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An AC computer is more efficient that a DC one, because the machine operates on cycles, or repeating interval-segments.

Build something you’ll use, instead of something you’ll sell. This way you are successful at once, and possibly more if you also sell it. Recommendations: - A machine to clean a fa…

All video can be compressed by treating it as a verbatim, monosyllable sentence, or essay. It is about why a frame is a single-unit and not combined with other frames, though sylla…

Building your own assembly line is not a 500k$ problem. You’re referring to a splice-overlay method, which takes 200 machines, and that’s not even a very efficient method. Do it by…

sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)=1. This relationship is always 1. Done! Easier done than said! Energy is following Me Immortally. Good luck! Too, take a brain-thermal-image scan of other-person-…

The math for a self-aware consciousness is always with us: just measure two patterns in the brain and replicate them. It becomes physically impossible for the relationship between …

Google is attempting to claim property control over a non-fidele property; someone else’s, because it claims as the “carrier” it can state that and it be accepted. Have faith, Goog…

You’re looking at an extremely old problem: manufacturing. There are easily a hundred-thousand millionaires who only built things others first created, at scale. The secret is to l…

If the advertisement was to accept a bonus, you were fairly under the impression of a stated-promise, called a “commission”. No need to panic, as the money is owed. A simple tally …

Use the spirit-mode construct; which is a writing technique. All writing shouldn’t go the same direction. It only appears that way. Finish your chapter, then travel back through it…

Applied Circuits, is a good study, which is the careful application of electricity and components to solving a real-world problem. You’ll find a lot of interesting ability from htt…

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I learned how to do this in college: courses are Electronics 1 and 2, and Digital Logic, which ended in building an Arithmetic Logic Unit on the computer in software then uploading…