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RE: Understanding Tolerances in Engineering
@apsu!!!
Are you a mind reader? My recent post ALSO talks about tolerances, but for image editing. The thing I expressed when explaining them was to try to get as close as possible without overshooting.
There is some insight in your post, measurements are never "exact/perfect", but to come close. In machinery and engineering I could imagine how impactful understanding tolerances are :000
I am! Or what if we are soulmates?
Or even better, we are the same person with a mental disorder? ;)
They seem to be using tolerances in so many things, meaning a bit different but still pretty much the same. But I'll have to admit something..
I didn't want to brag in the post, but nobody else than me can make perfect, as I'm the only one able to do that.
You others have to use tolerances.
Not a bad mental disorder to have!~ :D
Yeah, as I was reading through I was like woah, I kinda get it- time to take up engineering ;0 since we are technically the same person, Imma let it slide this time.
Bruh I need more tolerance!
Not a bad one, however it'd be nice to know which one of us is the real one?
Well I do recommend choosing engineering, as you already know the tolerances, so the rest is pretty much easy.
If I would be growing animal called tole, I could have a tole-racnh!
Lol we are both real, unless you are truly bread! Going to stick with CIS, engineering is a lot of math D:
What would a tole look like??
CIS engineer is someone who is born engineer in an engineer body.
However many people are trans-engineers, as they didn't born in an engineer body but have been engineers on the inside.
I'll have to tell you, my engineering hasn't been a lot of math :D
Tole would look like... something between a cow, goat and alpaca. Big, soft and horns pointing up. Droopy ears though. Short snout.