06-10-2011 03:27 PM - edited 06-10-2011 03:30 PM
@Ray.R wrote:
The sunshine was brief 😞 Access to the station I am working on is limited.. Can't let sunshine get in the way..
Any of you guys in SC?
Jeff's purty good at extractin' the requirements... or mind-readin'
If you dealt with some of my customers you'ld get the same experience! It's not mind reading as much as a side effect from close interaction with free roaming engineers studied in situ
You Might Be An Engineer If...You have a pet named after a scientist. My Green Cheeked Cunure is named "Kepler" OH NO I might be catching engineer's disorder by overexposure!
06-11-2011 12:15 AM
@Jeff Bohrer wrote:
OH NO I might be catching engineer's disorder by overexposure!
There has got to be a bad joke related to a New York State congressman in there somewhere------ Hnb Mr Wiener?? --- anyone??
06-13-2011 07:33 AM
@Jeff Bohrer wrote:
@Jeff Bohrer wrote:
OH NO I might be catching engineer's disorder by overexposure!
There has got to be a bad joke related to a New York State congressman in there somewhere------ Hnb Mr Wiener?? --- anyone??
At first I though no but then reconcidered since Anthony's junk and the code snippets shared in this thread are obsenities I would rather not see.
Ben
06-15-2011 09:38 AM - edited 06-15-2011 09:39 AM
snippet junk??
06-15-2011 10:37 AM
@Ray.R wrote:
snippet junk??
I heard Shepard Smith use the term "Junk e-mailer".
Ben
06-30-2011 02:44 PM
@broken Arrow wrote:
@Ben wrote:
@broken Arrow wrote:
To sequentially index an array, so many people wire sequential numbers to individual Index Array functions rather than just expanding the function. I see it all the time, even by experienced wire slingers.
"Back in the day" we had no choice.
Ben
Ahhh, the good old days.....
Didn't know they did kinky things with ties "back in the day".
06-30-2011 02:58 PM
07-01-2011 12:07 PM - edited 07-01-2011 12:08 PM
@jcarmody wrote:
... I worry that I'm going to see my latest code snippet.
OK
You shouldn't post challenges like that Jim1
07-01-2011 12:10 PM
07-01-2011 12:16 PM
The comparison to constant is not needed since you can use the case to switch on the constant.
Actually, All (that I can think of off the bat) Comparisons to constants feeding a case selector are r-g