Re: RE: Re: Education that is in such short supply

On 12/23/2024 11:58 AM, cyclintom wrote:

On Mon Dec 23 07:38:27 2024 zen cycle  wrote:

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We have a Brazilian employee, born in San Paolo, currently responsible
for marketing strategies in central and south america. She's a EE with
an MBA, Her written English skills are impeccable, better than the vast
majority of the people here in the US. She's lived in the US off and on
for almost 20 years, and other than a Brazilian Portuguese accent she is
conversationally fluent with an excellent knowledge of american slang,
idioms and metaphors.
>
It's well within the realm of possibility that a Brazilian MD would be
fluent in conversational english.
>
Tommy, your experience in life isn't the definitive american experience.
It's about time you got that through your thick fucking head.

 There isn't anything that you've ever been right about. NOTHING at all.

Yeah, like that time I couldn't find special campagnolo non-stretch shifter cables?

You were sure that you hsf mr when Liebermann mentioned that Techtronics wire fault de5ector

Techtronics doesn't make a wire fault detector. Tektronix does. This is how I know you were never more than a bench tech. Even _they_ know how to spell the test equipment companies name.

but you were even too stupid to look it up and discover that it operated with a pulse width modula6toe just like my homemaede vwesion.

No tommy, it doesn't operate with PWM, it's a TDR tester. Your homemade version didn't use PWM either. Manually adjusting a pulse width is _not_ PWM.
Do us a favor and look up what PWM actually is, and what it's used for. Explaining this repeatedly to you over the past few years is getting tiresome.
https://byjus.com/physics/pulse-width-modulation/
I challenge you to find cable fault or cable length testing anywhere in the context of PWM.

That was simply because you do not understand electronis basics.

Like PWM is used to test cables?

 Only you would think that Shadow was a doctor

Three other people also told you he was a doctor.

and I went beck through all of his postings and could not find any place where he said he was. This was strictly an invention in you5r own mind.

The fact that you couldn't find it says more about you than anyone else. Everyone else here saw it.

I grew up around
Portuguese

Bullshit.

and the languade prevents even American born speakers fom understanding American-Englsh speakers from grasping the full details of the idium.

first, it's "idiom". Second, that's one of them most blindingly ignorant comments you've made in this forum. I mentioned our Brazilian product manager. Our production manager is american-born first generation from the Azores. If you didn't know he was Portuguese, you wouldn't know from talking to him, and he has as much of an understanding of American slang metaphors and idioms as anyone I've ever met. Your made-up experience is complete bullshit. If you did know any Portuguese Americans, they likely pretended they couldn't understand you so you'd shut the fuck up and leave the alone.

But as usual the idiot QC guy knows better.

I'll have to ask this idiot QC guy you keep mentioning.

Yet even translators struggle with Amerrican idiom as simple as "bro".

no, you dumb ignorant twat, they don't.

 Tell us again why you couldn't understand a simple C++ program with comments added that told you what it does?

No matter how many times you tell that lie, it will never become true. How about you tell us why someone who allegedly wrote the code wasn't aware that it defined a peripheral A/D converter instead of using the one integrated into the PIC?

It is simple, you are a low IQ graduate from a school that didn't require anything of you other than you pay your tuition.

Keep flailing tommy, all you're doing is keeping us amused.