Team Wikispeed - Revision history

Eric: Marked some dead links for necromancy

2021-10-18T00:58:51Z

Marked some dead links for necromancy

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	=References=		=References=

	*CNN on Management a la Wikispeed - [http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/18/how-companies-ought-to-train-their-staffers/]		*CNN on Management a la Wikispeed - [http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/18/how-companies-ought-to-train-their-staffers/] (Dead Link)
	*[http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/]		*[http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/]
	*[http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/]		*[http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/] (Dead Link?) (Need to pull out google translate pre-clicking stuff, may just be a CAPATCHA type thing, or could mean the page is dead)

	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Wikispeed]]		[[Category:Wikispeed]]
	[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]		[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]

Eric: Marked some dead links for necromancy

2021-10-18T00:53:32Z

Marked some dead links for necromancy

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	The dramatic success of Team Wikispeed's activities pretty much demands listening to what Joe has to say.		The dramatic success of Team Wikispeed's activities pretty much demands listening to what Joe has to say.

	For clarity, and because I wasn't clear on this point until I researched it, it is important to point out that Team Wikispeed was eliminated in the first round of on-location testing at the X-Prize competition. "Without even bothering to look at the finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics Justice had brought as proof of his design’s validity, the inspector rejected the car outright. Justice felt like he’d been slapped in the face. “It was like fireworks going off in my cheeks,” he says. “This is something I’ve had a whole lot of design input into, and this one person is saying, ‘This isn’t good enough.’...Rather than spending hours pulling apart the SGT01 to get to the suspension, the team simply unbolted the body, removed the suspension module, and began fabricating a new one. They got it done, too, just in time. The only problem was that as they finished, minutes before the deadline, Justice and another team member cut a wire in the electrical system. The car wouldn’t start, and Wikispeed’s run for the X Prize was done. They finished in a tie for 10th in their division." [http://www.seattlemet.com/issues/archives/articles/wikispeeds-100-mpg-car-january-2011/3/ article]		For clarity, and because I wasn't clear on this point until I researched it, it is important to point out that Team Wikispeed was eliminated in the first round of on-location testing at the X-Prize competition. "Without even bothering to look at the finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics Justice had brought as proof of his design’s validity, the inspector rejected the car outright. Justice felt like he’d been slapped in the face. “It was like fireworks going off in my cheeks,” he says. “This is something I’ve had a whole lot of design input into, and this one person is saying, ‘This isn’t good enough.’...Rather than spending hours pulling apart the SGT01 to get to the suspension, the team simply unbolted the body, removed the suspension module, and began fabricating a new one. They got it done, too, just in time. The only problem was that as they finished, minutes before the deadline, Justice and another team member cut a wire in the electrical system. The car wouldn’t start, and Wikispeed’s run for the X Prize was done. They finished in a tie for 10th in their division." [http://www.seattlemet.com/issues/archives/articles/wikispeeds-100-mpg-car-january-2011/3/ article] (Dead Link)

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Wneal at 01:49, 17 October 2021

2021-10-17T01:49:42Z

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	=Wikispeed CAD Files=		=Wikispeed CAD Files=
	Here is a link to a folder created to collect Wikispeed CAD files generated in FreeCAD from the original LibreCAD designs (October, 2021):		Here is a link to a folder created to collect Wikispeed CAD drawings (pdf) and CAD files generated in FreeCAD from the original LibreCAD designs (October, 2021):
	*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GAIUHd30GpRXTiXqMG_EyQLQiRxQycsL?usp=sharing Wikispeed CAD Files]		*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GAIUHd30GpRXTiXqMG_EyQLQiRxQycsL?usp=sharing Wikispeed CAD Files]

Wneal at 01:48, 17 October 2021

2021-10-17T01:48:25Z

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	* Try not to do something alone, pair with another team member whenever responsible. This aids in knowledge transfer and avoids requirements for documentation.		* Try not to do something alone, pair with another team member whenever responsible. This aids in knowledge transfer and avoids requirements for documentation.

	=Wikispeed ~~Designs~~=		=Wikispeed CAD Files=
	Here is a link to a folder created to collect Wikispeed CAD files generated in FreeCAD from the original LibreCAD designs (October, 2021):		Here is a link to a folder created to collect Wikispeed CAD files generated in FreeCAD from the original LibreCAD designs (October, 2021):
	*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GAIUHd30GpRXTiXqMG_EyQLQiRxQycsL?usp=sharing]		*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GAIUHd30GpRXTiXqMG_EyQLQiRxQycsL?usp=sharing Wikispeed CAD Files]

	=References=		=References=

Wneal at 01:47, 17 October 2021

2021-10-17T01:47:22Z

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	* Making a family car		* Making a family car
	* Developing a truck		* Developing a truck



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	* Produce self-documenting work- a car with a navigation that teaches you how to use it instead of a manual. Can you imagine if Internet Explorer still shipped with a manual? We expect it to be self explanatory. Documents are a hidden expense, requiring editing and re-write to match the current version.		* Produce self-documenting work- a car with a navigation that teaches you how to use it instead of a manual. Can you imagine if Internet Explorer still shipped with a manual? We expect it to be self explanatory. Documents are a hidden expense, requiring editing and re-write to match the current version.
	* Try not to do something alone, pair with another team member whenever responsible. This aids in knowledge transfer and avoids requirements for documentation.		* Try not to do something alone, pair with another team member whenever responsible. This aids in knowledge transfer and avoids requirements for documentation.

