So many of those errors can be classed into two categories, the first is not calculating properly for resonant frequencies and modes. The second is limitations of 32 or 16 bit variablesThis book is so fucking good that I'm excited every night to read it.
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First chapter was about bridges, an obvious choice. The second was about Excel. Fascinating shit.
Yep. That's only two chapters though. Highly recommend.So many of those errors can be classed into two categories, the first is not calculating properly for resonant frequencies and modes. The second is limitations of 32 or 16 bit variables
You read it?@fly
This might be something you'd like
Names on the Land
George R. Stewart’s classic study of place-naming in the United States was written during World War II as a tribute to the varied heritage of the nation’s peoples. More than half a century later, Names on the Land remains the authoritative source on its subject, while Stewart’s intimate...www.nyrb.com
Aren't we living that right now?So the guy who wrote the story Enemy Mine (the 1985 movie) was based on wrote another lesser known book that is also sorta a depressing think piece called Sea of Glass about everyone's life being run by a deterministic computer.
Haven't yet, was recommended to me but didn't sound completely up my alley.You read it?
I couple years back I picked up a book that was a history about the shapes and names of states. Sounded interesting. It was dumb and boring. :lol":
In this vein:This book is so fucking good that I'm excited every night to read it.
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First chapter was about bridges, an obvious choice. The second was about Excel. Fascinating shit.
Im sorry you don't recognize us as the creme fraiche of popular cultureIn this vein:
Haven't read it, but comes highly recommended by many people I value for their intelligence, sense of humor, or both. Aka none of you chuckle fucks.
About the 1919 Molasses Flood in Boston
I remember that book. Good ole scholastic book fairSo back at the library and I saw a book I'd forgotten about.
"Raptor Red" 1995. It's kinda strange third person account of the life of a utahraptor. It sorta reminds me of the Fox and the Hound but not as well written.
Read Matt Best's autobiography "Thank me for my service", it's about what you'd expect if your familiar with his youtube stuff. I thought it was amusing but very niche.