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Kirk A. Elliott
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Kirk A. Elliott
@dmvjs
JavaScript & UI @IonQ_Inc Quantum Computing
Mantua, VA เข้าร่วม Kasım 2009
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if you see me in the streets ill give you a physical copy i have a bunch
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@manniefresh contains my mp3 loops you can use for your projects assuming you own physical copies of all of the songs
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new cappinkirk.com just dropped. push play.
if that's not crunk enough for you push the mf button to activate a third dynamic track based on two other tracks.
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IonQ’s Matthew @keesan joins BioTalk to discuss how quantum computing is bringing real-world impact to biohealth, also sharing his personal journey with IonQ and how the work of Dr. Chris Monroe sparked his early career, leading to his current role at the company.
Listen in:
Apple Podcasts: apple.co/4qfo8ON
Spotify: bit.ly/3KXjINr
iHeartMedia Podcasts: ihr.fm/4q3DaH8
Amazon Music Podcasts: amzn.to/3MBCaM2
YouTube Music Podcasts: bit.ly/4qab0uf
TuneIn: bit.ly/3MECNEA
#QuantumComputing #Biohealth #AI #DeepTech #Innovation
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in Chrome right now you can go to cappinkirk.com and press the record button then play and when you stop it will export a wav file and a text playlist
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now with deterministic URLs for sharing cappinkirk.com/?playlist=6,94…
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If someone attains the unattainable does that mean that they're amazing at what they do or does it mean that the problem was overestimated to begin with?
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Remote mounting your motor controllers can make sense but it’s a nightmare.
You’re running phase and encoder wires right next to each other, so lots of noise problems without well implemented shielding. IP67 was the goal but I’m still surprised they went for it vs. potting
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Huh so thats what is inside a IP67 rated robot dog. Interesting it looks like the motor drivers arent mounted on the motor, but housed in the main body. Most likely to heat-sink them directly into the cool body and not sitting ontop of an already hot motor. Also interesting how the upper leg motor's heatsink is significantly smaller than the knee motor's huge fins. Probably just a packaging constraint.
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@thdxr I applied to work at Facebook in 2012 (it was just a PR office in DC then) and my wife asked why they would hire software engineers, wasn't it completed already? this reminded me of that a bit.
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