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I’m lol’in https://twitter.com/ap/status/1143426734651564033?s=21
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Oh no Rouhani no
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Rouhani gonna catch a sixer!
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pantslesswithwolves posted:Rouhani gonna catch a sixer!
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Yeah finally an excuse to invade & depose
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pantslesswithwolves posted:Rouhani gonna catch a sixer! I was going to post that
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pantslesswithwolves posted:Rouhani gonna catch a sixer! https://i.imgur.com/Z8kgtkx.mp4
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how they ever tricked Brian Cox into being in this movie, I will never know
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Johnny Five-Jaces posted:how they ever tricked Brian Cox into being in this movie, I will never know it was worth everything, dude was perfect
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I doubled in computer engineering and electrical engineering. One of my biggest takeaways from that experience was the realization that we still only barely understand how half the poo poo we do works and we're much closer to the 50s era "radiation, whats up with that?" level of fiddling with things then the masters of our universe the digital era makes it feel like. Also it felt like as hard as it was scraping by with a ~B average I barely scraped the surface of most things I had to learn, and half of that I basically learned to the test because it was the only way to get through. I don't know how the gently caress anyone gets out of engineering school and thinks they know everything. I got out thinking "it's only going to be a matter of time before someone realizes I don't know what the gently caress I'm doing" and the anxiety from that feeling only faded with the realization no one did.
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Jarmak posted:I doubled in computer engineering and electrical engineering. One of my biggest takeaways from that experience was the realization that we still only barely understand how half the poo poo we do works and we're much closer to the 50s era "radiation, whats up with that?" level of fiddling with things then the masters of our universe the digital era makes it feel like. Imposter syndrome, my dude. All those other folks convinced they know everything? Dunning Krueger. Human brains are so stupid.
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Accounting was similar. I still have no idea what I’m doing.
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Jarmak posted:I don't know how the gently caress anyone gets out of engineering school and thinks they know everything. I got out thinking "it's only going to be a matter of time before someone realizes I don't know what the gently caress I'm doing" and the anxiety from that feeling only faded with the realization no one did. Pretty easy test of if a person is worth working with, if they're "I've been taught these tools for learning more stuff, oh my god, I can't even figure out how this spoon is made now, is spoonologist someone's job?! Why is it even that shape! Lets work it out!", they'll be good people. If they're "I've got these magic books that tell me everything, suck it everyone that hasn't", they will not be good people. I think this pretty much goes for every field.
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SquirrelyPSU posted:This probably would have been me, but I dropped out for 6 years, reentered into the same major, graduated with a decent GPA, and have had a nice run where I just keep my mouth shut and feed my boss what he needs while ignoring the other various fun types of engineers mentioned in this thread. (also Civil, YMMV) Pretty much the same story for me (also a civil). It seems like most civil engineers I’ve known are pretty laid back and trend towards the outdoorsy type. Civil also has the reputation for being the “easy” engineering major, and many parts of it deal with being outside, so it tends to attract a different type of person. Also, we’re not dealing with cutting edge technology or breaking new ground. I spent a day or two last week searching through 80 year old roadway plans looking for information to use. Now, all the other majors I was around at my first run through a purely engineering school pre-mil? Different story...
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facialimpediment posted:"So Congressman, why are you seeking a divorce?" This post from a while back makes a fuckload more sense now. https://twitter.com/samstein/status/1143538810359287808?s=19 They've been married since 1998. He's also a Reservist Marine Major. https://twitter.com/harrysiegel/status/1143545485543780352?s=19 facialimpediment fucked around with this message at 16:44 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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Marrying your fall-guy/gal seems like a great career move, tbh.
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colachute posted:Accounting was similar. I’m winging it all day every day. I just have slightly more of a clue about my field than everyone else I work with. Engineers can’t deal with uncertainty, it’s amazing. You wanna blow an engineer’s mind? Present them with a complex plan, complete with diagrams, then tell them it’ll only work if the weather is nice.
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The idea that we're just in the edge of being able to engineer our way out of every problem needs to die.facialimpediment posted:This post from a while back makes a fuckload more sense now. Casimir Radon fucked around with this message at 16:59 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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Syrian Lannister posted:The importance of proper bud trimming 3/16" gapped tumbler for dry bud, 1/4" tumbler for wet harvest.
