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bavcyc
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About bavcyc
Currently setting up development system for applications involving project management and learning.
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Comment #25833013
Software is more of an operating engineer, i.e. changing the state to accomplish a task. Most of what people think of for an engineer, is someone using material properties to do so…
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Comment #24629965
The long trains you mention are called unit trains. They move from point A to point B as one unit. Typically the unit trains will be of all one type, e.g. tank, grain, container. T…
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Comment #24400956
I'm more familiar with EE levels. From OPM: https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qua... and if you can find: POSITION CLASSIFICATION STANDARD FOR ELECTRICAL ENG…
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Comment #23713825
ZeroZeroZero by Roberto Saviano may have information you'd want. Also looks like ZeroZeroZero is an Amazon Original series now as well.
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Comment #21729881
Interesting essay, however it is written from a perspective of having basic needs met and having the resources to spend time 'hacking' a system. When you are struggling to pay the …
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Comment #21222911
Rather than answer several individual posts, I'll be lazy and do a larger post which involves a lot of simplification and hand waving. I apologize in advance for any errors, but th…
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Comment #13796431
It really is a time issue more than anything. Electric utilities in the US have had monthly data from the revenue meters for a long time and the process of switching to having lots…
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Comment #13796385
depending on how much money you want to spend, there are methods you can use to determine your usage. The most expensive would of course be to put CT's on each circuit in the house…
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Comment #13796370
In the US revenue meters are 1-2% accuracy (usually tested regularly), as such I recommend specifying a meter in that accuracy range for the anticipated amp readings
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Comment #13378795
As an Electrical P.E., it didn't bother me per se; but it is interesting to consider all the different ways engineer is used in English.
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Comment #13378659
Texas and Florida have software engineer P.E. according to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulation_and_licensure_in_en... I think there are a couple of states where you are not a…
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Comment #12923702
KS and OK both have access to shipping ports, at least at the barge level.
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Comment #11234690
Although some manufacturer's are including service with the price of a car. If you drive 15k miles a year with oil changes every 3k (or 5k) miles, then you are spending $60-100 /ye…
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Comment #11200347
another method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchro
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Comment #11186771
There is an actual physical basis for AT&T's position. When a pole line is designed, the poles and guys are designed for certain criteria (power poles are NESC and/or RUS plus any …
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Comment #11123102
Although not a completely different field/profession: Power Engineering interviews usually have technical questions, or how you would approach a problem. Even if you have a license…
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Comment #11030752
If you are in a town with soccer (football) then you might follow the local team rather than learn about the other sports. College sports are also fun to follow.
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Comment #10958837
By engineer he means programmer? developer?
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Comment #10797706
He's looking at relationships early in life as the most important. You (or anyone) can have great relationships later in life that are more important than the early relationship(s)…
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Comment #10697233
How is the load going to change over time? The passive house movement shows how efficient houses can be built. Also the change from CRT to LED tv's, also change loads. Refrigerator…
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Comment #10697155
Interesting article. I can't remember who said it, but humans tend to over-estimate change in the long term, and under-estimate change in the short term. It will be interesting to …
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Comment #10480955
What's the difference between this method and this method: https://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun15/cancerpaten... ?
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Comment #10474801
The processing that wheat goes through to become flour is interesting. Stuff is removed and then stuff is added. Different batches of wheat are blended to obtain a consistent produ…