Might be dreaming

[brick4956]

Got this message about project of mine

 

[brick4956]

Kevlar Supports for Cryogenic Vessels

How to design and install Kevlar supports for cryogenic vessels. The high strength and relatively low thermal conductivity of Kevlar make it an interesting choice for thermal supports in cryogenic vessels.

www.mtm-inc.com

GitHub - cakeisalie89/Quantum-Thermal-

Contribute to cakeisalie89/Quantum-Thermal- development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

 

[MacIrish75]

Kevlar Supports for Cryogenic Vessels

How to design and install Kevlar supports for cryogenic vessels. The high strength and relatively low thermal conductivity of Kevlar make it an interesting choice for thermal supports in cryogenic vessels.

www.mtm-inc.com

GitHub - cakeisalie89/Quantum-Thermal-

Contribute to cakeisalie89/Quantum-Thermal- development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Idk what any of that means, but proud of you, Brickster!

 

[brick4956]

Idk what any of that means, but proud of you, Brickster!

Scientifically could mean post silicon production

 

[irishnd31]

 

[jerseyborn1971]

I dunno, bro. I'd probably got with Basilisk over Python. Maybe even Boa Constrictor.

Seriously, though, it sounds like a big deal. Congratulations. I wish I was half smart enough to understand any of that.

 

[brick4956]

Yeah awesome part is all the parts and materials are actually real they're just legitimately really fucking expensive

 

[jerseyborn1971]

In layman's terms, what is this project?

 

[brick4956]

Basically doing project in a darpa white paper and white box kind of way with transparency

 

[brick4956]

In layman's terms, what is this project?

Quantum materials production and sensing in same chamber but different phases

 

[brick4956]

Quantum materials production and sensing in same chamber but different phases

Is in a cryogenic ultra high vacuum

 

[KPENN]

It would be amazing if you could start threads in the correct section

 

[brick4956]

Sorry funny thing had a ceo and big company like a project update I made on twitter

 

[jerseyborn1971]

I am so dumb, layman's terms is still too much.

 

[TracyGraham]

I just learned that I'm sub-layman.

 

[irishnd31]

I am so dumb, layman's terms is still too much.

You aint alone pal. I still have no f'n clue.

But Congrats Brick!

 

[irishnd31]

I just learned that I'm sub-layman.

I'm with ya. I'm so below layman that I'm just waiting to hear if our boy PIIHB.

 

[jerseyborn1971]

I think I figured it out. He's discovered a way to subjugate the anemic subterranean module in a non-crustaceous hemographic environment utilizing pre-oxidized fluid chicanery. It's brilliantly simple.

Brick is too smart for this site.

 

[irishnd31]

I think I figured it out. He's discovered a way to subjugate the anemic subterranean module in a non-crustaceous hemographic environment utilizing pre-oxidized fluid chicanery. It's brilliantly simple.

Brick is too smart for this site.

 

[GATTACA!]

I think I figured it out. He's discovered a way to subjugate the anemic subterranean module in a non-crustaceous hemographic environment utilizing pre-oxidized fluid chicanery. It's brilliantly simple.

Brick is too smart for this site.

Indubitably

 

[MacIrish75]

Reading this again makes me feel like I’m back in AP Calculus realizing for the first time that I am, in fact, not smart.

 

[NorthDakota]

Idk wtf brick is going on about but hell yeah keep it up

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

I am so dumb, layman's terms is still too much.

I just learned that I'm sub-layman.

You aint alone pal. I still have no f'n clue.

But Congrats Brick!

I'm so glad I'm not the only one fellas!

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

All of us reading through the first few posts on this thread:



Then after we read the "laymen's terms:"

 

[NorthDakota]

Is brick using algorithms and block chains to ensure Notre Dame wins every game?

 

[Ndaccountant]

Cryogen

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

Cryogen

Honestly the first thing that came to mind when I was reading through his sciency-spiel for some reason was this:

 

[NDpendent]

This is cool and all but I have many unanswered questions about a girl

 

[brick4956]

Right now it’s not a game-engine vector asset workflow. The physics side is using numerical mesh vectors/arrays for a 1D/2D axisymmetric thermal model.

The main “vector” flavor is cylindrical/axisymmetric r–z coordinates: radial and depth/axial directions. Temperature is mostly a scalar field T(r,z,t), while the true vector field is the heat flux, q = -k∇T, with radial and axial components.

The laser input is better described as a Gaussian/Beer–Lambert scalar heat-source field Q(r,z,t), not a vector by itself. If I move it toward OpenUSD/Omniverse later, I’d likely represent geometry in 3D scene coordinates and attach scalar/vector field data as visualization attributes.

 

[GATTACA!]

Brick, don’t lead with this on your next date.