starfruitfrog: (human || I HATE THIS)
starfruitfrog ([personal profile] starfruitfrog) wrote in [community profile] retrospec2017-04-30 09:56 pm

one | he should have remembered that procrastination is not his friend

Yuki Sato shared a photo.
4/30/2017 near Maple Valley

SOmeone please tell me I can move this through a door. I can't take it apart.
[ooc: Guess whose niece is coming tomorrow? His. Guess who puts off shopping and redecorating to the last possible moment? This guy. Also don't let him at things that are basically giant model kits.]
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[personal profile] seeker 2017-05-14 09:00 pm (UTC)(link)
ha. i guess you could say that.
i never built fighting robots. practical things...for the most part. once i programmed an rc car to operate itself.
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[personal profile] seeker 2017-05-16 05:00 am (UTC)(link)
ah, it wasn't too bad. nothing compared to making a bigger rig. just a matter of creating a neural network and...

uh. ok maybe it was kind of difficult
a fighting robot would be a little easier if it were radio controlled.
i don't know about an autonomous one. it's possible, of course. sticking to toys for something like that is safer. a giant, self-thinking combat machine would be a bad idea on all sides.

now i'm thinking about trying this. the smaller, kid-friendly version,
that is
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[personal profile] seeker 2017-05-20 08:06 pm (UTC)(link)
i'd never considered being a toymaker...
but i'll give it a shot. it should be fun to try, at least. i need to practice anyway.
i've gotten rusty.
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[personal profile] seeker 2017-05-25 06:51 am (UTC)(link)
the short version of a long story is that I found something that suited me better.

sure. if i can make something functional, i'll let you know.