YIKES! I created a monster!

[altenbach]

Ahh, the dark side! 😄

Happy holidays to you too! Make sure to occasionally visit here 😄

[Ben]

I had developed an architecture for a complex assembly line and turned it over to a four person development team last November and walked away to let them implement the details. I was asked to consult on change that is desired so I updated my source code from SVN this morning.

"added 3495 files"

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I had left them with 2500 nearabouts .

Oh my!

Ben

[JÞB]

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@Ben wrote:

I had developed an architecture for a complex assembly line and turned it over to a four person development team last November and walked away to let them implement the details. I was asked to consult on change that is desired so I updated my source code from SVN this morning.

"added 3495 files"

!

I had left them with 2500 nearabouts .

Oh my!

Ben

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I can't justify a kudos but, sympathize with your pain

[Ben]

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@JÞB wrote:

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@Ben wrote:

I had developed an architecture for a complex assembly line and turned it over to a four person development team last November and walked away to let them implement the details. I was asked to consult on change that is desired so I updated my source code from SVN this morning.

"added 3495 files"

!

I had left them with 2500 nearabouts .

Oh my!

Ben

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I can't justify a kudos but, sympathize with your pain

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Actually it was rather painless. I only had to show them that the code was ready and they only needed to read the note "insert language translation look-up table here".

When they clear the video for public consumption, I will post same. It is way cool and an excellent example of "Electron vs Holes" as charge carriers.

Ben

[JÞB]

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@Ben wrote:

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@JÞB wrote:

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@Ben wrote:

I had developed an architecture for a complex assembly line and turned it over to a four person development team last November and walked away to let them implement the details. I was asked to consult on change that is desired so I updated my source code from SVN this morning.

"added 3495 files"

!

I had left them with 2500 nearabouts .

Oh my!

Ben

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I can't justify a kudos but, sympathize with your pain

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Actually it was rather painless. I only had to show them that the code was ready and they only needed to read the note "insert language translation look-up table here".

When they clear the video for public consumption, I will post same. It is way cool and an excellent example of "Electron vs Holes" as charge carriers.

Ben

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"#" 😄

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

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@Ben wrote:

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@JÞB wrote:

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@Ben wrote:

I had developed an architecture for a complex assembly line and turned it over to a four person development team last November and walked away to let them implement the details. I was asked to consult on change that is desired so I updated my source code from SVN this morning.

"added 3495 files"

!

I had left them with 2500 nearabouts .

Oh my!

Ben

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I can't justify a kudos but, sympathize with your pain

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Actually it was rather painless. I only had to show them that the code was ready and they only needed to read the note "insert language translation look-up table here".

When they clear the video for public consumption, I will post same. It is way cool and an excellent example of "Electron vs Holes" as charge carriers.

Ben

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Ben:

Anything to do with Nickel Oxide and EUV femtosecond lasers?

Going (very far) out a limb here....

-AK2DM

[Ben]

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@AnalogKid2DigitalMan wrote:

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Anything to do with Nickel Oxide and EUV femtosecond lasers?

Going (very far) out a limb here....

-AK2DM

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No, nothing that interesting.

I can say without breaking any rules that it is a high-tech assembly line that use Magnemotion ...

to move widgets from station to station along the assembly line. Unique build steps happening at each station.

The "hole vs electron" comment is related to watching the carriers when there are dozens of them backed-up waiting to enter the assembly line. As the lead carrier is released from the back-up the ones behind take its place. So the carriers move forward and the hole they leave behind moves backwards.

Sea Story

Spoiler

When I went to college I was studying Engineering Physics which did an even split of Electrical Engineering, Physics and Material Science Engineering. When taking exams I would be presented with questions like "in the diagram below, which way does current flow?" TO properly answer the question, I had to first answer the question "Which building am I in?" since EE and Physics handled charge carrier the opposite way.

Ben

[JÞB]

Sea Story

Spoiler

When I went to college I was studying Engineering Physics which did an even split of Electrical Engineering, Physics and Material Science Engineering. When taking exams I would be presented with questions like "in the diagram below, which way does current flow?" TO properly answer the question, I had to first answer the question "Which building am I in?" since EE and Physics handled charge carrier the opposite way.

Ben

The physics books usually have a discourse about current and conventional current .  One example of the 50-50-90 rule(*1)  Electrons and protons actually have positive and negative charges respectively.   (Makes the math right)  the Earths "North pole" attracts the north pole of a magnet.... 

*1: 50 50 chance 90 percent of the choices made being wrong

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

Well, this is a strange Instrument Control topic:

-AK2DM

Edit: Forget to mention when I saw CR1 and K1 in the topic I thought the post was about spike suppression for relay coils!

[altenbach]

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@AnalogKid2DigitalMan wrote:

Well, this is a strange Instrument Control topic:

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It's just spam. Most likely a setup to come back later and reply with a link to sell fake documentation or such. Since it is clearly offtopic, just report it to the moderator. It ended up here because the OP searched the web for the term "visa" (even added a tag!) and did not realize that our use of the term is very different. 😄

(Same was posted here and look at the replies... all have links to some fake visa support site.)