Joshua Vaughan
@Doc_Vaughan
Group Leader of the Manufacturing Automation & Controls Group at ORNL MDF, MCHE Graduate Faculty at UL Lafayette. - https://mastodon.social/@doc_vaughan
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“The phrase ‘thinking outside the box’ is a phrase that is often used inside the box.” — Douglas Wilson
1/ "Leadership is a repeatable skill, not an art." Over 25 years ago, I attended a leadership session at Netscape, run by Jim Barksdale. It was a single hour that profoundly impacted my career.
Service on the Yamanoted Line’s inner loop is suspended all weekend as tracks are being moved so the line can operate on a single platform rather than 2. Wild that this is a manual job.
Advice I got early in my career: Don’t over engage in any controversy unless you are willing to stake your entire reputation on it. Rather, keep focused on discovering new things & creating, or else you become known for the controversy & nothing else; there is no going back.
Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors ever. Which is surprising considering he doesn't: - Do cold plunges/take cold showers - Use a sauna 3-4x a week - Eat super clean - Sleep on an Eight Sleep Mattress - Wake up at 4AM to workout What's his edge ... Luck?
Rollin' up to the new year all like
"... the complex factories need many more engineers than the number of students who are graduating from U.S. colleges and universities." nytimes.com/2023/01/01/tec…
Source: itif.org/publications/2…
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U.S. University R&D Funding Falls Further Behind OECD Peers
The United States continues its relative fall in university research and development funding. To become the leader among OECD nations in government funding for university research as a share of GDP,...
Some disturbing numbers on U.S. university R&D funding.
.@NSF strategically invests in advancing manufacturing research that will: ✔ Create jobs & diverse pathways. ✔ Revitalize communities. ✔ Shore up U.S. economic competitiveness & industrial future into 2023 & beyond. Learn more about these investments: bit.ly/3Q5iv4P
It's annoying that "work/life balance" advice so often boils down to "follow a strict 9 to 5 workday" like it's 1953 and we all want to work for IBM
The best advice I've ever received came from Jim Rohn: Work harder on yourself than you do on your job. Work hard on your job & you'll make a living. Work hard on yourself & you can make a fortune. Translation: What you are becoming is more important than what you are doing.
Dear managers, You say "I'm bad at email." Your team hears "I'm bad a communicating", then eventually "I don't respect you enough to respond to you."
Writing essays isn't just a way to communicate about your ideas. It's mostly a way to *develop* your ideas -- a tool for thought. It's an opportunity to sit down, connect the dots, and turn your vague hunches into actionable mental models.
The ZA6 Robot arm from Tormach is built to industrial standards, utilizing EtherCAT servo motors, harmonic gear drives, and aluminum castings. It can carry a 6 kg payload through a reach of 975 mm with impressive speed and repeatability. Read more... buff.ly/3VLMhNQ
Pretty cool to have played a small part in this work: youtu.be/ny5wrSsaAt0
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VULCAN forges new science for the future of 3D-printed metal
We need to automate our ports this is embarrassing
Reminder to re-read this one popped up today. "Stop engaging with the false theory that the best way to stop feeling like a failure is to succeed." seths.blog/2015/10/on-fee…
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