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amjaeger

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About amjaeger

Graduate Research Assistant - MIT Media Lab, Biomechatronics group

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    Definitely publish! Check out the Journal of Open Source Software - https://joss.theoj.org/

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    https://www.science.org/doi/abs/10.1126/scirobotics.aan2971 This is one of the first papers describing the AMI surgery.

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    Do you have a source or a specific reason to comparing to Morocco? I was there in 2015. The trains were in pretty rough shape, on one of the trains the toilet was damaged and you c…

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    This is so cool! And it's from 2013, thats amazing. A very similar printing method is being explored by MIT's Self Assembly lab, I think they first published in 2017 - https://self…

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    The old MIT leglab website is still live and hosted by csail. Wayback machine has oldest capture back in 1996. I checked a few of the images of the older robots and wayback machine…

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    It's hard to tell. In the 2016 primaries Trump had 44% of the vote. That's a lot, and it's more than the other candidates, but its not a majority of the total vote. In the earlier …

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    Chris Bourg sent the email announcing it.

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    I think this is it. https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/graduate_thesis_o...

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    Octave looks really cool, I am not familiar with it. Like I said, gibbon is open source, so you could attempt to port it. I didn't write gibbon, so I have no idea what the dependen…

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    If you get an mri or ct scan you can use this package to segment the bones and the convert the image slices to 3D geometry. https://www.gibboncode.org/ It’s open source, but uses m…

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    Amusing note, The "what is the common thread" slide literally shows the promised land. It's a picture of Ben Gurion Airport in Israel.

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    I order material cartridges for my lab's Stratasys Connex 500. There are a lot of different materials at a lot of different pricepoints... but generally $125 - $250/kg of material.…

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    These guys started from a kickstarter 3 or 4 years ago, and are still in business. I bought one but never had time to use it. https://mbientlab.com/

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    0-3 cups of coffee per day (with 3 being rare) 3-16 drinks/2 weeks. I just graduated so that number was even higher cause of celebrations, but it was usually pretty low. I wish the…

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    I'm sure the majority of the article is valid, but Apple's stock skyrocketed after Job's death. I'm sure it's an outlier but kind of wish that had been acknowledged given the image…

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    Hi, Is there a reason this job is not listed on the general jobs page? https://lco.global/jobs

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    Not an expert, but one difference I see often mentioned is the ISPs have a monopoly. Don't like google tracking you then use DuckDuckGo. You don't have that choice with ISPs. I'm i…

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    Article does not present and solutions to picking a good leader and avoiding the issues mentioned in the article. Unless the advice is "only elect female leaders" - which also seem…

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    If I'm not mistaken, this is the presentation that discusses mapping the roads before autonomous travel. They compare the maps to what the car sees as it drives. https://www.youtub…

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    Uber's "Otto" is already making autonomous trucks. You're describing a traveling salesman problem - which there are plenty of working solutions (even if we don't know the best solu…