"you have to be able to predict different circumstances." Yeah, as we increase the fines a lot we have to know when the citizens will mount an insurrection against the government.
US government agencies should have no problem managing the entire healthcare system under the ACA because there are so many tens of thousands of pages of regulations, they will obviously cover every single thing that needs to be done and done correctly and safely...
1. Who you work with & funds you can spend: vendors, suppliers to interchange files with might be most important, or the company you might work with later. 2. Simple vs complex 3D surfacing-solids needs. You want to learn simpler constructions that are extruded and rotated sections first. Jumping into complex 3D surfacing for "organic" shapes right off the bat can be confusing & frustrating. 3. Training: It takes time to get the subtleties, and that may take a couple days practice on each platform if you can do it. Otherwise finding a good designer you respect which might be at a vendor or job shop can guide you (I happen to use SolidWorks as so many of my vendors & toolmakers use it). Once you pick software, its best to start constructing simple then more complex objects to find out how to best start a solid. For a round part, it takes experience to figure out whether you should start by extruding a shape or rotating a shape. Sometimes it doesn't matter. Sometimes it limits easy changes. Controlling constructions so draft doesn't give you sliver wedges is experience based. Many parts are constructed easier if you leave corner radii until nearly last.
And gave it away to the likes of Cuba and Bolivia and Iran for influence, while the citizens who elected Hugo Chavez received no benefit and the petro industry in Venezuela degraded due to lack of upgrades.
I was being quietly facetious. Indeed at some point in the 110,000 year cycle, we are destined fairly soon to start moving into a down trend (55,000 years) and then people are going to scream bloody murder that "Cooling is the fault of industrialization's soot." or similar.
The Solar induced Ice Ages will return, in spite of politicians, do-gooders and worry warts. Northern hemisphere above about 50 degrees latitude will again go under a kilometers thick ice sheet. No one darn thing humans can do will stop this.
If we worry about a 2 km dia asteroid (rough sphere) it weighs 15 BILLION TONS.
Putting enough energy on over a year or two to pull the asteroid say 10,000 miles is going to be one hell of an amount of energy every second of the year. We don't have that sort of energy source we can deploy that I'm aware of.
Some studies have shown that an interruption where you totally lose focus for another discussion causes you to take 15-20 minutes to get "back into the groove" of complex work.
I understand this from my own work when it is complex. It doesn't have to be difficult, but just involve many things the mind juggles when attempting to come up with the best solution or design.
My perception of Ballmer and Dell is that they virtually started with their companies and neither person has a wide ranging training in business management & psychology of managing. Ballmer is famous for his chair throwing and viscous firing with a loud voice, sometimes for trivial reasons & banning Apple products in most places inside the company. Dell has been reported to become physically withdrawn when competitor Apple is mentioned.
Neither of those responses to common activities speak good of a stable CEO who delegates well & thus the company's results suffer.
Ahhhh. I see we have a subversive element here in the tech. world. Just meet him at his work, it is easy to get that off the Internet, and then we arrest him for disabling our Government Obligatory Odometer Design (GOOD), level a big fine and slap him with 30 days in the clink to silence the rest of his trolls around him.
Tyrannical nature of large governments is to "tax" miles driven (San Francisco) & grow, thus requiring built-in monitoring as a means of tracking you any time they want. Then they "fine" you if you disable the monitoring or help others do it.
Our founders were aware of governments to become self-growing, cancer like entities.
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I still don't get it for content creation and access where you need web access.
What the cloud delivers the cloud can take away; deliberately or otherwise.
Obviously, we can run "2 computers" in one box, so...?
One is for non-critical communications. Other is offline permanently.
"you have to be able to predict different circumstances." Yeah, as we increase the fines a lot we have to know when the citizens will mount an insurrection against the government.
"two things biasthese business men." The 2 words are: Steve & Ballmer.
Boing on!
"lots of people are miffed that their Internet connection is being used on a 24-hour basis to demonstrate that they are, in fact, not thieves."
Actually, the XBox managers adhere to what Ballmer wants, not customers.
