Wasn’t until I got out here that I realized “public” can really mean “more responsibilities without benefits” - in Minnesota, the question with funding the University was always about “how much?”

He scared to go toe to toe with Harvard on the Bayou though

He only cares about LSU in typical Oh La La graduate fashion

Caesar wrote: ↑

2 minutes ago

Free from Jeff Landry? Sure.

Which is stunningly an actually relevant distinction at the moment

I think Big Mobile is paying for these studies tbqh

Got me getting angry for you with that one lol

Free from Jeff Landry? Sure.

Well, Tulane's a private school so take that academic freedom with a grain of salt

Caesar wrote: ↑

3 minutes ago

"New Orleans bounce music is actually not that great and is a copy of 1400s Austrian polka."

Tulane out here being a shining example of why academic freedom is important (even if they’re just hatin’ lol). Texas schools could never

"New Orleans bounce music is actually not that great and is a copy of 1400s Austrian polka."

Anti-music?

What do we think their next study will be?

I just academics taking on their job of sticking to their principles over outside pressures

Woke Tulane.

Caesar wrote: ↑

7 minutes ago

SN: Tulane is attempting to get exiled from New Orleans

Xixak wrote: ↑

37 minutes ago

im working in a colleagues excel that's linked 5 layers deep to other excel files

Excel is a database.

After their report that New Orleans needs to be abandoned immediately, they just put out a new study that Mardi Gras is not profitable and New Orleans should consider reducing it.

And that shit’s expensive to print (and…not covered by the grant )

SN: Tulane is attempting to get exiled from New Orleans

Yeah. It's a difficult client too so the account manager is skittish

Every time we make a poster we run into the same thing

Shit that happens with printing though

Because I keep sending them to my team like "hey, make sure you give me all the changes." They do. Ask for a revision. Printer sends it back. "Check it one more time." *three more revisions* Rinse, repeat.

Y'all were talking about efficiency earlier and I feel bad about something at work because I've made a printer make six revisions to some brochures

Small town life, both the good and bad right there

redsox907 wrote: ↑

33 minutes ago

I'm trying to help her out, her husband passed away last year and he usually handled all of this stuff. But, she's making it...difficult

I'm trying to help her out, her husband passed away last year and he usually handled all of this stuff. But, she's making it...difficult

I asked that question too djp. What makes it worse is it's for a 32x40. Like...even if you agree on an 8' tall wall, you're going to have to use BCIs to span 32' unless you want to throw a bunch of structural walls inside the pole barn, which would then defeat the purpose of having a giant pole barn lmao

bro

like

im working in a colleagues excel that's linked 5 layers deep to other excel files

redsox907 wrote: ↑

49 minutes ago

I emailed her twice with how the formula worked. She insisted 16' tall wall. So I drew her a picture in MS Paint

"Slope go high low. If wall same, slope no go high low. Wall different, slope go high low."

Chillcavern wrote: ↑

47 minutes ago

James wrote: ↑

50 minutes ago

But yeah the tension is high at work.

Hope things smooth out a bit as you guys move forward!

Me too. We are feel exhausted and I think they overcommitted us to work.

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Xixak wrote: ↑

45 minutes ago

using it like a relational database the way we are is gonna get you cooked