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@atuhedavis5119 Indeed! Stadiums, especially during large events, experience significant vibrations primarily due to crowd movement. Theoretically, tuned mass dampers (TMDs) could counteract these vibrations, much like they mitigate wind or earthquake-induced oscillations in skyscrapers. However, challenges exist in scaling the technology to stadium size, determining optimal placement, ensuring aesthetic integration and safety, and managing the potential cost. Yet, advancements in engineering may eventually lead to TMDs or similar technologies being implemented in stadiums to enhance comfort and structural longevity.

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@johnkennedy3602 Thanks for your comment! I like your theory about the origins of the term "dolphin" in this context. It's definitely a creative way to think about it! While I'm not sure if there's a direct connection to the protective nature of dolphins, it's certainly an interesting analogy. And I'm so glad you're enjoying the podcasts! We put a lot of effort into them, and it's always great to hear when they're appreciated.

@@EngineeringManagement Listening to senior engineers share their experiences on simple and complex projects and how they solved problems and overcame obstacles is pure gold for a young PE. Engineering is a practice, and I will be learning for my whole career, so why not augment my learning experience with these kinds of podcasts.

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@BruceConsidine That's a great point! Safety regulations are crucial to prevent incidents like this.

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@Er.Sunil.Pedgaonkar While obtaining professional licenses like CEng, PEng, or PE can be beneficial for credibility and certain projects, it's not always a strict requirement to start an engineering firm. Many successful firms are launched by engineers without these designations, focusing on their expertise and building a strong reputation. It's important to understand the specific regulations in your region to ensure compliance.

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@fabricenofoho3037 Fire systems use sensors you design and maintain to detect fires and trigger alarms. Your process safety knowledge is valuable for fire hazard mitigation. You'll need to learn fire codes, but your instrumentation skills are a strong foundation for a fire protection career.

@karmanima1408 Soil nailing can be effective for slopes exceeding 100 meters, but the efficiency relationship becomes more complex. Here's why: Limited Nail Length: While nails can be long, there's a diminishing return beyond a certain point (typically 0.8-0.9 times the slope height). Longer nails may not significantly improve stability compared to the extra cost. Soil Properties Matter More: Cohesion and friction angle of the soil become even more critical for tall slopes. Stronger soils allow for efficient nail reinforcement over larger areas. Design Optimization Needed: Engineers will need to carefully analyze the slope using advanced methods to determine optimal nail length, spacing, and inclination for maximum efficiency. So, while soil nailing is still possible for very tall slopes, it demands a more intricate design approach to maintain efficiency.

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Thanks for this comment! Agreed there's a lot of smoke and mirrors, which is in part due to a huge learning curve going on... what I'm seeing/hoping as well is that the smoke will clear and give way to clarity on the learning/training side of construction.

Engineers always looking for those Excel formulas, right? I'll keep that in mind for future content!

You're absolutely right. Commercial real estate is down 35% from its peak, making it worse than the 2008 recession. Fear is certainly high right now, but as Warren Buffett says, when fear is high, that's the time to invest. You don't want to be investing when the market is jubilant, like in 2021 or 2006.

Over a decade of cheap money had previously made real estate much easier and lucritive. The numbers just don't work as well now. Hopefully this will push people back to being producers instead of using their brainpower/talents chasing paper.

I completely understand where you're coming from. Being a hands-on, level-headed landlord rather than a faceless corporation does seem like a better alternative. Our main goal is to provide quality housing. We aim to be fair and reasonable, listening to tenants' concerns and addressing necessary repairs promptly. We take great pride in improving the communities where we purchase properties.

@TheWealthElevator Any time! You were great. Thanks for taking the time to come on the show.

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@nicholasmiller3713 Thanks for sharing your insights! Planning is indeed crucial when integrating custom technologies.

I couldn't find anything online about it, however if you want to look into what the tool it is called Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). In a nutshell it uses takes user provided documents and feeds them to LLM's, like chatGPT, allowing users to ask the LLM about their specific data. I believe you can pay for this functionality directly from OpenAI, but if you want to build the tool in house there are a ton of tutorials on how to do it. If development is a rabbit hole you want to go down the easiest way to experiment with RAG models is through LM Studio (no code required this way) or if you want to code I recommend tutorials about RAG applications using the latest Mistral LLM's (these are one of the better open source models and the smaller ones can run on your home computer). If you dont want to run them on your home computer google collab is also a valid method (should be a bunch of tutorials for that as well).

@bgshirt @nicholasmiller3713 You can find it here >> turbineworkforce.com/

@@EngineeringManagement thanks!!!!