@motosubatsu My story is similar: When I entered a former job I was shocked about the code quality of my colleague: All copy and paste with minor variations in the if-branches. In the entire code there was not one transaction. The program crashed every while because he had no clue of memory management in object oriented languages. When people complained that something was wrong he just cut them off by "You are not supposed to click that button first" or something similar.
He didn't particularly liked me when people understood that improvement could be possible.
@motosubatsu - Only for a 1/2 mile, then all bets are off!
The real key to this, though, is that you have to develop within AWS in order to do the learning, so AWS is looking to get more people to buy server time within their cloud
@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 and obviously the more server time you buy the more development/learning you can do.. so the more you spend the faster you go. It's a microcosm of "real" motorsport
@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 definitely don't be thinking about how many sheep you can see.. or how nice that feeling is when you finally get to crawl into your nice comfy bed after a long day.. or how good warm hot chocolate tastes on a cold day
Hi guys I'm phani kumar and im new here, I purchased hero achiever 150 from KRISHNA SAI MOTORS, MALKAJGIRI, HYDERABAD, India authorized dealer of Hero MotoCorp Ltd.
I have been facing many difficulties with the bike despite taking proper care, ever since the first service, bike had many issues ...
@motosubatsu - agreed - I'm feeling for the guy a bit though ... seems he was taking care of his bike by trusting the mechanics, not having a clue how to do the stuff himself. Now he has a trashed bike.
@Zaid - That pretty much falls the same with any of the cheap replacement parts ... don't be lazy (or cheap) when it comes to refreshing those kinds of parts ... it just doesn't make sense.
You know what kills me about MLS head gaskets? When I was growing up and learning how to wrench, it was drilled into my head, "Don't ever, ever, ever re-use headgaskets!" ... and what do they do with MLS ones? Reuse them very often! I mean, willy-nilly just use them again! Drives me nuts, but they work just fine, lol!
@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 I plan to treat my wife with the money saved. A gesture of appreciating her putting up with my automotive missions. I'm open to suggestions ;)
@Zaid - The network which owned it had cancelled it (last year?) ... there was such a public outcry, another network picked it up and it recently started airing new episodes ... it is really funny ... like as funny as Home Improvement
I have a 2005 chevy avalanche 5.3L 4wheel drive. The vehicle starts and runs good and you wouldn't think anything was wrong with it while driving. That is until you step on it. If I were to spin my tires from a standstill in the snow and get the engine revving a bit then let off, the engine conti...
A couple days ago I noticed the speedometer stopped working once, but it went back to normal so I thought I probably didn't fix the cable well enough on the panel. So yesterday I went to work and it was working, and this morning coming back from work it was not working again
I had been having issues with the ECU complaining of the speed sensor, so I'm wondering whether it's related or if it's just a coincidence it happened these days, I'll remove the panel again and try to figure it out
I got a spare speedometer cable here, so I might try to change it as well, who knows I might fix both issues?
@Martin I just disassembled the panel, second time I do it, it's actually quite easy to disassembly, just a pain in the arse to put back because you barely have any space to put your hands and lock the speedometer cable to the panel, unless you unlock it on the transmission (which is easy) and push it through the hole that goes to the panel (not so easy, not sure why, think there's a rubber lock there)
I'll try to exam it even further than last time, maybe I missed something, then I'll check the cable that is there, maybe replace it, and reassembly
I wanted to test the VSS sensor, but I'm not sure how.. There are 3 connectors, positive, negative and signal, but with it disassembled I'd have to both feed the positive/negative connections and somehow make the speedometer cable rotate fast enough so I'd have some signal
@motosubatsu @Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 you guys were not working in your cars because of the cold, here I just took a shower and sweated all over again just to disassembly the panel because of the heat haha
@Martin Maybe, I think it might be a little broad at the moment, I'm not sure the speedometer failing and the VSS error are connected, since they happened in different times :/
Hi guys I'm phani kumar and im new here, I purchased hero achiever 150 from KRISHNA SAI MOTORS, MALKAJGIRI, HYDERABAD, India authorized dealer of Hero MotoCorp Ltd.
I have been facing many difficulties with the bike despite taking proper care, ever since the first service, bike had many issues ...
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