd plaatje palen voor de duidelijkheid.
YAAAY LETS SING ALONG WOOOOOOAAAA
>>64356071
>infantry squares successfully defending from cavalry attacks
and they did this with bayonets, not bullets. fucking illiterate retard. kill yourself.
>infantry squares successfully defending from cavalry attacks
and they did this with bayonets, not bullets. fucking illiterate retard. kill yourself.
>>64251467
>>64249366
>>64248777
>unqualified generalizations
retards.
the seam is however ductile, elastic, brittle and tough the weld material (electrode, wire, filler rod) is after whatever heat treating process (what you actually did to it, at what settings, how much it heated up, how quickly it cooled down, etc) you applied to it.
>strong
what the fuck does "strong" even mean you illiterate monkeys? there are different parameters to measure - hardness, yield strength, ductility and toughness.
>base material
what the fuck is the base material? if you weld S235 with a MIG wire that has a base yield strength of 355MPa, the seam will have a higher yield strength than the surrounding material. but repeat the exercise on S690 and the result is completely different (if you can even get it to fuse)
The yield strength and ultimate tensile stress of steel varies by a literal order of magnitude depending on the alloying and heat treatment it has received. There is a huge variety of filler rods for TIG welding and wires for MIG welding available, with different material properties.
>>64249366
>>64248777
>unqualified generalizations
retards.
the seam is however ductile, elastic, brittle and tough the weld material (electrode, wire, filler rod) is after whatever heat treating process (what you actually did to it, at what settings, how much it heated up, how quickly it cooled down, etc) you applied to it.
>strong
what the fuck does "strong" even mean you illiterate monkeys? there are different parameters to measure - hardness, yield strength, ductility and toughness.
>base material
what the fuck is the base material? if you weld S235 with a MIG wire that has a base yield strength of 355MPa, the seam will have a higher yield strength than the surrounding material. but repeat the exercise on S690 and the result is completely different (if you can even get it to fuse)
The yield strength and ultimate tensile stress of steel varies by a literal order of magnitude depending on the alloying and heat treatment it has received. There is a huge variety of filler rods for TIG welding and wires for MIG welding available, with different material properties.
>>213116496
t.
t.
>>105689732
>mfw I didn't know about ctrl + shift + v for the longest time
>I would copy stuff into notepad to get rid of the formatting
>I even made a thread about it
>Another genius told me he pastes it into the win+R field instead
>mfw I didn't know about ctrl + shift + v for the longest time
>I would copy stuff into notepad to get rid of the formatting
>I even made a thread about it
>Another genius told me he pastes it into the win+R field instead