What is the case of use for these?
babbys first psychics lesson
>>102424783Clowning on black people that never invented them.
>>102424783nice. it will be useful in a couple of years. jesus h fucking christ.
>>102424783>What is the case of use for these?>use_case_for_simple_machines.pngOP is a fucking retard.
Use case for OP?
>>102424797>>102424988>>102425001>t. ebussy
Those are all levers btw
>>102425038screw is a lever?
>>102424783why are they wedging a tree stump are they retarded?
>>102425051Yes it is lever-aging the use case of friction
>>102425067? The wedge in the cleft is for cleaving the stump in twain
>>102424783remember them for the next lesson
>>102424783I think you probably want to ask at /diy/. Here we only discuss windows vs linux all day and make fun of people for using a slightly different tech stack
>>102424783Thanks for posting this, I forgot what this was called.
>>102425380Is this some kind of meme?
The discussion is getting a bit heatedClosing this thread: WONTFIX
The billion dollar interview question, which of those 6 are unnecessary, i.e. some linear combination of the others?
>>102424783- Lever: Exerting torque onto an object.- Wheel and axle: I actually don't know.- Pulley: Distributing weight when lifting.- Inclined plane: Ask the Egyptians, how they built the pyramids.- Wedge: Incremental splitting of an object; also good door stop.- Screw: Incremental movement, either into an object (like ur mom lol) or of an object.t. studied physics at university for three years.
>>102425411No, I just learned it once in middle school and never heard of it again.
>>102424783>Assembly, C, C++>Python, Haskell, Rust
>>102425556Probably the wheel and axle: Looks like you canachieve the same effect with pulley and screw.
>>102424783There's no use case for using anything other than just your muscle strength
>>102425656>Haskell is the wedge in the tree stumpmakes sense lmao
>>102424783where's the hydraulics?
>>102424783isnt the pulley just a wheel and axle?
>>102425051Yes. If you ever see a screw that isn't threaded all the way, that's because the screw is supposed to stick out that much, so that you can use it as a counterbalance for when a cantilever design is infeasible for whatever the screw is meant to be supporting on the other side of the pivot.>>102425955A screw is also just a wheel and axle.A pulley is an inclined plane.A wedge is a pulley.Ultimately they're all the same thing.
