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Nov 06, 2012 36 Replies

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..here come de puns.. Well, it was obvious as to the why and what, but the giraffe had its neck broken by the plodding idiot by interchanging the axis. Just rotate the giraffe 90 degrees so it will be standing on its legs and thus have no broken neck..

I was talking about the job market before His Changeness.

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Yea, yea, yea. Bot the presentation is absurd; rotate the graph 90 degrees..

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It's been true for some time. It's hard for script-kiddies to find jobs. Experienced design engineers aren't having a lot of trouble finding work. While I have experienced some age discrimination, it's just as often been reverse.

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You've persuaded other people that at least some of the elderly should be discriminated against?

I'd prefer that you hadn't gone to the trouble, particularly in your posts here.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

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Find the fact I've got wrong.

I've probably got a better idea of what is true and what isn't than you and John Larkin put together (and that's a depressing image).

Bill Sloman, Sydney

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A sane person couldn't come to that conclusion with a dart.

Slowman, NO ONE cares what you'd prefer. Really!

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It's a strange graph, for sure, but surely plotting efficiency on the X axis would be much stranger, because that isn't the independent variable. It would look better plotted vs input power, but then people might miss the fact that the output power goes down as you crank up the input power past a certain point.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

Dr Philip C D Hobbs Principal Consultant ElectroOptical Innovations LLC Optics, Electro-optics, Photonics, Analog Electronics 160 North State Road #203 Briarcliff Manor NY 10510 hobbs at electrooptical dot net http://electrooptical.net

No wonder nobody will hire you. You delight in being repulsive. And you're pretty clumsy at it.

Go work on that oscillator for a few more years.

I just finished the hardware design for a USB-interfaced magnetic field mapper. It uses up to 32 tiny sense coils in a motorized fixture, surrounding a NMR/MRI pulsed-gradient coil, to pick up internal and external (leakage) fields. All it needs now is ARM code. I won't do that, but I will document the algorithms, pseudocode, and timing requirements, and leave all that in the user manual for future reference.

This is the sort of thing you could do, if you cared to.

John Larkin Highland Technology Inc www.highlandtechnology.com jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com Precision electronic instrumentation Picosecond-resolution Digital Delay and Pulse generators Custom timing and laser controllers Photonics and fiberoptic TTL data links VME analog, thermocouple, LVDT, synchro, tachometer Multichannel arbitrary waveform generators

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Which sane person did you consult to acquire that - erroneous - opinion?

krw, I'm not in the least surprised that that's your opinion. That you've bothered to remind me - and the rest of the user-group - that you are still a psychopathic idiot just confirms your status as a total waste of bandwidth.

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A habit I've probably learned from you.

Dream on.

It shouldn't take that long. I've not yet been working on the current version for a whole year yet, and I ought to be able to get the hardware together well within the year, despite having changed countries in mid-year. As usual, you've got your facts wrong.

Who commissioned the design? And did they tell you why they needed 32 sense coils? Six would be the canonical minimum. Three orthogonal coils at each point would boost that to 18. Eight more sets of coils would fill in the corners of the cube, but that would be 42 orthogonal coils. 32 is a strange number in that application.

And had any way of beating you to your customer, who have to be mad to prefer me - working out of our spare room - to you working out of your established business. You do make a habit of posting truly moronic assertions.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

A false image you mean.

Funny how you place yourself as the model to judge others. You seem to think you're above it all when in fact, it is your kind that is causing chaos.

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Jamie doesn't seem to have noticed that requirement.

It's obviously false - jokes work that way.

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You claimed to judge me by saying that "I never get the facts right", but when challenged to find one fact that I've got wrong, you become strangely reticent.

That makes you a liar, unfitted to judge anybody - though you have managed to condemn yourself as an irresponsible bearer of false witness. It's people like you who create chaos, by spreading unsubstantiated claims, and failing to realise that they are libel- mongering trouble-makers.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

The only claims I made are about your conduct and that requires no proof or references to back up. You do well enough on your own exposing yourself, no help is needed to make you publicly known as a lunatic.

With out pulling names into this, others have confirmed that you can't walk the talk, even though you try very hard to disillusion people of that fact.

As for US politics? I would tell you this but I really can't with out it being inaccurate, "Don't quick your day Job", actually I do believe you may have forgotten what it really means to have a real Job. Sitting back and being some one's pigtail advisor does not count.

Mushroom management comes to mind.

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Jamie claims that "I never get the facts right" but can't come up with a single fact that I've got wrong, and instead posts irrelevant garbage. He thinks that we are the mushrooms who will put up with being kept in the dark while being exposed to his daft delusions.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

what's the matter Slow_Man, am I hitting a little too close to home?

Hope you have your meds near by, it seems your blood pressure is elevated.

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No, I'm just letting you demonstrate that you make claims that you can't back up.

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Find me a fact that I've got wrong, and I may faint in surprise, but that's as much as you can hope to do to my blood pressure.

Contempt and disdain aren't emotions that raise the blood pressure. Pointing out that you are an inept twit is just one of those responsibilities that adults have to attend to from time to time. Nobody whose opinion I value is going to take you seriously, but I do need to remind lurkers that s.e.d isn't kind to the mentally challenged.

Bill Sloman, Sydney

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