			=Wikispeed Designs=
			Here is a link to a folder created to collect Wikispeed CAD files generated in FreeCAD from the original LibreCAD designs (October, 2021):
			*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GAIUHd30GpRXTiXqMG_EyQLQiRxQycsL?usp=sharing]

	=References=		=References=

Andrewed: /* Wikispeed Tenents */ Corrected spelling of tenet

2013-10-20T14:08:39Z

Wikispeed Tenents: Corrected spelling of tenet

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	=Wikispeed ~~Tenents~~=		=Wikispeed Tenets=

	* If I give money, time, cookies or supplies to WIKISPEED, and WIKISPEED is profitable, WIKISPEED will pay me back the value of what I put in plus interest commensurable with their level of success. I can choose not to accept repayment, but WIKISPEED will make reasonable attempts. This is based on value, not quantity (in hours, pounds, dollars, or word count).		* If I give money, time, cookies or supplies to WIKISPEED, and WIKISPEED is profitable, WIKISPEED will pay me back the value of what I put in plus interest commensurable with their level of success. I can choose not to accept repayment, but WIKISPEED will make reasonable attempts. This is based on value, not quantity (in hours, pounds, dollars, or word count).

Marcin: /* References */

2013-03-17T04:07:58Z

References

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	=References=		=References=
	~~{{Reflist}}~~
	*CNN on Management a la Wikispeed - [http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/18/how-companies-ought-to-train-their-staffers/]		*CNN on Management a la Wikispeed - [http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/18/how-companies-ought-to-train-their-staffers/]
	*[http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/]		*[http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/]
	*[http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/]		*[http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/]
			{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Wikispeed]]		[[Category:Wikispeed]]
	[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]		[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]

Marcin: /* References */

2013-03-17T04:07:22Z

References

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	* http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/		*CNN on Management a la Wikispeed - [http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/18/how-companies-ought-to-train-their-staffers/]
	* http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/		*[http://agileinc.wordpress.com/on-the-road-3/sglon/]
			*[http://futureofprojectmanagement.com/2011/12/02/joe-justice-built-a-100mpg-car-using-principles-of-agile-lean-and-scrum-how-did-he-do-it/]

	[[Category:Wikispeed]]		[[Category:Wikispeed]]
	[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]		[[Category:Open Source Automobile]]

ChuckH: /* TED talk: */

2012-04-02T05:08:32Z

TED talk:

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	==TED talk:==		==TED talk:==
	<html><iframe width="560" height="315" src="~~http~~://www.youtube.com/~~watch?v=~~x8jdx-lf2Dw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></html>		<html><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed//x8jdx-lf2Dw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></html>

	=Team Wikispeed=		=Team Wikispeed=

Marcin at 22:00, 15 March 2012

2012-03-15T22:00:00Z

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	~~This page is for specific lessons that have been learned in one area that can be applied to other areas~~. ~~If it's a lesson learned that only applies to the area it was learned in, then it's better to document it in that specific area~~.
			==TED talk:==
			<html><iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8jdx-lf2Dw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></html>

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	For clarity, and because I wasn't clear on this point until I researched it, it is important to point out that Team Wikispeed was eliminated in the first round of on-location testing at the X-Prize competition. "Without even bothering to look at the finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics Justice had brought as proof of his design’s validity, the inspector rejected the car outright. Justice felt like he’d been slapped in the face. “It was like fireworks going off in my cheeks,” he says. “This is something I’ve had a whole lot of design input into, and this one person is saying, ‘This isn’t good enough.’...Rather than spending hours pulling apart the SGT01 to get to the suspension, the team simply unbolted the body, removed the suspension module, and began fabricating a new one. They got it done, too, just in time. The only problem was that as they finished, minutes before the deadline, Justice and another team member cut a wire in the electrical system. The car wouldn’t start, and Wikispeed’s run for the X Prize was done. They finished in a tie for 10th in their division." [http://www.seattlemet.com/issues/archives/articles/wikispeeds-100-mpg-car-january-2011/3/ article]		For clarity, and because I wasn't clear on this point until I researched it, it is important to point out that Team Wikispeed was eliminated in the first round of on-location testing at the X-Prize competition. "Without even bothering to look at the finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics Justice had brought as proof of his design’s validity, the inspector rejected the car outright. Justice felt like he’d been slapped in the face. “It was like fireworks going off in my cheeks,” he says. “This is something I’ve had a whole lot of design input into, and this one person is saying, ‘This isn’t good enough.’...Rather than spending hours pulling apart the SGT01 to get to the suspension, the team simply unbolted the body, removed the suspension module, and began fabricating a new one. They got it done, too, just in time. The only problem was that as they finished, minutes before the deadline, Justice and another team member cut a wire in the electrical system. The car wouldn’t start, and Wikispeed’s run for the X Prize was done. They finished in a tie for 10th in their division." [http://www.seattlemet.com/issues/archives/articles/wikispeeds-100-mpg-car-january-2011/3/ article]

	~~==TED talk:==~~
	~~<html><iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8jdx-lf2Dw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></html>~~

	===General===		===General===