Which of Musk’s kids is this 1x38b?

Nice! One step at a time.

It didn’t seem that farfetched imo. Totally something that can easily happen given the right conditions.

I think people collect baggage as they grow older. Depends on the individual if they grow from that baggage. I would ask them about the previous relationships and why they failed, and what they learned from them. If the reasons they failed feel like can happen to you, or if they seem to always place the blame on the other person and take no responsibility, then I would think hard about whether this person is the right fit for you.

Aint that a kick in the head

Nice thank you for this.

Nice. I actually have a pocket microscope. I should have thought of that. It would have to wait until the next time she freaks out like this.

Thanks for the insight. I’ll ask her to slice it that way next time, but from your experience, do all seeds of an eggplant come in the same size, or do some develop before the others? There were bigger seeds in the eggplant, so she thinks those are the seeds and these are something else.

Well, yours is the only answer she agrees with, so I guess it’s right.

More like natural enema

This motherquokka…

Oh wow! Didn’t even notice, thank you!

Does that actually work in game?

How do they cut off all the branches of a tree that tall while it’s still standing? I know the modern machines make a short work of it, but curious how it was done before the advancements.

You know what they say - Hurt people hug people

nice!

They’re not even pretending anymore

I’m talking a very basic robot using breadboards, icecream sticks, motors, an adruino or something like that, and making it move the arm in preconfigured motions, like circle or square, etc. Nothing fancy.

no, something basic, basically a robot arm built using motors and icecream sticks and a grip which you can make do preconfigured motions. Something like a robot claw with a marker, and you either say ‘circle’, or a push a button for circle, and it draws a circle on paper by moving the arm in a circular motion. Does that make sense?

One of her classmates did a jumping robot for this science fair, and she’s now pumped about building her own robot for next year. It would mostly be me, but I’ll teach her stuff and she’ll hopefully pick up knowledge about these things over the course of building this. It’s only due next year, so we have a whole year.