AmpBenzScientist @AmpBenzScientist@qoto.org

@academicalnerd I wish you the best. Your dedication should be rewarded especially after your research gets published. It makes the University and Department look better. It's a promising area of research too so I would imagine that it will do wonders for your academic career as well as getting corporations interested in you.

@freemo Maybe you were born as a human Intel Xeon Phi.

@thor Older women and younger women hit on me. I guess a long braided ponytail and goatee seem safe. It looks like gonorrhea and stimulant use to me but I'm not the opposite sex.

@jared @lupyuen For someone making a TikTok video perhaps. The quadcopters can be operated a safe distance away through various means. Quadcopter modifications are common even if they aren't legal.

The best part is that TBX munitions could bring the fire under control. Antiquated methods that put operators at risk to make little impact are putting the public at risk. There's always an ethical dilemma about using technology for good.

@academicalnerd It's difficult to say without pointing fingers. I managed 3 labs, one of which was my personal research lab. I did research in areas not related to my Major with a few research projects going simultaneously while having to maintain full time status as a student. I received no credit for my research or work in Academia.

It was a bad situation and staff tried to remedy the poor decisions but it fell on deaf ears. To say that I dropped out is an understatement, I quit my projects after learning how badly I was perceived. All the promising developments that were made just left questions. My last project was establishing a closely linked connection between 4 different departments to expedite research and development. It was an inefficiency that I observed. The department I was in mostly didn't like the idea but Electrical Engineering certainly was interested in making such a program.

I suppose the moral of that is to do exactly as they say and not get in a similar position. Some days I was only on campus for 8 hours and other days I worked through the night until my morning courses. I only did what I did because I enjoyed it and saw the potential of what could be.

The TL;DR is that I was discarded like trash. My research impressed an Agent and I was encouraged to apply upon graduation. I was called the brightest mind to enter a Department Chair's office and the ending of my academic career was very painful. Broken promises and betrayal were what I found in Academia.

@academicalnerd I mostly view it as a log or an unofficial journal. There's nothing wrong with your English. Sometimes it is difficult to relate to your position.

The research you are doing sounds really cool. The equipment sounds like it will help with the research. I would recommend typesetting a version for IEEE so you can have a noted presence in two fields. You are bound to make some very powerful connections by having cross discipline research submitted.