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CodeWraith wrote: I don't have time to work on it Same here, I've got 20 things going and cant finish none of them.
I printed the little SMARS robot because I had all the parts to run build it, but it's not much more than a toy. Can't do a lot with it and the motors and controller it uses are very weak. But heh it's all for the fun of it right?
Everyone has a photographic memory; some just don't have film. Steven Wright
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I thought the first thing all 3D printer owners printed was a full set of spare parts for their 3D printer...
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There are surprisingly few parts that are not made of metal on this one. Besides that, you can print as much as you like, it will not prevent a belt from coming off. It's far more interesting to find out what led to that happening.
Anyway, it took only five minutes to fix and it has been printing all day, so it's not a big problem.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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It can be made to show china (7)
cheers,
Super
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CABINET - Anagram of "It can be"
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Come on, You were on the sideline to pound on this I guess
"My taxi swapped for government role" was my alternate clue but I felt it was meh..
cheers,
Super
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You missed the obvious "Taxi eaten by alien in government role".
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That would have been a good one - as it was the anagram just leapt out at me.
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Same here
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@super
You won yesterday, remember?
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oops , Here it comes.
cheers,
Super
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You have 100 lb of "mathematical" potatoes, which are 99 percent water by weight.
You let them dehydrate until they're 98 percent water. How much do they weigh now?
No googling, ok.
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50lbs.
1lb == 1% of 100lb, and 2% == 50lbs
So as not to give the game away!
(hilight to reveal)
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And we have a winner.
That was to quick, I was hoping for a few wrong ones to start with.
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That's why I hid it - I remembered it from somewhere.
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I dont get it.
Should be 99.0001 lbs or some such.
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OK, so 100ib of potatoes, 99% water.
That means that 1% is not water, and that weighs 1lb.
If you reduce the water content to 98%, that doesn't affect the non-water part, so 1lb of the potatoes is now 2% of the total.
If 2% of the weight is 1lb, then the total weight is now 50lb.
For 97% you get 33.3lb, 96% gives 25lb, and so on.
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"To 98%" of what is the question. The original weight or the final weight.
That wasnt specified.
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Quote: You let them dehydrate until they're 98 percent water. That's pretty clear!
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Nothing is clear in the land of language....
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As they say, English is important, but Math is importanter.
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Quote: "let them dehydrate until"
The trick is hidden right there. Our brain expects the word to be "rehydrate", so we think it's rehydrating the original 1% dehydrated solids.
Caught out by being too quick ...
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Forgive me for being thick but I cannot get my head round that. In 100lb there is 1lb of starch and 99 lbs of water (yes?). So if you lose 1% of the water, isn't that just 1lb less than before?
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OK, so 100ib of potatoes, 99% water.
That means that 1% is not water, and that weighs 1lb.
If you reduce the water content to 98%, that doesn't affect the non-water part, so 1lb of the potatoes is now 2% of the total.
If 2% of the weight is 1lb, then the total weight is now 50lb.
For 97% you get 33.3lb, 96% gives 25lb, and so on.
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I knew it would be simple.
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