#validation techniques

[hitechdigital]

Sheet Metal Detailing - Quality Control and Validation Techniques

In the sheet metal industry, quality control and validation are key measures that protect the fabricator from the risks of losses caused by low-quality detailing, and rework. A strong quality control framework facilitates the effective transition from sheet metal design detailing to manufacturing. Precise quality standards, process mapping for improved oversight, and strict inspection protocols are key elements of this standardized approach that promotes production consistency and efficiency. These steps ensure that detailing goes beyond specifications to promote reliability in each bend and fold.

[starrforge]

I was straight before I played this game /jk

[manikas-whims]

LMFAO so apparently some CN fan calculated the LADS guys D size 🤭

Rafayel's got that Lemurian D 😏😏😏

saw the post on twitter here:

OG CN post here:

https://xhslink.com/p357OP

do with this what you will..

like..this is crazy 😭 but it's crazier that i totally understand the method they used for their calculations..

[jomeimei421]

one day I will sit down and properly explain how YJH’s narrative is very fitting to be trans-coded, but this is the summary:

[n1pp]

"BLURTING METHOD"

The blurting method is a revision technique using active recall. It is done by reading a section of notes and writing down as much information as you remember without looking at the text.

STEPS

1. Study the notes of the subject

2. Make a list of active recall questions while you are studying

3. Write all the information you remember on a piece of blank paper without looking at your notes.

4. Read over your notes and check if theres anything you missed.

5. Keep studying until you memorized everything.

#n1pp

[phoenixcatch7]

Literally all I want right now is a mdzs anime (donghua?) watching the series fic that reaches the start of the sun shot campaign PURELY so the juniors can see their kind and mischievous trophy husband Wei ying suddenly hair down tits out feeding his torturer his own fingers and proceeding to rack up the highest kill count of pretty much everyone while lwj looks ready to cry. I want them to know who the yiling patriarch is.

[ravenofspades]

i believe the time has come to reveal my greatest secret: quite possibly the single stupidest lancer build i ever did come up with. it has known quite a few names, but i shall simply refer to it as The Orbital Suplex Build.

-- SSC Atlas @ LL8 -- [ LICENSES ] IPS-N Blackbeard 3, IPS-N Caliban 1, SSC Atlas 3, HA Sherman 1 [ CORE BONUSES ] Titanomachy Mesh, Full Subjectivity Sync [ TALENTS ] Duelist 3, Juggernaut 2, Brutal 2, Technophile 2, Iconoclast 1, Combined Arms 1 [ STATS ] HULL:0 AGI:4 SYS:6 ENGI:0 STRUCTURE:4 HP:10 ARMOR:0 STRESS:4 HEATCAP:4 REPAIR:2 TECH ATK:+4 LIMITED:+0 SPD:8 EVA:18 EDEF:12 SENSE:3 SAVE:14 [ WEAPONS ] FLEX MOUNT: Kraul Rifle MAIN MOUNT: Terashima Blade (Supermassive Mod) [ SYSTEMS ] Synthetic Muscle Netting, Jäger Kunst I, Jäger Kunst II x3, Reinforced Cabling

now this did require an above average amount of the demon known as math (i had to do some addition). moreover, it's not exactly, how should I say, good, useful, or, y'know, viable at this level. but. if you really, really, really just wanna send people into fucking orbit, then here you go, this is the single funniest way you can do that. technically the only talents you really need are Juggernaut 2 and Duelist 3, but the others are either because this is an actual character i played, or for fun. Brutal 2, for example, deals 1 extra knockback if you crit.

also Jäger Kunst I & II are there for the funny. you could theoretically use the Ramjet from Nelson 3 on this build but it's already stupid enough as is.

the point of this build, and why we needed to use the Atlas, is yeet the enemy into the air so high they take maximum fall damage, that being 9 AP kinetic for 9 hexes in the air. how do we achieve this lofty goal?

boost, run into the space of some enemy mech, and then, because knockback goes away from you, and because you're an Atlas pilot so you can just cockroach your way directly under a larger mech, you smack the enemy directly in their mechanized crotch so fucking hard that it sends them 60 feet straight up in the air (2 knockback from Wind Stance on the Terashima Blade, plus 2 knockback from the tuned Supermassive Mod, plus 1 knockback from Titanomachy Mesh, and if you crit that's 1 knockback from Brutal 2). you then use Blademaster 3 to immediately ram them as a free action (and Reinforced Cabling coupled with some typical Atlas bullshit to actually move upr to them). because we boosted earlier, Juggernaut 2 procs, so this ram knocks our opponent 40 additional feet into the air (1 knockback from the ram, 1 knockback from Titanomachy Mesh, and 2 from Juggernaut 2). additionally, you can then ram again as another free action due to Titanomachy Mesh for 20 more feet. but you could instead grapple.

because we took Synthetic Muscle Netting this is something we can just straight up do on any mech, no matter the size, ignore the fact that i have ZERO hull on this mech this is totally gonna work (just swap some agility for hull if you're struggling). now assuming you win the contested grapple check because no way in hell did you just throw something size 1/2, the enemy must now move with you. because you have Reinforced Cabling, you can just pull yourself back down to the ground, and you therefore take no damage. the enemy cannot do this but moves with you nonetheless, and impacts the ground at mach Fuck You, taking 9 AP kinetic damage, and because you rammed them earlier, hey, they're prone. so you overcharge and hit them again, and because they're prone, yippee, more damage.

all that work for two sword hits and 9 AP kinetic damage means you're dealing an average of, like, 19 kinetic damage a turn. not great. but, extremely fucking funny. you can also just chose to leave the enemy in the air for your friends to take potshots at from behind cover, or just hit someone really, really fucking hard away from you so that they have to boost to get back. again, in no way is this build viable, but it's got some tricks, and it is funny. sometimes funny can be pretty good too.

also you can probably do this with 2 sword hits (this being get someone 9 hexes in the air) but we don't gotta worry about that because then they're not prone at the end

[magicaldragons]

what makes a writer editor photographer dancer an artist?

