Knights of NI (no shruberies here!)

[Ben]

I would like to start a new discusion devoted to acknowleding those contributors that have given us the gift of knowledge.

I will call them the "Knights of NI" due to the large number of contributors that seem to like Monty Python.

No shruberies here! Mighty oaks, Yes.

I would like others to nominate anyone they choose as a "Knight of NI". When you do nominate someone, please include a reference to a thread that inspired you to do so.

Ben

[Ben]

My first nominee for the "Knights of NI" is JP.

He reminded me here that there is more than one bit in a bit in this link.

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=BreakPoint&message.id=56#M56

Ben

Message Edited by Ben on 03-29-2005 12:07 PM

[Ben]

My second nominee for the "Knights of NI" is Altenbach.

He taght me that there is more than one numeric value that qualifies as "NaN"

See this link

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=BreakPoint&message.id=56#M56

Ben

[JeanPierre]

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Ben a écrit:
My first nominee for the "Knights of NI" is JP.

He reminded me here that there is more than one bit in a bit in this link.

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=BreakPoint&message.id=56#M56

Ben

Message Edited by Ben on 03-29-2005 12:07 PM

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I'm honored, Ben.

BTW, more accurately, "there is more than one bit in a boolean"...

[spaceman_spif]

I'm an NI newbie, so my input is approximately only 3.4% above "worthless" but I've still made Python references on the forum! Do I get any credit at all????

[tst]

Two obvious candidates are Greg and Rolf, although I can't think of any specific example to link to. Another would be Brian Tyler. Personally, I'm learning quite a lot about LV, DLLs, ActiveX and other stuff like that, both from his posts and from his blog.

[Ben]

Let me second all three of those tst!

Ben

[Ray.R]

My nominations would be:

Dennis Knudson (LV)
Ray Farmer (TestStand)
Ben Whasislastname.com (keeping me in line, and clarifying my replies)

[tst]

Ben doesn't have a last name. He doesn't need one. After all, he's "Ben"...
Actually, his last name, as you can see in his profile, is Rayner.
His middle name is A (and until I see his ID, I keep maintaining that's Arnold).
He lives at 221B baker street, London, PA.

[Ray.R]

Actually...

I want to vote for tst.

I am impressed with the sincere contributions.. and the drive to make this place better.

You get my vote, tst..

You're a "Dennis in the making".

Cheers..

JLV