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Who says factory work is all about stamping sheet steel all day? How about getting to debug your code with a forklift? O:-) Been there, done that. Overhead cr
by Kim_Bruning 2y ago
Who says factory work is all about stamping sheet steel all day?
How about getting to debug your code with a forklift? O:-)
Been there, done that. Overhead crane too!
Or dealing with software crashes leading to hardware crashes ... using a hydraulic jack.
Or "Kiiiim, it's an electrical hardware failure, I can't fix that!" "Well that, or we could ask this here electrotechnician who's standing right next to us?"
Speaking of: A freelance electrotechnician brings in about Eur 100 per hour around these parts, and gets to go on adventures around the world, because they're always in demand.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago> How about getting to debug your code with a forklift? O:-) What does that mean? You're... debugging a forklift, or using a forklift as a debugging tool?
- Kim_Bruning 2y agoIn my case: forklift as a debugging tool! If you write code for an intelligent conveyor system, at some point you're going need to do an integration test to see if it actually works. So far, I haven't had a chance to do the opposite yet; I haven't had a chance to debug any sort of forklift. Yet.
- ty6853 2y agoHow much of that 100 eurobucks is liability insurance on getting sued for a gazillion dollars because you forgot to tighten a bolt once a decade after being kept up by a cranky toddler?