What does everyone do for their "real" job?

[BLSully]

Javascript? More like voodoo black magic code...
Any "programming" language that requires the use of animal bones and human sacrifice is not OK in my book.

I know there's lots of JS haters out there, but I'm OK with that. I like making browsers dance... only use black magic when I have to deal with IE6 *shudder*

Writing Javascript
undefined, is it really?
this, not black magic

 

[Sonreir]

You still support IE6? I'm sorry. We don't even support IE7, anymore.

 

[BLSully]

You still support IE6? I'm sorry. We don't even support IE7, anymore.

Rarely, but there's some legacy stuff that still does. All new development is IE8+....

 

[4eyes]

I am a paramedic

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Quite a few of those on the board. Kinda reassuring on group rides.

 

[lonelywolf8588]

It would seem that way but if I'm riding with people and they don't know I'm a medic then I don't advertise it. Too much liability and people are too sue happy anymore.

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[thrillseeker]

Front end web developer

 

[teazer]

That's not the whole story on fuel to be sure. Conventional gasoline has a lower heating value of 116,090 BTUs/US gallon or 42.791 MJ/Kg which is more appropriate. Fuel combusts on a stoichiometric basis at around 14.7:1 on mass not on volume, so specific gravity is important. Size matters

If your fuel burns at the same Stoic ratio and has the same density, it will potentially release the same energy as regular gasoline. If it releases that energy at a faster rate than gasoline it could potentially make more power as long as ignition timing is optimized to get peak pressure at the right time.

If your fuel has a lower SG and runs a lower ratio to air, it will burn more fuel and make more power for the same complete combustion. If not, it won't.

As you pointed out, Ethanol has a much lower energy density than gasoline at 26.952 MJ/Kg. BUT it burns at 9:1 releasing 2.99 MJ per KG of air consumed. Methanol is 3.11/Kg of air and makes 17% more power than gasoline if optimized to suit.

So if jetting is adjusted for the addition of ethanol and compression is raised to take advantage of the higher octane of ethanol, a ethanol blended gasoline will make more power than straight gas.

I'd be happy to add your fuel to the Alternative Fuel Comparison chart we developed recently for an Alternative fuel transportation lobby if it is intended for transportation use. It's all chemical soup to me.

 

[jsedacca]

police officer

 

[lonelywolf8588]

Re: Re: What does everyone do for their "real" job?

police officer

That's what I want to do.

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[Trevor404]

4th year mechanic and hopefully, once I'm done my apprenticeship, going back to school full time for engineering.

 

[thrillseeker]

but my favorite is writing JavaScript (client side).... if that's all I did at work, I'd be OK with that

So basically, you wish you had my job. i kid i kid. I do a lot of client side development but i also do a good bit of ux design and php programming. I dont think its possible to only do client side. Unfortunately everyone wants a developer who can do it all. Here's to another web guy. I wonder how many of us are on here?

 

[BLSully]

So basically, you wish you had my job. i kid i kid. I do a lot of client side development but i also do a good bit of ux design and php programming. I dont think its possible to only do client side. Unfortunately everyone wants a developer who can do it all. Here's to another web guy. I wonder how many of us are on here?

No, I agree. And to be honest, I like doing both server and client side... even a little SQL....the few times I've tried to handle all the client side stuff while letting a co-worker handle the webservice/DAL side, I about jumped out the window. Love what I do, but it can be stressful. I find motorcycles therapeutic....both riding and working on them....good way to chill out. :

 

[HerrDeacon]

I'm in a similar job. The past few years I've been mainly a front-end developer, but in my new job you have to do it all since you're usually the whole team. Took a bit to get used to but I like it. Still have a lot to learn with the back-end coding but it is fun. Would still rather front-end but still good.

 

[Cafe Redneck]

Would still rather front-end but still good.

That is so funny ;D

 

[Corsair]

Certified Nursing Assistant @ a home health care company...never boring!

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[VonYinzer]

Certified Nursing Assistant @ a home health care company...never boring!

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I was really hoping that true to your screen name, your job could only be described as 17th century privateer.

 

[Corsair]

I feel ya. I'm a CNA and the worst thing about health care is other health care workers....

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[Corsair]

Don't I wish....Actually thw name is from the F4U Cosair WW 2 fighter.

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[redwillissuperman]

That's not the whole story on fuel to be sure. Conventional gasoline has a lower heating value of 116,090 BTUs/US gallon or 42.791 MJ/Kg which is more appropriate. Fuel combusts on a stoichiometric basis at around 14.7:1 on mass not on volume, so specific gravity is important. Size matters .

Great understanding- a few years of knowledge wrapped up in there. We have unique solutions since we create a bespoke molecule and can tailor the ratio of carbons to hydrogens, and then add oxygens to ensure complete combustion. We have targeted ethanol as a solution to rid gasoline of its corrosive nature, increase performance/fuel economy (get the energy density back up to E0 gasoline), keep octane up and replace MTBE, MMT and TEL (competition-only) as additives. We have trade-offs in each areas but tried to create an all around solution that would appeal to the high performance crowd and the greenies. We're made from recycled cardboard!!!

We will launch our first blends after SEMA this year and hope to have a complete catalog of blends for each performance segment the following year. If you have any questions, contact me at caferacer at the domain vicarmotorcycles.com .

 

[teazer]

Furanic biofuels from cellulosic biomass are interesting if they can overcome the excess carbon molecules and GHG issues that result. Furanic plastics look like a huge potential though. Lost of patents already out there to tip toe around, but I'm sure they won't be insurmountable barriers.

Interesting field to be working in either directly or indirectly. Good luck.