Ulfric is technically written as an asset. He is unaware he is being used, but he is an asset to them.

Oh, yeah, I realized after I posted it. I tought you were talking about Fallout3. I fucked up, ok

What do you mean?

The ending of the vid hypes Fallout 4.

Oh, yeah, I realized after I posted it. I tought you were talking about Fallout3. I fucked up, ok

all it is, is reasonable cops doing their job

I kept imagining giant Mantis eating humans from the legs all the way up to the spine like this.
Fuck bugs

Fuck you too now.

Seems like he was in the wrong, thank god i dont have to hear about more racist cop bullshit

all it is, is reasonable cops doing their job

I think it was something about a fetish for beating eaten alive.

Made by primantiss, if you're wondering. One of my favorite youtubers.

How do you educate to not be greedy?

hello

Well, I woke up like 5 minutes ago.
But I guess it's going well.
How's yours?

Considering how much sleep I got, it's actually unusual.
And yeah, I'm from Northern Europe. Local time is currently 06:56 AM.


High school? College?

Cool. What're you majoring in?

It's decent. Don't really have anything to compare it to. And yeah, I just (today) put on pants. Been wearing shorts since early spring. And the days are very rapidly getting shorter.

And yeah, the avatar does its job of fetching me attention.

Awesome.

Yeah, I feel the same way about Fahrenheit. 0 degrees is freezing point, and this morning it was 3 degrees, so just above freezing.
Our "typical" weather is also grey skies with rain, and maybe 16 degrees.

I just started University (again), and am majoring in Robotics.

I honestly don't know. It's a growing field, so I imagine that there will be more career paths opening up as I continue my studies. I'll probably choose when I've completed a few years of this.

Well, I came from studying Sociology, and that was shit. So I figured something with math/physics, something where I could take a result and say "This is how it is, fuck your opinions"
Also, it's a new course. My year is the second year, so it's very new, which adds to the excitement.

We actually asked one of the supervisors for textbooks, and he mentioned that there weren't that many, and even fewer up-to-date, so yeah. It's quite hard to find existing material.
As for the perspective, right now we're focusing exclusively on coding and sensing, but I know we're gonna have modules on actuators, motors, etc.
Like I said, I just started, so I only have ~2 months of experience, so I can't really tell what I'm going to specialize in.
However! I've been told by people in industry that what they need is people with programming skills, electronics knowledge and control capabilities. So it's probably going to be more focused on the electrical/software part of building robots, and less of the actual mechanical engineering.

But like you said, it's very much a mix of different engineering disciplines, so it's likely we're being educated to become project managers/overall designers, working together with other kinds of engineers that will do some of the more technical tasks, such as constructing the physical robot and making the electronic components.

If I'm reading the current situation correctly, I can pretty much choose any job I want once I'm done. Local businesses are practically begging universities to produce more robotics engineers.

Well, we have linear algebra right now, and in the 2nd semester, we're going to have calculus. So we'll get our fair share of math, along with a heavy dose of programming. But I like it so far, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Our LinAlg lecturer is actually very good at relating the different things to things we're going to be using very soon, so there hasn't been any of that "what am I gonna use this for?" yet. He's very competent.

I would think though, that good communication and capacity for working in a team situation would enable you and others to put what you CAN do to good use

If you cant aim while ice skating or vice versa in hockey you arent going to do shit i would think, i could see a lot of kids being pretty bad at one if not both for a while when just starting off, whereas good teamwork can come naturally and be taught at a much earlier age. But you are right in the majority of cases most likely, but that just means that the team now has to have good teamwork skills to function. Brain always beats brawn unless brain fucked up big time or brawn does something very smart/lucky.