this is how cheetahs run http://giphy.com/gifs/animal-running-7lz6nPd56aHh6

Actually, if you slow it down, the left/right legs are stil not quite perfectly in sync (at least not in this case):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuyeVN7PuTM

Correct, and it's clear the machine does a little correction cycle after it lands. Very cool though. Now they need to work this into the pathfinding algorithms.

That's how they run flat out. Do they alter their gait like horses, I wonder?

yeah +1

Like many devs, my jobs and most of my hobbies tend to be very cerebral, and I spend almost all of my time deep inside my own head. I think living this way contributes to feeling disconnected from the world and ultimately anxiety.

Rock climbing is extremely grounding, even compared to other sports. You have to use all of your muscles, and pay careful attention to what your hands are doing. You feel the weight of gravity and the stress of being in a high place, and then this wonderful feeling of accomplishment when you reach the top.

Nothing puts you in the 'now' like climbing. It's like the perfect therapy for spacey people.

http://sputum.pencilcode.net/edit/first :)

There is an Airforce unit in NH tasked with tracking and maintaining government satellites which has this incredibly evil looking logo http://i.imgur.com/jAzLyvS.jpg