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FrozenVent posted:I’m winging it all day every day. I just have slightly more of a clue about my field than everyone else I work with. Eh, electrical engineering is heavily stochastic. Even something as simple as conducting electricity on a copper wire is really a series of random events repeated so many times so quickly that uneven probabilities appear deterministic to casual observation (and I guess effectively are). That's not even getting into really crazy poo poo like quantum tunneling. Honestly chemistry really is as a whole so I'm not sure what discipline would have engineers that behave like that other then bad engineers.
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Jarmak posted:Eh, electrical engineering is heavily stochastic. Even something as simple as conducting electricity on a copper wire is really a series of random events repeated so many times so quickly that uneven probabilities appear deterministic to casual observation (and I guess effectively are). That's not even getting into really crazy poo poo like quantum tunneling. Heat is the same way. That leaves civil I guess?
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There's so much stuff out there that our answer to is, "poo poo, I dunno. It just does." If you want to open up a real cluster gently caress can of worms try to figure out how gravity works. Have fun with that. Edit: Going further with the stochastic stuff, our own biology runs on the same situation. When researchers started looking at individual mitochondria to figure out how/what/when/why we get metabolic power out of them to survive off of they just ended up saying, "poo poo, I dunno. Just does. Get enough of them and here's the average output" bird food bathtub fucked around with this message at 17:48 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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What a loving dork.
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Hexyflexy posted:If they're "I've got these magic books that tell me everything, suck it everyone that hasn't", they will not be good people. A term for that that always stuck with me is "a man (because they're usually men) educated beyond his intelligence."
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FrozenVent posted:I’m winging it all day every day. I just have slightly more of a clue about my field than everyone else I work with. And then tell them that one of the floor techs came up with it. hobbesmaster posted:Heat is the same way. That leaves civil I guess? Fluid is much the same. bird food bathtub posted:. Oh God we just touched doctors. A wormhole of self-confidence has just opened up that may consume the entire universe. bird cooch fucked around with this message at 19:46 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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Illinois weed status: legal
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Panic at the Disco(very) https://twitter.com/amarimow/status/1143563738274045958?s=19 Spoiler alert: they did and the district court is gonna say so https://twitter.com/scotusreporter/status/1143576867703787526?s=19
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Elizabeth Warren wants to change federal voting https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/po...Zo3K/story.html quote:"Senator Elizabeth Warren is calling for major changes to the way millions of Americans cast ballots in a proposal released on Tuesday, declaring the patchwork system of election administration run by the states a “national security threat” in the wake of attempted Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Somewhere, Mitch McConnell just started incontrollably shaking with rage.
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Jarmak posted:I doubled in computer engineering and electrical engineering. One of my biggest takeaways from that experience was the realization that we still only barely understand how half the poo poo we do works and we're much closer to the 50s era "radiation, whats up with that?" level of fiddling with things then the masters of our universe the digital era makes it feel like. We pray to the Machine Gods All hail the Omnissiah All hail Deus ex Mechanicus If it doesn't, tag it and ignore it.
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colachute posted:Illinois weed status: legal On January 1, 2020. Can't tempt me back to that corn filled hellhole. Also you can't grow your own, according to that law. They were going to allow 5/5 but the cunts cut it because of black market concerns. Understandable, but maybe make it available with legwork. Like going and paying for a permit at the county clerks office. They're gonna have to stand up a regulatory body, or add it to another department. Just give a deputy/schmuck in the rural county sheriff's offices a truck, a log of past-due renewals, and have him write tickets to all the homegrows he can't find proof of approval to grow. Something like $100/year and I'm sure plenty of people will be happy to pay it. I can grow 6/6 here just because Colorado rules. Looking at doing that this fall anyhow. CRUSTY MINGE fucked around with this message at 19:28 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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The black market for weed is dying in Florida thanks to medical cannabis. Some sellers are doing ok, but I know a lot that are in perpetual dry cycles. Dispensary green beats black market 9 times out of 10 anyways.
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colachute posted:Accounting was similar. Same but I work in a field where roughly 60% can be made up.
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I'm a mechanical, and I've always been of the "you only need as accurate a model as the granularity of the problem you're trying to solve" opinion. No, we still can't say exactly how a bunch of stuff works. But 99.99% of the time, "on average it works in this predictable manner" is more than good enough. That's the difference between engineering and science, IMO. Though you DO need to know in what situations the averages don't work so you don't try to design based off them for conditions where they don't apply.
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colachute posted:Illinois weed status: legal East St. Louis revitalization program looking good.
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Catholic highschool in Indianapolis celebrates pride month by firing a gay teacher who got married. The archdiocese threatened to revoke their Catholicness if they didn't. https://www.washingtonpost.com/reli...m=.44adc6970e19
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