-> for anyone who thinks they can't pursue a certain art form because they don't have the 'innate' skill for it

if you like to sing, you are a singer. if you like to dance, you are a dancer.

this goes for any artform.

the subjective quality of artwork is a spectrum decided by people with various ranges of mastery pertaining to skillsets, experiences, and opinion.

therefore, 'good' and 'bad' are terrible ways to judge art.

art is born of passion, of emotion. the purpose of art is, and has always been to inspire emotion in it's audience. and if you are able to achieve that, you are an artist.

every artform requires practice and exposure, and is perceived in a multitude of ways, but the assessment of art is and has always been heavily dependent on interpretation.

now, obviously when you step into the world – the competitive space that it is – your art will be judged, and it will feel as though your artistic worth is being judged by proxy, especially if you are making a career out of it or take it more seriously than a pastime

but it's important to remember that you owe no one proof of an unmeasurable expertise, if you are pursuing it for yourself.

even if you once did something, or loved doing it, or if you presently think you don't, can't, or believe you're not good enough at it, that doesn't mean you've lost hold of it, or never had the ability.

don't gatekeep yourself. the world already gatekeeps enough without us doing it to ourselves. it is harsh out there, things can get tough, and you deserve to be on your own team.

[tosin-talks]

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Tiny Tim: Navigating Stormy Feelings and Behaviors is written by Tosin Anjorin and illustrated by Peachmarch.

[hitechdigital]

3D Scan to BIM Conversion: Quality Control and Validation Techniques

In the construction sector, correctly assigning as-built conditions is vital for renovation project success. Lacking rigorous quality control and validation, BIM models derived from scan data may lose accuracy, causing significant challenges and errors. Explore essential quality control and validation techniques for 3D Scan to BIM Conversion.

[angorwhosebabyisthis]

i feel like i should start making more of an effort, when i talk about something in a piece of media being Upsetting to me, to distinguish between 'cathartic' upsetting and 'gave me psychic damage' upsetting. sometimes i mean OUGH OW MY FEELINGS THIS FUCKS ME UP IN A MEANINGFUL AND RESONANT WAY, MY LIFE IS ENRICHED FOR BECOMING AWARE OF IT and sometimes i mean that it is genuinely distressing and i want to shake the creators and ask what the fuck they were thinking

[tchaikovskaya]

i think like 90% of people's reasons for harping on ai art are corny but of those reasons the one that confuses me the most is the argument that i has no artistic value because a machine made it and not a person. like....... does the whole "death of the author" concept not apply to other kinds of art?

[justajsworkshop]

the secret to revision is that remembering is only imagining. you’re not convincing yourself that things happened differently; you’re just remembering the past as you desire it to be.

[n1pp]

THE SQ3R METHOD

The SQR method (survey, question, read, recite, review) is a reading comprehension technique that helps you to identify important facts and retain information within their textbook.

STEPS

I. Survey - Skim over the reading instead of start reading the textbook.

2. Question - Form questions of the topic.

3. Read - Begin reading the full chapter and look for answers to the questions you formulated.

4. Recite - After reading a section, summarize in your own words what you just read

5. Review -Review by quizzing yourself on what you just learned

#n1pp

[movietonight]

Shules! Kiss!

[merlions]

Just tonight finally getting around to watching the new Dune - I was waiting cause some small part of me thought I'd be able to actually finish the book this time, but I finally have to admit defeat like the last time I tried.

Always been SO baffling to me how everyone seems to regard it on the same level as other sci fi novels, like Tolkien. I ate Tolkien for breakfast at 24 years old where I struggled with it even at 17, and since I first tried Dune at 14 I thought it might be the same principle, but I couldn't even get through the *audiobook* of Dune at 25 without like terrible headaches from just being so. Fucking. Confused.

Specifically the names! Not just names of people, but also titles and places etc etc etc.

Anyways while watching this I realized my problem FINALLY, and realized that I've been like imposter syndroming myself into believing I don't have mild color-grapheme synesthesia.

Dune is literally confusing to me JUST because A's and H's and K's are really similar colors to each other for me (arrakis, atreides, harkonen, kwisatz haderach etc (...i had to look up all those names cause i literally couldnt remember them as im watching the damn movie lmfao)) and they're also really similar to the color of the desert on the book cover, all like shades of red, some of which become oranges with the rest of the word. So reading the book to me is like. Every time a name comes up I am staring at a block of sandstone. Trying to pick one color out of the multitude of nearly-identical hues.

Which makes sense I guess why it's so frustrating to read, but also is a fascinating, COMPLETELY new insight as to how I read books or read/hear words in general. Like...it never occurred to me that that was the problem cause I genuinely didn't know I primarily use color to tell people/words apart.

I've always been a "speed reader", like is that just bc I identify a word and its color, and then every time it reoccurs I just notice the color and then mentally fill in meaning instead of reading the word again?

What implications does this have. I know color grapheme is the most common form of synesthesia, is it common to have problems reading like I have with Dune, or do people with it find themselves reading faster because of it? I heard it's supposed to be distracting but except in very specific cases, like Dune, it seems to specifically be helpful and clarifying? And like I find myself never going out of my way to get certain colors of things, but always ending up with that specific color of thing - ex. I never try to buy red backpacks but at one point I noticed every backpack I've ever owned in my entire life has been red. Have I been leaving myself messages. Have I been receiving messages from the Spice. Spice must flow. Spice must flow