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What do you do for work? Just passing time waiting for updates from Tesla :)
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With oil exploration they usually have data from seismic studies and possibly other data. Whenever an oil well is drilled, instruments are put down the hole to map the surrounding formations. In a developed or developing formation the Geologist usually has access to the logs of already drilled wells and can make estimates of how deep the reservoir is in a given spot.
With seismic studies they do something to send energy waves into the earth and detect how they are modified and how long it takes for them to get to various sensors placed elsewhere on the surface. Sometimes the energy is created by explosions, sometimes they have thumper trucks that pound the earth.
With shallow oil fields Geologists may be able to tell something from surface features, but pretty much all the world's shallow oil is in in production or played out. Most of the new oil fields being developed comes from deeper depths.
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Like a lot of folks here, I am in the IT world. I am a partner in a managed IT services provider for small companies-- primarily in healthcare.
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Not sure if I'm surprised theres a lot of IT related people here or if I expected it because the majority of doctors / dentists / lawyers I know buy / lease BMWs or Mercedes.
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day job - systems administrator
night job - web developer for continued education website for dental students and dentists
when those 2 aren't happening - freelance web developer
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itching to breach my current lease and pull the trigger on the model s sooner then later this year.
+1 for IT -
day job - systems administrator
night job - web developer for continued education website for dental students and dentists
when those 2 aren't happening - freelance web developer
(re: workaholic)
itching to breach my current lease and pull the trigger on the model s sooner then later this year.
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I am a flight attendant at a major carrier based out of JFK. Hubby is an independent consultant (SAP) working out of PA. We fight over our Tesla with our commutes.
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Long time poster here, but I decided to post this here anyway. I work in the railroad industry. Specifically, I work for a railroad maintenance of way equipment manufacturer. This video is terrible and out dated, but publicly available Racine Railroad Products, Inc. - An Introduction - YouTube
I am a mechanical engineer, but spend most of my time designing control systems and writing software for said control systems. I get to charge my Tesla at work!
I am a mechanical engineer, but spend most of my time designing control systems and writing software for said control systems. I get to charge my Tesla at work!
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Front end web developer, designer, UI/UX... not quite a Tesla owner yet, but most likely two M3s within 2 years.
Hey LVL (laminated veneer lumber) is great stuff. Just discovered what it was after a contractor on a Habitat for Humanity project I'm working on substituted LSL (laminated strand lumber) for LVL. Building inspector not happy and architect had to scramble with calcs but it all worked out. Basically you're making stronger, more reliable building products using less material. Now that's what we're all about. Welcome to the club.
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