For r/AskEngineers rules: Can we put something in the sidebar with a huge ass font saying "PROVIDE A DRAWING"?

Fearlessleader85 · 2012-05-23T23:50:21.960682+00:00

Don't get too comfortable - next time I'll just ban you.

:)

Fearlessleader85 · 2012-05-23T23:47:22.184031+00:00

Yes. I'm going to stop short of requiring it, but I'll add it shortly. Can't right at this moment though.

I've been wanting to revamp the sidebar anyway so this is as good of a time as any.

jonnydonny · 2012-05-23T19:07:18.240049+00:00

Correction on a detail, but it's an important detail. It stands for limited liability company, not corporation. An LLC can be organized and taxed as a corporation, but they don't have to be. This allows the owners of the LLC to have a lot of flexibility in its structure.

AParanoidEmu · 2012-05-23T19:03:27.886944+00:00

Jet pack!

AParanoidEmu · 2012-05-23T18:19:57.861335+00:00

Possibly, but I think harder roads are more prone to cracking and more expensive (concrete), especially for lightly-traveled rural roads. But, I'm not a roadway engineer so my knowledge is limited. The article did mention increasing thicknesses and/or layering roads with stiffer materials as possible solutions.

I just thought it was a pretty insightful study, since considering the road's deflection's effect on fuel economy doesn't seem like an obvious line of thought (to me, at least).

seans9 · 2012-05-23T08:52:32.838927-07:00

Do you mean swing speed x 1.5 + 100?

Because 110 x 1.5 = 165, but 110 x 1.5 + 100 = 265.

pjk246 · 2012-05-23T15:46:24.384584+00:00

Everyone has those days. Last week, I shot a 39 on the front nine, which is pretty astonishing considering my best for nine before that was probably 44 or 45.

Then I embarrass myself on the back nine with a 54. Whoops.

ryankeeler · 2012-05-23T06:11:01.917009-07:00

I can't believe you still have that flair tag.

AParanoidEmu · 2012-05-23T05:27:08.150946-07:00

I didn't mean an email, the term slipped out somehow. I meant private message.

AParanoidEmu · 1 day

You are a clever (wo)man.

AParanoidEmu · 1 day

It's a valid point perhaps. I of course don't have any idea what this would add for server loads. But, when you think of all the orangereds that are sent for every single comment reply, I can't help but think this would only increase that volume a couple percent at most.

Naruhodo · 1 day

Do you mean like http://www.reddit.com/r/mod/about/modqueue ?

theweeeone · 1 day

Two books by Gilbert Strang are good:

Computational Science and Engineering (2007)
Introduction to Applied Mathematics (1986)

hueypriest · 1 day

Will you be the official version of Shitty_Watercolour, and not be so shitty?

ContheorySpiracist · 1 day

banning a spammer is an administrative act, not a moderation act.

Banning a spammer sitewide is an admin act, yes. But you can ban him from your particular subreddit(s).

And yes, the report feature is easily abused and should have some sort of abuse protection.

cloudnone · 2 days

Regal, I'd say.

Dunbar22 · 6 days

It depends on the company and industry. But, in general, it often refers to an engineer who is a sort-of project manager strictly for engineering related aspects. For example, coordinating work between disciplines, interfacing with client engineers, working on higher-level system design (similar to a systems engineer in some industries), and drafting project-wide specs. For just a few examples of duties.

There are probably project engineers out there who hardly do what I just described, but I think it's fairly representative.

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