Constitutional Rights? The current POTUS does not believe in our constitution...based on his statements & actions.
Troll, Troll , Trolling....The truth is so hard to take.
Both ways. RF can't cross the cage either direction.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos must not give much direction to his crew about running things right.
US government agencies should have no problem managing the entire healthcare system under the ACA because there are so many tens of thousands of pages of regulations, they will obviously cover every single thing that needs to be done and done correctly and safely...
1. Who you work with & funds you can spend: vendors, suppliers to interchange files with might be most important, or the company you might work with later.
2. Simple vs complex 3D surfacing-solids needs. You want to learn simpler constructions that are extruded and rotated sections first. Jumping into complex 3D surfacing for "organic" shapes right off the bat can be confusing & frustrating.
3. Training: It takes time to get the subtleties, and that may take a couple days practice on each platform if you can do it. Otherwise finding a good designer you respect which might be at a vendor or job shop can guide you (I happen to use SolidWorks as so many of my vendors & toolmakers use it). Once you pick software, its best to start constructing simple then more complex objects to find out how to best start a solid. For a round part, it takes experience to figure out whether you should start by extruding a shape or rotating a shape. Sometimes it doesn't matter. Sometimes it limits easy changes. Controlling constructions so draft doesn't give you sliver wedges is experience based. Many parts are constructed easier if you leave corner radii until nearly last.
Decades back I sat in a large egg shaped shell with a small opening with a padded interior you could sit in with stereo speakers in it.
Whether it was music or white noise, once you were in the chair almost all the extraneous noise in the room just disappeared.
Even someone speaking right in front of the opening was difficult to hear.
Maybe?
Use whatever you want when you want...
Block too much and the unemployed youth will finally revolt.
They know what they are missing from talking with friends in Europe.
And gave it away to the likes of Cuba and Bolivia and Iran for influence, while the citizens who elected Hugo Chavez received no benefit and the petro industry in Venezuela degraded due to lack of upgrades.
I was being quietly facetious. Indeed at some point in the 110,000 year cycle, we are destined fairly soon to start moving into a down trend (55,000 years) and then people are going to scream bloody murder that "Cooling is the fault of industrialization's soot." or similar.
The Solar induced Ice Ages will return, in spite of politicians, do-gooders and worry warts. Northern hemisphere above about 50 degrees latitude will again go under a kilometers thick ice sheet. No one darn thing humans can do will stop this.
Great news. We have an 11,000 year solar cycle then, right?
If we worry about a 2 km dia asteroid (rough sphere) it weighs 15 BILLION TONS.
Putting enough energy on over a year or two to pull the asteroid say 10,000 miles is going to be one hell of an amount of energy every second of the year. We don't have that sort of energy source we can deploy that I'm aware of.
No matter, hit or miss, there will be an enourmous amount of interesting data gathered.
If it hits, we will learn a lot more about impact craters, that's for sure.
Some studies have shown that an interruption where you totally lose focus for another discussion causes you to take 15-20 minutes to get "back into the groove" of complex work.
I understand this from my own work when it is complex. It doesn't have to be difficult, but just involve many things the mind juggles when attempting to come up with the best solution or design.
My perception of Ballmer and Dell is that they virtually started with their companies and neither person has a wide ranging training in business management & psychology of managing. Ballmer is famous for his chair throwing and viscous firing with a loud voice, sometimes for trivial reasons & banning Apple products in most places inside the company. Dell has been reported to become physically withdrawn when competitor Apple is mentioned.
Neither of those responses to common activities speak good of a stable CEO who delegates well & thus the company's results suffer.
Ahhhh. I see we have a subversive element here in the tech. world. Just meet him at his work, it is easy to get that off the Internet, and then we arrest him for disabling our Government Obligatory Odometer Design (GOOD), level a big fine and slap him with 30 days in the clink to silence the rest of his trolls around him.
Tyrannical nature of large governments is to "tax" miles driven (San Francisco) & grow, thus requiring built-in monitoring as a means of tracking you any time they want. Then they "fine" you if you disable the monitoring or help others do it.
Our founders were aware of governments to become self-growing, cancer like entities.