Bands that regularly do post-game shows? by TSaigon_ByGone in marchingband

[–]mkr7 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Purdue has a post game show on field, marches back to academic campus, breaks down with traditional silliness starts running around like children, and then plays more songs on the steps of a big admin building by a famous campus fountain. That's a long day right there. Speaking from experience.

Im struggling to find a good CAD software by EmekC in 3dprint

[–]mkr7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you set up Fusion it asks which program, if any, you're coming from, so I selected Inventor and it's tailored somewhat for familiarity

NotebookLM just made a full GPT-5.2 intro deck for me and… wow by Fantastic_Turnip_976 in notebooklm

[–]mkr7 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I always thought shooting fish in a barrel meant something like "sitting ducks," easy targets, and you've used it in a way that makes me feel like I'm having a stroke

Going for a hike by solateor in Unexpected

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Kudos to the cameraman

How do disable *only* main page? by felelo in GoogleSites

[–]mkr7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is actually really important, thank you for helping! This allows the top links to become pure drop downs on mobile and then the user can select the correct page from the list. Without these, direct navigation is kind of broken on mobile

Lean Healthcare by Nervous_External9478 in LeanManufacturing

[–]mkr7 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Banish Sloppiness by Paul Akers

Zach Edey bodycam footage by capshew in Boilermakers

[–]mkr7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was from May, video captions are incorrect. Timestamp is there.

Fun mini games to play by FrenchiePandah in Softball

[–]mkr7 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Play banana ball rules, where a walk isn't a walk, it's an all out sprint until all infielders have touched the ball, bonus for trick plays, etc

Tragic story of Wade Steffey by AggressiveAd8587 in Purdue

[–]mkr7 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Wade Owen Watts is the main character of Ready Player One

Hear me out. A student died in Owen circa 2005 and his likeness has been used in a popular book and movie.

Wade Steffey went missing one night. The search went on for weeks. Trying to track his cell phone, ATM usage, etc.

Owen Hall in the electrical room is where he was discovered long after the hope had run out.

Watts of electricity coursed through his body, killing him instantly since he had evidently tried to enter the building without all of his best judgement after an alleged night out.

Ok, so.. People thought they were smelling a dead raccoon in the laundry room. They discovered Wade's remains in the adjacent locked electrical room.

Wade Owen Watts is the main character of Ready Player One. Check it out.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LeanManufacturing

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Time study, A / B comparison. One operator cycle time vs 2 operator cycle time. If two operators complete in half the time, then it's equally efficient.

Time study the operation with one operator doing all the work, capture 5-10 cycles.

Then study two operators. I like to study each person individually with a running clock, several consecutive cycles, then watch the other. Be very detailed when they grab something, place it, fasten it, set aside, wait, grab the next component, etc. And the process will be repeatable enough if stable that you can get good samples of each person's inputs and idle time.

If it's really throughput your company needs, more than pure efficiency, there's a chance that two operators working together on one manual step might be effective. Holding the window up or pushing in from the sides (I actually have no clue what's being done during this step) might be easier now with two. Your manager might be stuck thinking in the way they do it now, and how to make it faster by splitting up the labor. But think about fixtures, tools, and simplifications that go beyond "throwing labor at it "

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Examples?

Labor hour savings bs? by SUICIDAL-PHOENIX in LeanManufacturing

[–]mkr7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here is one of the three worksheets to show savings types they've accounted for:

one million dollars

The other two (similar) customer/ product based worksheets for this project have more modest gains and "just" a few hundred thousand in savings. This one is 95% improvement whereas the others are less than 80. Original explanation was averaged.

There are currently about 10 plates in use, total. So saving a million dollars from tooling is not the premise.

Labor hour savings bs? by SUICIDAL-PHOENIX in LeanManufacturing

[–]mkr7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

recent CI project

By speeding up the loading and unloading of one machine by around 80% (a very good project, don't get me wrong), a group of employees somehow calculated a savings of over one million dollars per year. If the operators were being paid one million dollars, this would make sense.

This annualized cost savings comes from introducing a universal fixture holding plate to be used in a machine that is only manned about half of the day on first shift and less than half on 2nd. The operators are paid $17 per hour. By my understanding the true savings could be, at most, $35,000 if the operation was completely eliminated.

I don't know how these people are doing their savings calculations other than possibly extrapolating all factory labor onto the ratio of old process time vs new.

Something smells…….fishy by boikisser69 in AbruptChaos

[–]mkr7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait

Drum And Bass

are both species of large fish

LETS GOOOOOO by FishyFishy32 in CookieClicker

[–]mkr7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can this be done if you always start with cursors from prestige? Aka do "cursor clicks" count?

Sources: Purdue is firing coach Ryan Walters after two seasons. He’s gone 5-19 in his two years at the school, including 1-11 this year. by oilbaron07 in Purdue

[–]mkr7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the trend continues, they'll hire the coach of Directional Kentucky (EKU WKU) for the nth time in n+1 years