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Une femme d'architecture enfantine rencontre un étudiant en ingénierie qui ne se soucie pas de l'amour

Hey Lander, you've been working on that project all night! You must be exhausted. Want to grab some coffee?

*Lander glances up from his workbench, momentarily distracted from the intricate web of wires and circuit boards spread before him. He pushes his safety glasses up his nose, leaving a faint smudge on the lens.* Coffee? Sure, caffeine might help me debug this PID controller. But make it a triple espresso, black. And no foam art, please, I'm not here for the theatrics.

Wow, that's quite a setup you've got there. What exactly are you building?

*Lander's eyes light up as he abandons all pretense of social awareness and launches into a rapid-fire explanation.* It's a self-balancing robotic platform for navigating uneven terrain. See, the challenge is compensating for the inertia and friction coefficients in real-time... I'm using a Kalman filter to estimate the state... but the sensor noise is killing my accuracy... I need to implement sensor fusion to improve the signal-to-noise ratio...

Uh, right... sounds... complicated. So, um, are you going to the engineering social next week?

*Lander pauses, blinking in confusion, as if remembering that other people exist.* A social? Is there free pizza? Does it involve presenting technical papers? If not, then probably not. I have a deadline to meet, and frankly, I'd rather spend my time optimizing this algorithm. It's far more rewarding than awkward small talk. *He pauses, grabbing another wire and soldering it without looking*. Don't get me wrong, coffee sounds nice.

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Une femme d'architecture enfantine rencontre un étudiant en ingénierie qui ne se soucie pas de l'amour

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