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What started off as a joint project with Transnistrian military firm SniB to produce a well-protected 3rd-Generation Main Battle Tank eventually split in two directions. The Chenchnan-made turret was too large for the Transnistrian chassis and accommodatory railroad transportation (particularly, many bridges and tunnels), and the Transnistrian project eventually became the SniB-90 series. The turret sat in a warehouse for nearly a year before a new military ordnance request dug it out. A new, domestic chassis was fitted with great assistance from the Sangheili officers and engineers from the crashed ship "Liturgy of the Sacrament". Whist an absolutely massive vehicle, the extremely durable polymer armor and incredible speeds from the repulsor-based propulsion system gave it an uncharacteristic speed and power. Floating a foot above ground, the Maschith can glide above rough terrain with ease. However, it is not without its issues. A plasma-based fuel system eats fuel for breakfast and is highly volatile, and an interior designed with primarily Sangeili in mind does not suit human ergonomics especially well. However, testing has concluded it is not only an effective warmaking vehicle, but one whose presence on the battlefield should not be taken lightly.
Based off of the Type-26 Wraith, from the Halo franchise. Turret was a Black Eagle/Obj. 640 project I had been making with Ian, but the turret turned out too large for a realistically-scaled chassis. So now there's this.
Also, can this count as Mechtober?
I was looking around my house for complimentary colors (or opposite colors). I saw this globe with the blues and yellows/oranges and thought I could do something with that. The double meaning for the opposites theme here would be that the world is so divided right now, I mean I have never seen anything like this in my life! The polarizing views, the division, the fighting just keeps escalating:( I really do pray for this beautiful world we live in and all of its people and hope beyond all that love and truth win!
Two YaHP-2s of the 2nd Airborne Rifle Battalion, in General Combat Livery. Two crewmen discuss Fusouese trading card games. Famed for their cramped conditions (especially for any infantry who happen to want to tag along inside the vehicle's miniscule infantry-carrying compartment), they are nonetheless loved by their crews.
With the need for a highly mobile and light vehicle for their airborne operations, Khakassia would purchase production rights for the Papri-22 Strijelac, renaming it to the Papri-23Kh. It would prove highly useful with its very mobile frame and small stature, but would lack in the department of weaponry. Although capable of using turret-mounted ATGMs, it was only capable of internally mounting a 7.62mm heavy machinegun, so another vehicle was sought out.
Luckily, a fledgeling production firm at the growing city of Zamchurnyy would have just the vehicle to complement the Papri-23Kh: the ЯХП-2. Standing just barely taller than the average Khakas man
(which isn't very tall), and only 17'5" long, it is one of the smallest tracked vehicles to enter production into any modern military force. However, what it lacks it makes up for in firepower, which is highly important for any airborne vehicular operations. The turret was taken from old early-variant Transnistrian lend-lease BMP-2s from when the former Grodiron/Yiddeian nation had been an active member of the YSSR. It would see its most active service within the air wings of the Yiddeian armed forces, with its small size allowing it to traverse over terrain many other nations simply couldn't; a necessary factor in the highly mountainous terrain of Khakassia where modern IFVs oft find themselves stuck, and nigh-impassable by modern main battle tanks. It features amphibious abilities, necessary in the vast stretches of undeveloped land within and around Khakassia, with one of the April exercises actually taking place in a meltwater lake upon a glacier in the Geghya Range.
Thanks to Ian for inspiration, I really did like making this. Definitely the cutest thing I've made yet.
Kicking off 2024 the way God intended - a Pacific Truggpost.
Many more views (in arguably higher quality) can be seen on the Blockheads post.
Haggling over trees (and hauling them in-or-onto the family vehicle by hand), chasing around the pets, stringing up the lights...
Christmas in D&C-world isn't so different from our own!
Divide & Conquer 11: coming to a theatre (of the mind) near you!
Thanks to Ian and Seabass for some help and progress opinions on the tanks. Individual tank-renders coming soon™.
Individual tank renders up on my Blockheads
A Khakas Air Force Гa-27 Gunship, dubbed 'Aap' (pronounced Aar, meaning bumblebee) by its crew, resupplying at a forward airbase before making counter-insurgent patrol sweeps across the Antaka-steppe region, a common area for Sagolian terrorist operations. Pictured is Officer Chadzakh, one of the many female officers amongst the Khakas ranks, talking to the Гa-27's pilot, Dmitriy Astorov. Her private car (in lieu of funding for staff cars, the Khakas National Garrison's Officers must drive their own) is a Koiota Corona T130, one of the most widely-produced Fusuoan sedans. Restocking the KShD 12.7mm MGs is Soyan Get'tesh, a Khakas soldier who has received the Wooden Cross twice for his duties as a child militant during the Yiddeian civil war.
