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this is very true with the FAA They’re so concerned with rule making and red tape they forget their actual mission
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“Measure what is measureable”
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3y ago
Giving advanced notice has backfired every.single.time
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I have new neighbors who are Muslim, how would I wish them happy Eid Mubarak? Like a card or something? I barely know them they’re new, but want them to feel welcome, think they might be the only Muslim neighbors
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Thanks for this! I’m going to understand more of what you’re saying, I’m used to GitHub actions but recently joined a heavy jenkins-gradle project I haven’t had to do jenkins for like 6 years and it just seems so heavy and overkill
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Should I use Jenkins to Test or Gradle?
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Is there a better way than Jenkins and Gradle?
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4y ago
Another issue - PR firms essentially lobby, and pay Forbes to list their clients in 30 under 30 and 40 under 40
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4y ago
It comes down to power supply and distance, you could, but you would probably need numerous sensors and would probably be better off with a longer wave and bigger power source
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4y ago
So it depends on the wavelength, but no, perfect reflection does not happen. Further, as an IOT engineer, I can tell you we do not currently have enough data to be sure I’m getting downvoted by people who probably aren’t even in the signals
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4y ago
I think this much radio waves around us constantly will end up being the lead pipes of our generation
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You don’t just use a single service, it’s a pain like that. You basically provision instances and pass data back and forth. You have to use Watson Discovery to find things and update your corpus Watson NLU to make the discovery findings sea
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100% agree. It’s also so stupid expensive and their “free tier” is a joke. If I could play with Watson on my own it would lead me to some cool insights but it’s just not reasonable. The real-time data feeds they have is unreal. They have an
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I don’t know, I use Watson and ChatGPT Watson is super accurate because I can define what it’s allowed to give me answers from ChatGPT I love it, but I don’t know where the answers are coming from For example I asked ChatGPT “Leading practi
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Ya essentially there were schools super underperforming, and when that happens they get a boost of cash to try crazy shit, and if it doesn’t work within X amount of time they shut the schools down. The school boards met, hired my group to t
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The thing I don’t understand, is we (my team) were doing with Watson (Bluemix / Alchemy, not Watson Assistant) 6 years ago, what ChatGPT is doing now. The difference is we had to “build” (Watson let’s you pick sources) a corpus of data
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4y ago
Please do political ones too
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4y ago
Dr. Henrik Franklin Fisker LLC
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As a consultant, I can always tell which engineering consultants are going to be worthless. The engineers with tons of certs absolutely suck. Recently worked with one who had like 4 professional grade AWS certs and they couldn’t do anything
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4y ago
Most corporate developers don’t really, really suck, but they’re really bad at new things I could see this selling fast to corporate
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Fisker.
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4y ago
I had a summer job years ago when I was in high school and had to get a work permit… this sounds like that
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Fisker
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Dude the son was super duper violent and attacked the dude that was murdered constantly
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It’s very possible his son did it. His son was extremely violent, the glove fit him
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Actually what I’m saying is lambdas, when doing tens of thousands of invocations, will handle async requests much worse than GCP Cloud Functions or KNative Basically the lambdas, even when you return promises, or set long timeouts, will con
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Legit wondering why under the hood, how come Google Cloud Functions handle promises and promise chaining so much better than AWS Lambda I have to offload requests to state machines in AWS Lambdas which is a pain when prototyping
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Try the Final Ward (derivative of the Last Word)! But my favorite Chartreuse drink by far is the Monte Cassino
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For my business, if it’s a subscription, we actually invest money in building out the capability in house because subscriptions increase over time Like GitHub for example, I love it, it provides value, but it costs a ton if you have a lot o
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If you engage in Twitter, and it’s even borderline controversial, you get dogpiled. Also, it’s super public, so if you say something non-mainline you’ll get fired It only makes sense to say anything on Twitter if you have nothing to lose, o
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