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Sounds good, what is the typical workflow aggregating sheet sets in question for a certain phase? I assume user collates and drops for analysis?

where would my firms documents end up (on whos servers) to do this checking? I dont know how any firm would just hand out their cd's just like that?

Or is being that lax normal these days?

Aside: this field is insanely frustrating, the chasm between clash detection and resolution is a right ball ache...between acc, revizto, and aconex clash detection (and the like)..the defacto standard is pretty much telling me x is touching y....great...can you group this crap intelligently to get my hi rise clashes per discipline from 2000 down to 10? Can you navigate me there in revit (yes switchback in revizto is great) but revizto itself could improve.

News just in...bassists can alter timbre by touch!? I agree, can these scientists seriously go and do some real work? What an embarassment.

In same industry, our head of customer relations was asked recently, why did we award the job to x company? His reply hilatiously was: "i had lunch with him last, thats really how it works", made me chuckle. You must grease the wheels...always.

Look up a disbanded group called Shulman. Also...stop using spotify :)

Sex sells, so...training on porn makes tonnes of sense.

Fees, ui changes upon ui changes, ignoring community requests...

Discogs was amazing, its sadly now a shit show. I refuse to buy from it or add to its database any more.

The gruen transfer...look it up :)

I get text messages to approve new payees. No apps.

You want Rhino3d for creative + manufacture

Revit houses in medium sized firms are difficult nut to crack. Im sure tier ones have in housr swe's working on making revit less cumbersome.

Agreed. Im in Aec and the amount of stuff i see ripe for swe to dig into is plenty. Youll need to convince directors youre worth it.

Janky - slang for something shit, crsp, cobbled together haphazardly...?

Procreate and Fastmail are under rated?? Seriously people...

Fast Automation, Concep, Applied Robotics come to mind. There are some quantum computing companies based in Sydney too.