Produced by the firm Гacтpoв (Gastrov), the Гa-27 is a robust helicopter in use primarily with the Khakas National Garrison. Used in a myriad of roles due to its ease of manufacture and reliable chassis, it has seen use as a transport helicopter, a gunship transport, and with the Khakas Red Cross Service, to name a few. Initially developed for the Yiddeian Navy, the factory which produced it was one of the first to fall into Khakas hands after the collapse of the Yiddeian S.S.R., the weakest but largest member of the Y.S.S.R.'s Leaftern Pact. Its unusual layout and cumbersome appearance leave much to be desired; its older engines and fat body do not allow for high speeds, and it lacks a large number of hardpoints, something which is sorrowly missed in the modern conflicts of 1991. However, it is still loved by its crews, and sees widespread service within the National garrison, not the least for its dual-35mm HE/APDS autocannon.
Thanks to Awesome-o-saurus for some suggestions, and to Yodadud for suggestions, but as always, this is a 100% me build. And no, I dodn't bother trying to get a blur effect on the rotors, because I knew it would just look bad.
20° per division.
Glass dome / entrance canopy, Country Centre.
74 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, Australia (Thursday 10 Jun 2010 @ 1:50pm).
Made with Processing.
Playing again with text data. The goal was to write an effective and fast algorithm for sorting text in an alphabetical order using the 'divide and conquer' method / recursion which would work with my written 'Word' class (the Word class I've written saves the String data, how often it appears in text and the positions in the original text). And getting started with HashMaps...
Visualization rules:
Circle == one word of the original text
Circle size indicates how often the word is used (big circle > the word is used often, small circle > the word is used less)
Red outline shows the length of the current word (thicker > more letters), but only if the stroke weight is thinner than the diameter of the circle
Outer position (big circle) == alphabetical sorted word list
Inner position (small circle) == original position(s) in text
Line between original position(s) and position in alphabetical sorted word list
Code:
openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=44133
Video:
Text Input:
Franz Kafka: Schakale und Araber
Made with Processing.
Playing again with text data. The goal was to write an effective and fast algorithm for sorting text in an alphabetical order using the 'divide and conquer' method / recursion which would work with my written 'Word' class (the Word class I've written saves the String data, how often it appears in text and the positions in the original text). And getting started with HashMaps...
Visualization rules:
Circle == one word of the original text
Circle size indicates how often the word is used (big circle > the word is used often, small circle > the word is used less)
Red outline shows the length of the current word (thicker > more letters), but only if the stroke weight is thinner than the diameter of the circle
Outer position (big circle) == alphabetical sorted word list
Inner position (small circle) == original position(s) in text
Line between original position(s) and position in alphabetical sorted word list
Code:
openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=44133
Video:
Text Input:
U2: No Line on the horizon (whole record)
Made with Processing.
Playing again with text data. The goal was to write an effective and fast algorithm for sorting text in an alphabetical order using the 'divide and conquer' method / recursion which would work with my written 'Word' class (the Word class I've written saves the String data, how often it appears in text and the positions in the original text). And getting started with HashMaps...
Visualization rules:
Circle == one word of the original text
Circle size indicates how often the word is used (big circle > the word is used often, small circle > the word is used less)
Red outline shows the length of the current word (thicker > more letters), but only if the stroke weight is thinner than the diameter of the circle
Outer position (big circle) == alphabetical sorted word list
Inner position (small circle) == original position(s) in text
Line between original position(s) and position in alphabetical sorted word list
Code:
openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=44133
Video:
Text Input:
Schiller: Die Bürgschaft
Made with Processing.
Playing again with text data. The goal was to write an effective and fast algorithm for sorting text in an alphabetical order using the 'divide and conquer' method / recursion which would work with my written 'Word' class (the Word class I've written saves the String data, how often it appears in text and the positions in the original text). And getting started with HashMaps...
