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Any UWaterloo students or recent grads?

I'm going to be at the Velocity Garage this coming tuesday (March 3rd). If there are any UWaterloo students or recent grads interested in geomatics, remote sensing, robotics and looking to chat, leave a comment :)

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Re:Humans.txt on Tuesday October 29, 2013 @07:27PM (#6638287)
wow lol, didn't expect that.
Definitely going in the right direction, I remember doing inventory endlessly in an inorg lab.

It would be nice to have a little more info about the products, but I think this is a space that could do with some innovation.

Good job.

Re:Being alone on Tuesday October 29, 2013 @06:47PM (#6638067)
haha 4 downvotes for finding a comment humorous, I think the first paragraph of the article is quite powerful and a good contextual way of starting things off. Worth a read.
Re:Being alone on Tuesday October 29, 2013 @02:22PM (#6636338)
lol
Ash is right, in Canada, you can't state that you're an "engineer" without being accredited by a provincial body, at least in Quebec it's pretty strict. However, it doesn't matter in the context of this article and it shouldn't detract from it either.

Really great stuff and nice hear about a career move that made you happier :)

Re:Computer chemists win Nobel prize on Wednesday October 09, 2013 @11:11AM (#6521703)
"Chemistry answers that H2 and O2 can be joined to form water under certain conditions, but doesn't answer the whys".

Chemistry does answer the whys beyond product yields, why certain elements react is vastly covered throughout organic, inorganic & physical chemistry . It is the basis of these sub-fields, and how this is determined is looking at orbitals, energy states etc...

Re:Could Formula E ever rival Formula 1? on Sunday September 29, 2013 @11:52AM (#6465466)
Excited to see how this will pan out
Re:Could Formula E ever rival Formula 1? on Sunday September 29, 2013 @11:51AM (#6465464)
F1 has been pushing for fuel efficiency, however, costs continue to rise. It's a problem in F1.