Re: Torsional stiffness, example Klein

On Apr 27, 2:55 am, jim beam <retard-fin...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Andre Jute wrote:
On Apr 26, 3:49 pm, jim beam <retard-fin...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Chalo wrote:

why don't you and andre just *** off together and create homoerotic
"art"? [you're an "artist" aren't you chalo?] because all you're
doing, without any spark of originality or independent thinking [and
/definitely/ no attempt to educate yourself] is simply humping andre's
completely engineering-free bull***.

I'm always amused when some humourless techie thinks his minor
specialty gives him the right to tell other people what they can do
and say. Yo, Jumbo, I've done more engineering in my life than you
will ever do.

of course you have andre!!!  you're a paid professional, not an amateur
hack!!!

The question isn't how much I've done, Jumbo. Quite a good deal of my
engineering is published, for instance in my book Designing and
Building Special Cars. The question is, what have you built that is
even notable, never mind that you behave like you're superior to the
Chalo and me, who have proven track records, who proudly use our own
names here and everywhere else. It is starting to look like you are
anonymous because you fear that your lack of achievement will
influence our opinion of your pronouncements. I have news for you: it
has already happened.

Have you for instance built a 68ft long monocoque
structure out of any material? My City of Germiston, a yacht I
designed and built out of moulded wood and then raced on the most
dangerous oceans, is still serving as a weather ship. I subsumed
everything you know that is relevant to me before I finished my teens,
sonny.

this is the one where you dismissed the engineers that didn't agree with
you, right?  because you're better than they?  i'll bet you build space
shuttles as well.

The question is, what have you designed or built that is comparable,
Jumbo? It doesn't matter how many engineers I fired for being
obstructive *on another project altogether*, what matters is that what
I designed and built here, and elsewhere, gives me engineering
credentials that you seem to lack -- but you want to call me an
ignoramus from behind your poncy pseudonym.

And if I were in any doubt, I would ask the craftsman machining the
component for his opinion, not you. In short, I'd ask Chalo or his
local equivalent, not you.

poor andre's bent out of shape.

I still wouldn't ask you about materials. You're too volatile, and you
have a track record of blustering rather than sticking to the facts.
This post is an example. It is a simple question: What have you built,
Jumbo? How do we know you understand how materials work if you have
built nothing? Or are you so stupid and inexperienced that you think
all the relevant information is on the spec ***?

You're pretty unpleasant for a man with so little utility, Jumbo. You
should learn that the material is the least important element of any
artifact. What matters is the structure made with the material.

oh andre, if you only knew how fucking bizarre that statement was!

The truth is only "bizarre" to the ignorant and the inexperienced.
Everyone with relevant experience knows that the junior with the
textbook in one hand doesn't get the job done.

Andre Jute
 Not everything in materials is dreamt of in Timoshenko

and the guy that shovels coal into a steam loco's boiler is an "engineer"..

Looks to many people on RBT like the stoker leaning on his shovel is a
lot closer to the coalface than you are, Jumbo. I ask you again, what
have you built to demonstrate that you know how materials work in real
life?

Stop blustering and give us a reason to believe in you.

Andre Jute
Never more brutal than he has to be -- Nelson Mandela
(a blatantly unsubtle sig just for Ronni)
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