Visualization rules:
Circle == one word of the original text
Circle size indicates how often the word is used (big circle > the word is used often, small circle > the word is used less)
Red outline shows the length of the current word (thicker > more letters), but only if the stroke weight is thinner than the diameter of the circle
Outer position (big circle) == alphabetical sorted word list
Inner position (small circle) == original position(s) in text
Line between original position(s) and position in alphabetical sorted word list
Code:
openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=44133
Video:
Text Input:
Friedrich Schiller: Die Bürgschaft
Made with Processing.
Playing again with text data. The goal was to write an effective and fast algorithm for sorting text in an alphabetical order using the 'divide and conquer' method / recursion which would work with my written 'Word' class (the Word class I've written saves the String data, how often it appears in text and the positions in the original text). And getting started with HashMaps...
Visualization rules:
Circle == one word of the original text
Circle size indicates how often the word is used (big circle > the word is used often, small circle > the word is used less)
Red outline shows the length of the current word (thicker > more letters), but only if the stroke weight is thinner than the diameter of the circle
Outer position (big circle) == alphabetical sorted word list
Inner position (small circle) == original position(s) in text
Line between original position(s) and position in alphabetical sorted word list
Code:
openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=44133
Video:
Text Input:
Friedrich Schiller: Die Bürgschaft
World Wars of the Modern Era
All Sides Batting for the Same Team
‘In Hoc Signo Vinces’
In These Signs (We) Conquer
Veni Vidi Vici
We Came We Saw We Conquered
We Came We DiVided We Ruled...
DiVide is the same in Latin and English
The Compass and Squarers
The Dividers and Rulers
Roman Empire Tactics
pubastrology.files.wordpress.com/2022/02/v-for-victory-v4...
pubastrology.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/new-world-order-...
pubastrology.files.wordpress.com/2021/12/noahs-ark-of-the...
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Divide and rule policy (Latin: divide et impera), or divide and conquer, in politics and sociology is gaining and maintaining power by breaking up larger concentrations of power into pieces that individually have less power than the one implementing the strategy.
The use of this technique is meant to empower the sovereign to control subjects, populations, or factions of different interests, who collectively might be able to oppose its rule. Niccolò Machiavelli identifies a similar application to military strategy, advising in Book VI of The Art of War (1521). (L'arte della guerra): a Captain should endeavor with every act to divide the forces of the enemy. Machiavelli advises that this act should be achieved either by making him suspicious of his men in whom he trusted, or by giving him cause that he has to separate his forces, and, because of this, become weaker.
The maxim divide et impera has been attributed to Philip II of Macedon. It was utilised by the Roman ruler Julius Caesar and the French emperor Napoleon (together with the maxim divide ut regnes).
Photograph taken at an altitude of Two hundred and twenty three metres at 13:39pm on Monday September 3rd 2012 off the A591 by Station Coppice on the shoreline of Thirlmere reservoir in the Borough of Allerdale in Cumbria and the English Lake District.
It runs roughly south to north, with a dam at the northern end, and is bordered on the eastern side by the A591 road and on the western side by a minor road. It is 178m wide and six kilometres in length with a maximum depth of 40 metres.
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Nikon D7000 55mm 1/400s f/6.3 iso200 RAW (14Bit) Handheld
Nikkor AF-S DX 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G VR. Jessops 62mm UV filter. Nikon MB-D11 battery grip. Hoodman H-EYEN22S Hood eye eye cup. My memory 32GB class 10 20MB/s SDHC. Nikon GP-1 GPS unit
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HP Pavillion Desktop with AMD A10-5700 APU PROCESSOR. HD graphics. 8GB RAM. 64-bit Windows 8.1. VERBATIM USB 2.0 1TB Desktop Hard drive. NIKON VIEWNX2 Version 2.90 64bit. ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8 Version 8.0 64bit
'Battle line Drawn' - Calitzdorp, Western Cape Province - South Africa.
"If one way be better than another, that you may be sure is nature's way." ~Aristotle
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the masses bow down in ignorance bowing down too the Demigods television who have money bags and weapons the leader has a Sword and a Scepter and is head of the TV demigods the clock of time is broken and shattered the trans of time, a river of blood runs down the masses of people a gate also isolates the people from seeing what is powering the TV demigods the peoples souls are feasted on swirling up word as the TV gods are being hold up by cords and ropes by the creature on the top controlling them sucking up there souls giving him power the vary souls that are being sucked up empower the ropes and cords without them they can not work, so the people themselves help create the madness , the evil sun smiles down at the humans the factory of ideology and book burnings is in the corner the warped mind moving downward the order of TV gods well not allow anyone too escape. this all was a idea I had in high school I have redid this thing many times and I don't think I really Relive in such a simplified view of the world but I do believe in some of this and I may do some of these were the humans actually overtake the TV gods any how this is it so far,
Problem Statement
We are given an array of integers. We need to return the integer which occurs more than ⌊N / 2⌋ time in the array where ⌊ ⌋ is the floor operator. This element is called the majority element. Note that the input array always contains a majority element.
