I love fixing motorcycles; friends tell me I should open a shop. I tell them it would lose the magic.
Im like an artist, I love wire wheeling screws, torquing bolts to spec, but if I were to do it for a career, I would be a horrible mechanic. I have no regards for time.
“Email jobs are harder than blue collar jobs”
Every blue collar worker I know: “everyday I think about every life choice I made that landed me here. The heat, the pain, I would do anything to go back & land in an office”
Every white collar worker: “power tools sound fun & my jobs boring :(“
This doesn't make sense to me. I lack the empathy to understand this type of reply.
People pay me to do things they don't want to do themselves, be it Uninteresting, difficult, dangerous, etc.
That's the premise of work.
@RRSkunkWorks@NordishDynamite No, what you're thinking of is expansion. That's when compressed air expands rapidly cooling down. A similar effect to how A/C works. The compressor lives outside; the expansion chamber lives inside and air is circulated over it. There's a few more parts.
This is the same thing with power engineers.
The narrative is only boomers are doing it and they can't find replacements; the pay suggests they aren't interested in replacements.
Go on Indeed and search for entry level welding jobs. The listings are sparse and the starting pay is about the same as a job chopping fries at In-N-Out.
Something is not adding up with this narrative.
@Nugjokes Former Power engineer here
Don't do this.
Breakers are emergency safety devices and have a way more limited trip count. You can use a light switch 10,000 times, a breaker may only be 200(for example).
I HAVE encountered breakers that were welded closed (Energized).
@i2cjak I think the intention is to pull down to ground, but not create a short.
As in you want the ground voltage, but you don't want to drain through that path.
Why haven't the All In guys big timed Ro Khanna? Say they'll match him 250MM for the Trump Accounts. That will leave Ro with a "mere" 250MM. His kids won't miss any meals. Those guys could put an end to the wealth tax talk easily.
@DoWCTO@DeptofWar@DOWResponse@USTechForce Are you looking specifically for computer science only? Or would you take analogous engineers that have done some level of software engineering?
Electrical engineer in my case
@PoliSeagull@ChristianHeiens *There was no one there
*Some people came
*It was not that packed
*Ok it was packed, but it was July 4th
∆ You are there; next stop:
*Why do you care about this?
Do you know how easy it is to plan and produce energy for peak demand?
ERCOT is a good example of it being done well.
New York or California for that matter should have 0 problems with this.
New York: it's hot out there, and the power grid is working overtime to keep us cool.
Set your AC to 78 degrees, turn off lights/electronics you're not using, and unplug what you can.
Our City is doing its part too: maintaining the 78 degrees rule in our buildings, dimming/turning off our lights during peak electricity demand, asking private partners to do the same, and powering down non-essential equipment.
A stable grid means the AC stays on, and lives are saved. Let's ease demand — and get through the heat — together.
I keep hearing Claude is superior to Chatgpt, and I don't doubt it, I would use a less aligned service that performs better for me(why I'm not using Grok)
But I flat out refuse to use a service that sneers at me directly like this.