03-08-2012 09:27 AM
Congratulations! Libby is adorable! (Love the onesie!)
03-08-2012 10:35 AM
It is always amazing when a tethered embedded system suddenly can run standalone. 😄 Congratulations to your family!
I knew there had to be a reason that you allowed me to almost catch up with you in the ideas exchange in terms of kudos count. 😉
Looking forward to all the new LabVIEW applications and ideas triggered by your new priorities: "Diaper full indicator", "baby monitor", etc. etc.)
03-08-2012 11:45 AM
@altenbach wrote:
It is always amazing when a tethered embedded system suddenly can run standalone. 😄 Congratulations to your family!
I like to think of it as a massively parallel, highly nonlinear, self-calibrating data acquisition and control system.
03-08-2012 11:48 AM
Congratulations!
*grin* Love the shirt.
03-08-2012 11:51 AM
Congratulations. She is beautiful. Joy to you and your family!
03-08-2012 11:58 AM
03-08-2012 12:25 PM
Thanks to all for the congrats and kind comments!
@RayFarmer wrote:
gettting her use too LabVIEW as well I notice
That was her doing - she crawled up as close to LabVIEW as quickly as she could, Boppy in tow. Or at least, that's how I'll tell the story.
@Thoric wrote:
You think you'll have more time to post on the forums now Liberty is born?
Of course! (again, cue joke rimshot )
@jgcode wrote:
Solid beard too.
You call that a beard? That's my 5 o'clock shadow at 2pm - you ought to see my beard
@tst wrote:
That must mean you're not using the JKI state machine enough.
Lib's comment exactly!
@Ben wrote:
she will get a kick when she learns Libby shares a common middle name,
Yes, Elizabeth is a family name. It was hard growing up "Jack Elizabeth". (just joking)
@LV_Pro wrote:
They grow up faster than you can imagine, so don't put off for later. Playing with them, reading to them, just being with them. That's it
Spoken like a pro, great advice.
@altenbach wrote:
I knew there had to be a reason that you allowed me to almost catch up with you in the ideas exchange in terms of kudos count.
It's on, now, buddy!
@altenbach wrote:
Looking forward to all the new LabVIEW applications and ideas triggered by your new priorities: "Diaper full indicator"
That's a simple one - wire a "T" constant to the indicator And yes, we just depleted our initial stock of 144 diapers - I have literally changed a gross of gross. (But I wouldn't have it any other way )
@altenbach wrote:
love the file name: LibVIEW.jpg
You're catching a few of the Easter Eggs
03-08-2012 12:46 PM
Congrats.
Debugging can be tiring and takes up a LOT of time. Stack overflows can be real stinkers. And any requirements documentation you might have will remain in draft form for at least the next 18 years, so prepare to revise them often. Of course as with any project, ample planning and a solid implementation will severely reduce maintenance time and increase the quality of the output. But always remember that it's a multiple-developer project so you don't have 100% control on the outcome, you can just steer in the right direction.....
I'm assuming that was all understood?
Gratz again.
Shane.
03-08-2012 12:53 PM
OK, I'll say it, such a beautiful little girl Jack! Is she digging your facial hair? Sending you best wishes from Austin and looking forward to more pics. Especially the one where you are eating out of her hand.....hunkahugs!
03-08-2012 02:23 PM