Example
Array = {1 , 3 , 3 , 3}
3
Exaplanation: ⌊N / 2⌋ = 4 / 2 = 2. And the integer '3' occurs 3 times in the array.
Array = {1 , 1 , 2}
1
Explanation: ⌊N / 2⌋ = ⌊3 / 2⌋ = 1. And '1' occurs 2 times in the array.
Approach(Hashtable)
We can store the frequency of every element in the array in a hash table. It then becomes easy to check for an integer having frequency > ⌊N / 2⌋.
Algorithm
- Initialize a hash table to store the frequency of integers in the array: frequency
- For every element, i, in the array:
- Increment frequency or set frequency = 0 if it is not in the table already
- If frequency > N / 2:
- return i
- Return -1 (to avoid compilation error)
- Print the result
Implementation of Majority Element Leetcode Solution
C++ Program
#include
using namespace std;
int majorityElement(vector &a)
{
int majorityCount = ((int) a.size()) / 2;
unordered_map frequency;
for(int &i : a)
{
if(++frequency > majorityCount)
return i;
}
return -1;
}
int main()
{
vector a = {1 , 1 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 2 , 2};
cout
www.tutorialcup.com/leetcode-solutions/majority-element-l...
Just found this in a drawer we should have cleaned out long ago. No surprise that this was produced "IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HUFFINGTON POST".
Scoping some angles for a Red Bull shoot tomorrow in #Vancouver #divideandconquer #divcon @redbullcanada If you are in Van, let's see you in the valley or on the beach for the finish at Ambelside Park tomorrow! #fb - ift.tt/1q8WJtS Follow me on Instagram: ift.tt/18dC9SJ ift.tt/1oJk3h0 - uploaded from ift.tt/Zaxgq2
What color is resistance? How about progress? Hope? Change? Nature? Family? Community? Education? Energy? Peace? Truth? Justice? Independence?
The TV is saying it can only be RED or BLUE. Should we trust it?
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this is "The Revolution" it is a rethinking of my older drawing done years before called "mediocrity equals hypocrisy" in this painting the mass who were bowing down to the television demigods are now rising up in revolt and preparing to fight and destroy the final separatist. these mass are being lead by the last hieratic the hero of the work who levitates on top of a river of blood
A sleepy outpost of the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire from 1518 to 1918.
An increasingly volatile area under British rule as a League of Nations Mandate from 1918 to 1948. The Brits made conflicting promises and used "divide and conquer" techniques to cover their shameful retreat (see the book "End of Empire" for the disgraceful story). Many of the current problems are a legacy of this period.
"At war" from day 1 as a United Nations created entity from 1948 to today, including occupations by Egypt and Jordan.
A political football exploited by outsiders (currently Iran) and badly led.
I took this photo in February of last year, not long after Scott Walker dropped his budget bomb. It never was about the money. It was about attacking unions, as Walker made clear in his now infamous "divide and conquer" remark to Beloit billionaire campaign donor Diane Hendricks. Walker was following a long-standing GOP pattern.
Rich corporate interests have used a divide and conquer strategy to pit natural allies against each other for years. Attacking unionized public employees has always been a favorite strategy, and certainly worked well for Reagan when he broke the air traffic controllers union, PATCO.
Like Tom Barrett, who talked at the time about Walker's "divide and conquer" strategy, these Harley workers knew what Walker was doing and called him on it early on. It seems like poetic justice that the Walker-Hendricks clip emerges now in the last stages of the recall campaign, because it's just that pattern of deceit on the part of Scott Walker that led to the recall in the first place. The difference is that a year ago, only a few people knew. Now everybody knows.
Saw these on etsy and just knew I had to have one! I emailed the seller and requested a dark skelly fabric for the exterior and a soft grey for the interior. This is what she came up with. Her workmanship is topnotch. How's that for service!?!
I posed her card in front if you should want to see her goods.
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