@stejer211 Yeah true true

@@VickersDoorter Thanks for the info

Ach so, ja that makes more sense now, thanks!

I would guess that as well. The yellow cross may be a remnant for when they where renovating the street, and temporarily closed the bike lane. It looks like renovation is still in process, with all the temporary signs and gates, and the yellow zebra. It's a bit weird with the lane divider still in place, though; it basically indicates that cars must drive on the bike lane, and only make way for bicycles when they come. Normally, roads like this would be painted as single lane road, without a lane divider. In that case, the cars would have to share the single lane, and only drive onto the bike lane when passing each other. The lane divider might be a remnant that will be removed in further renovations, though. It looks like it is older than the bike lane.

@@renedekker9806 Many smaller streets in both Germany and Holland had these solutions in the past, but gradually when they rebuild and renovate, some are changed to real more clear paths.

Yeah maybe it’ll show more clues after the construction starts. For weeks the signs have been up for no parking but haven’t seen any construction starting so, we’ll see 😅

I'm glad it was helpful. Yeah I have noticed better throttle response and bit more fuel efficient even

​@@coryhisey8431seems reasonable. I have heard of owners removing that hose in winter cold temps to get the engine warm faster. Makes little sence. Wish you all the best

@@ashishchandra8391 hey, congrats on the admission to Cham campus. I’m happy to give you advice on these topics. Find my email in my profile and we can arrange a call

@@coryhisey8431 Thank you so much

@@ashishchandra8391 I hope you're doing well, I was wondering if you know of the WhatsApp groups for Cham or Degg campus. I want to offer to others help for technical (mechatronics program) or general living in Germany if needed. Regards

@@coryhisey8431 Hello sir,Sry I coudnt get in touch with you through call. I am busy with the post admission formalties and making arrangements for funds. I am not aware of any whatsapp Group for cham or Deggendorf campus. I have meet couple of my fellow admits through reddit. Do you have Instagram so I could keep in touch with you?

@@coryhisey8431 Hello Sir, I apologize for not being able to contact you earlier; I was occupied with arranging funds and completing post-admission formalities. Additionally, I am not aware of any WhatsApp groups for the Cham or Deggendorf campus, although I have met a couple of fellow students through reddit who also received an admit. Sir, you mentioned that you would like to offer help-does this involve a paid service, or would you be offering advice for free?

Thanks for the encouragement, just haven't been posting anymore. I'll start thinking of video ideas again

I'm glad you can relate. Traveling great, but having a home base and appreciating it with the people we love is what is important

You're welcome, I'm happy it helped.

Masters program

Thank you for taking your time to watch. This video was a final project for a course in my masters degree. I don't study this topic anymore. I hope to post more videos on new topics I am working on

I am a teacher in mechanical engineering, and yes this topic is really hard to explain. It needs a lot of figures and, moving figures to explain this. The books fail to explain this topic. This is the best explanation so far. Big thanks to sir Cory for doing this.

I'm happy you liked it

If you shorten the tip you lose part of the involute and thereby some of the engagement.

I would say study calculus, mechanical engineering topics and maybe some programming too. I hear they're decently easy though. Highschool level of content,

@@coryhisey8431 I have a mechanical engineering background but the level of mathematics they have given in sample paper is really tough, if you give me your mail I can send you that sample paper

You're welcome 👍

Yah I can help you, you can email me your number and I'll write on on WhatsApp. My email you can find here on KZbin

Ja sounds good 👍 can email me your number if you want. Email is available on KZbin

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

You're right, I am currently taking lessons on that. Thanks for the heads up though.

I didn't have to write an admission test so I don't know.

promptapi.com/blog/article/build-your-own-resume-parser-using-python-and-nlp

That's great to hear, glad I could help.

Have you done this project?

Yeah it's a bit different than we're used to hey?

Yah I'll put it on the list to make a video about it. I am slowly starting to look for working student jobs now. And for after graduation I'll have to see how that goes when the time comes.

Hey, sorry about there. Here is the tutorial I used with the code. promptapi.com/blog/article/build-your-own-resume-parser-using-python-and-nlp

I am taking German B1.1 right now. They told us that we need to have A2 by the end of second semester but it could be different and might need A2 before starting the program now.

Hello, I didn't have to write an entrance exam so I don't know exactly what it entails. But for control systems topics like Laplace transform and Taylor series and make sure your calculus is up to date. For informatics I guess have a decent basic understanding of programming, functions and stuff.

Thank you!

Haha I'm glad you liked that.