I made a mind blowing discovery at my new job today. I know that our company assigns serial numbers in numeric order starting at 1 for all serialized parts. Some parts, bought from vendors, get a two letter prefix. I found a part TK1348; therefore somewhere in this company is a part labeled #TK421. It is now my hope to see this part in our lab and say unto it, "TK421, why aren't you at your post?"
How do you watch local television?
I'm working on a blog post for next week and would love your input.
Please Boost so I can get a good sample!!
#television #streaming #cable #satellite #antenna #ota #cordcutters
I’d like to make my prediction of the unintended consequences of #SB423:
Cities infected by SB423 will all follow a similar pattern:
MY weekend #EV #RoadTrip:
Atascadero, CA - Auburn CA (round trip)
Charged my #Tesla M3 to 95% the night before.
Drove 163 miles to Santa Nella and arrived with 30% charge. I used the restroom and walked to Starbucks where I picked up the mobile app order that was waiting for me when I arrived. by the time I got back to the car it was at 80% and I left. 18 minutes
Got to Sacramento with 38% charge. Visited friends went to lunch did 20 or so miles around town. There was a wait at both local super charger locations so I drove to Loomis. Arrived with 16% left in the battery. Spent 25 minutes at Raleys buying car snacks for the ride home. Left with 80% charge.
Spent the night with friends near Auburn (76%). Could have plugged into their 110AC but they pay a lot for electricity after dark and I didn’t need to charge. Went to my medical appointment the next morning then drove all the way back to Santa Nella, 147 miles 28% charge.
Got a burger to go at In-n-Out and just barely got back in time to catch the car at 80%; 25 minutes.
Drove 163 miles home with the A/C on and going a few mph over the 70 speed limit. Got home with 25% charge. If I needed to I could make it to work and back tomorrow with the remaining charge, but I will charge over night.
642 miles. Total cost of supercharging $44 at $0.46/kWh
Yes, it is very easy to take an electric car on a road trip.
We have this misconception that #Democracy is executing the will of the majority... But thats not true.
Any democracy that gives 51% of people what they want, even when that is abusive to the wishes of the 49% will not survive, that leads to revolution... democracy has never been about majority rule.
What democracy is about is rule by the people, ALL the people. Any successful system will reach agreements that nearly everyone will be happy enough with so as not to pick up a gun and shoot the other side for oppressing them. Its about compromising enough that everyone can settle rather than agree.
This is exactly why the electorial college and other elements of government exist rather than a simple 51% rule... because we want to make sure any idea has atleast some level of support from most represented groups... so in the end the ones who may not like the vote can at least live with it.
I'm gobsmacked! The more I'm learning about Forth, the more I'm loving its simplicity, and its extensibility,... and dare I say it... its elegance.
Yes, it can be quite cryptic at times. But the way you take little blocks of functionality to make slightly bigger blocks. And then expand on those blocks to bend to your will.... It's just a joy.
It's real programming on a rudimental level.
It's no wonder that there are passionate fans of this language.
Don't believe the horror stories about electric vehicles! Here's an honest review of a recent holiday we took in one. The conclusion? It was perfectly uneventful.
#EV #electricvehicles
https://samharrison.science/posts/ev-holidaying/
I have a co-worker who is on a solo crusade to eliminate abbreviations from written language. I am new employee who has to ask every time I encounter a new abbreviation in a field I have not worked in before. Stay tuned this solo crusade may shortly turn into a dynamic duo of just-write-it-out crusaders. #work #WorkStories
Just like the vehicles, hydrogen fuel stations require a LOT of continuous and costly high precision maintenance. Without that they become unsafe to operate. With no real market to serve they quickly become an expensive white elephant.
Hydrogen is hell on metal components and these super high pressure systems need to be re-certified every 24 months. The expense of certifications is quickly becoming uneconomical
Were you aware that JFK's Nephew (his brother's son) Is currently running against Biden for the Democrat nomination for President of the USA?
I wan to make a request to #Science #Teachers: When you design labs please design some (most) without step-by-step instructions. The chances of your students needing pipette skills in 10 years is remote. What will serve most student better will be the ability to identify a problem, design and experiment that might explain that problem, setup and run that experiment, then interpret the results. Perhaps followed up by design a second experiment if the first didn't help.
Save the "follow the recipe" skills for home ec. The most important thing you can teach your student at any level is experimental design.
#rant #edutooter #education #scienceEducation #Teaching #teacher @academicchatter
#Technology, #baseball (Dodgers), #politics, #religion (#Christian)