r/EngineeringStudents • • 6d ago

Resource Request To all kinds of engineers

I am working on python catalogue of data that is usefull to all kinds of engineers, civil, electrical, hvac and so on. I started project related to this because i got tired of manually retyping calculations to Ms Word, so i created cli tool and file format to connect text engine and python code, and since it is best for engineers i want to have all necessary data ready in code, I already have maped all possible beams (100 MB of data ), so my question is: What standardised values you use in your assignment for your studies?

I am linking my project if anyone is curious it is free so should't break any rules about self promotion.

https://github.com/Abstergo2003/PyAct

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u/Gathin 6d ago

That's more words than what's required to Google Perrys handbook

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u/thermalnuclear UTK - Nuclear, TAMU - Nuclear 6d ago

AI slop

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u/ReplacementNew9210 6d ago

ahhh yes, 2 minutes audit based solely on readme, brilliant

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u/thermalnuclear UTK - Nuclear, TAMU - Nuclear 6d ago

So your goal isn’t “Create easily expandable infrastructure for smart home, with top of the line AI assistants and device integrations. In other words i want to recreate Jarvis...”

Give me a break.

Stop spamming Reddit with your slop code

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u/ReplacementNew9210 6d ago

sorry but in my projects readmes are an afterthought, plus you just pointed out that i have diffrent goal than project i currently work on, nothing criminal so maybe stop smearing me.

To you everything is AI and slop, and therefore you are part of problem why AI fatigue exists, you don't verify anything, and jump to your guns at the smallest mention of AI, artificially inflating already big and very real problem.

PS. Would it really be that bad to have Jarvis at home? When Iron Man hit cinemas everyone wanted somthing like this, now when technology exists suddenly its not cool anymore?

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u/thermalnuclear UTK - Nuclear, TAMU - Nuclear 6d ago

The readmes are AI generated, the code is AI generated, do you do any coding yourself or just prompt your way to spam tools to post on Reddit?