Yes, I just did.
'Dirty Girls'
Lost: OMGWTF POLAR BEAR
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Was I the only one who thought, "Mmmm. Heroin-smoked barbecue"?
Was I the only one who shouted, "Inhale!"
The writers on LOST completely do not grok the concept of triangulation.
You don't need three sites. You need two. And you don't find out if the object is inside the triangle, you create a triangle formed by the two sites and the emitter.
I didn't know that, Betsy. Thanks. I think they did it the Literal Way in Reign of Fire as well.
The writers on LOST completely do not grok the concept of triangulation.
You know, Betsy, I didn't even stop to think about that, but you're right. It's how a number of different forms of navigation work, Loran being one that comes to mind since my cousin was a Coastie.
Well, I know we have some real engineers around here; I'm just a half-assed CS major.
Was I the only one who shouted, "Inhale!"
Go Smackhead!Betsy!
I just watched my tape, but I am so tired right now that I'm just going to crash without comment. Except ... I am so setting up a comfy chair in Beverly's I Like Sawyer corner. There are levels there; I'm sure of it. Plus the pretty. MmmHmmm.
More tomorrow for me. Eyes shutting now ...
You don't need three sites. You need two. And you don't find out if the object is inside the triangle, you create a triangle formed by the two sites and the emitter.
I totally thought of this tonight, but got caught up in the story and completely blanked on it.
Sigh. Some former Boy Scout.
But it can be done with three.
I was also puzzled by him saying it had to be within the triangle, tho. It wouldn't matter, as by using the relative strengths of the three points, one could conceivably work out where a source is within or outside of the area.