Accuracy has nothing to do with which processor you choose or which architecture runs your control software.
It has everything to do with the design of your plant and the tuning of your PID loops.
You could control a well-designed brew plant to 0.1C accuracy using a bunch of op-amps if you wanted to. A brew plant function just isn't going to be so fast that you need any kind of horsepower or complexity to run it.
You don't wear a helmet for all of those accidents that don't happen. You wear one for that accident that does.
Having been in a pretty horrific accident where my helmet saved my life, I'll just keep right on wearing it, thanks.
Helmets are not required for adults in the US, but most states require them for children under a certain age. I see very few, if any, adults riding without one anymore, but when I do it's usually an older person from "back in the day" when helmets were uncool.
There was a time back in the 50's, I think, when car companies were all up in arms about what to do with seatbelts. They wanted to add the "feature," but their marketing people were terrified that having safety features in a car would make the car seem unsafe and discourage people buying them. We look back on that today and laugh at how stupid they were to think that, just like at some point we will look back at this thread in the Internet archives and laugh hysterically at the stupidity.
Be careful to have separate service transformers for your offices/IT rooms and large machines.
We had constant issues with some new high-current welders causing voltage droop in the server room, which made the UPSes all go crazy.
So, we had our utility install separate pad transformers for the machinery and the offices.
Also, do a very good job with creating a good MRG (Master Reference Ground). That much machinery taking large amounts of current will make this a necessity. We have ground stakes through the slab 12 feet into the ground at each of our large metalforming and welding machines.
Getting "tough on China" is a popular meme among the huddled masses.
This is all about saying some things that have wide appeal to voters, and taking some minor, token actions to create the illusion of "walking the walk."
Think about it. It appeals to the voters who have this false notion that Romney is an out-sorcerer of jobs to China, and it also appeals to those who have lost their jobs and believe it is because of China.
Steve Jobs never would have apologized. While he was certainly one to recognize errors and correct them expeditiously, he'd never own up to it in public. His sometimes boisterous show of unwillingness to compromise is partly what has created Apple's entire image as a "no compromise" company.
Tim Cook is certainly a different guy, with a different approach. I feel he has somehow cheapened the iGadgets with this move - first by releasing a product that never should have made it through validation, and second by apologizing for it in public.
Arrest the responsible people? Did Google produce the video? Did the specific Brazilian Google President produce the video personally himself and post it on his own Youtube account?
No.
The responsible people are those who produced and uploaded the video. Not Youtube.
GNP is not a measure of business climate or government hostility towards economic progress. It could be that they are still progressing for now despite the Brazilian government's best efforts to punish success. It was only recently that the leftists took over. It will be some time before the change in policy shows up in economic numbers.
Apple will counter-sue, claiming that Apple is equivalent to God, and owns all ideas regardless of who here on Earth may have also thought of them, and the court will find in Apple's favor, and ask the Railway Service how they could possibly have been so dumb.
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If you make a gun with a lathe, grinder, and milling machine, the gun will actually work.
Agreed. This same thing can be accomplished with $2 worth of op amps and passives, with no software to be buggy.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
Accuracy has nothing to do with which processor you choose or which architecture runs your control software.
It has everything to do with the design of your plant and the tuning of your PID loops.
You could control a well-designed brew plant to 0.1C accuracy using a bunch of op-amps if you wanted to. A brew plant function just isn't going to be so fast that you need any kind of horsepower or complexity to run it.
You don't wear a helmet for all of those accidents that don't happen. You wear one for that accident that does.
Having been in a pretty horrific accident where my helmet saved my life, I'll just keep right on wearing it, thanks.
Helmets are not required for adults in the US, but most states require them for children under a certain age. I see very few, if any, adults riding without one anymore, but when I do it's usually an older person from "back in the day" when helmets were uncool.
There was a time back in the 50's, I think, when car companies were all up in arms about what to do with seatbelts. They wanted to add the "feature," but their marketing people were terrified that having safety features in a car would make the car seem unsafe and discourage people buying them. We look back on that today and laugh at how stupid they were to think that, just like at some point we will look back at this thread in the Internet archives and laugh hysterically at the stupidity.
"They declined because he filed in Florida, not DC."
Is he trying the case pro se? Because, I can't imagine a member of the Bar making such a basic fuckup.
Be careful to have separate service transformers for your offices/IT rooms and large machines.
We had constant issues with some new high-current welders causing voltage droop in the server room, which made the UPSes all go crazy.
So, we had our utility install separate pad transformers for the machinery and the offices.
Also, do a very good job with creating a good MRG (Master Reference Ground). That much machinery taking large amounts of current will make this a necessity. We have ground stakes through the slab 12 feet into the ground at each of our large metalforming and welding machines.
Make sure you think of future expansion, too.
Getting "tough on China" is a popular meme among the huddled masses.
This is all about saying some things that have wide appeal to voters, and taking some minor, token actions to create the illusion of "walking the walk."
Think about it. It appeals to the voters who have this false notion that Romney is an out-sorcerer of jobs to China, and it also appeals to those who have lost their jobs and believe it is because of China.
It all translates to votes.
Steve Jobs never would have apologized. While he was certainly one to recognize errors and correct them expeditiously, he'd never own up to it in public. His sometimes boisterous show of unwillingness to compromise is partly what has created Apple's entire image as a "no compromise" company.
Tim Cook is certainly a different guy, with a different approach. I feel he has somehow cheapened the iGadgets with this move - first by releasing a product that never should have made it through validation, and second by apologizing for it in public.
Yep, it runs great in ESXi and in VBox. No need to pay anybody...
Filed under "thank you, captain Obvious."
Obviously, humor is not your strong suit.
16GB of memory is $79 at newegg.
Why are we still complaining about how much memory ANYTHING takes up anymore?
Signed,
Your friendly neighborhood software development manager.
You're holding it wrong. If you hold it right, that won't happen.
Arrest the responsible people? Did Google produce the video? Did the specific Brazilian Google President produce the video personally himself and post it on his own Youtube account?
No.
The responsible people are those who produced and uploaded the video. Not Youtube.
GNP is not a measure of business climate or government hostility towards economic progress. It could be that they are still progressing for now despite the Brazilian government's best efforts to punish success. It was only recently that the leftists took over. It will be some time before the change in policy shows up in economic numbers.
... now that they've allowed the State to take their only means of changing their tyrannical government.
I still can't figure out why Aussies were falling all over themselves to give up their guns, knowing what the reasons were for them being taken.
After all, you must be a terrorist hacker. I'd keep an eye over my shoulder if I were you.
I would think collage work would only require some construction paper, glue sticks, scissors, and imagination?
Don't hate politicians. Hate inside-the-beltway Washington politics.
Only a career politician would say that.
Don't forget $RAPPER's new sneaker line.
Yeah, they usually end with a bullet going through the disputer's brain.
Now shut up and get back to work. Clean up the blood and guts on your own time.
Apple will counter-sue, claiming that Apple is equivalent to God, and owns all ideas regardless of who here on Earth may have also thought of them, and the court will find in Apple's favor, and ask the Railway Service how they could possibly have been so dumb.
Not agreeing with someone's course of action is not equal to "hate."
We throw around the word "hate" way too much. It's not "hate."
... no matter how much plant matter humans harvest for various reasons, the Earth is able to replenish it to its maximum level.