brianhorakh

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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Not affiliated with this researcher. Have Been working on similar commercial applications, manufacturing with of this tech for 4 years (can show my own research, date stamped by google, github, etc.) Anybody interested in actually manufact
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Take up super learning, increase speed of input. I can take in youtube videos and podcasts at 2x to 5x depending on the speaker. Don't waste your time on things which aren't persistent or foundational. Example: learn physics befor
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
From us, ca. Wife is Australian. Presently down under. I will say that in my experience Apac companies are a special breed of laggard. Im working for a energy trading firm out of the uk as a fullstack software engineer. Pay is competitive
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Been there, it sucks. Restarted at 37 after 15 years & exit with >100k in personal debt. Was shattered, now 46 and ok. It doesn't happen overnight. Try going to the gym/exercise/running, doing code tutorials to build u
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Hopefully rust language enhancements will finally merge into Linux 6.0 i believe Linus knows how significant RUST would be for multi-arch linux. This benign version bump should give all the C++ devs plenty of headroom to stay in a stable
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Any chance there could be a version of hackernews in the future that doesn't show or isn't consumed by stupid meta headlines? Meta is irrelevant, basically aol to me. I don't use them, i won't use them (again, ever, unde
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Talk to your friends and family about matrix.org, setup a whatsapp bridge for the laggards.
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
This is awful. I've canceled subscriptions so many times only to get billed again, and again, blabla "it's a bug in the billing system" run around. So now vendors can keep auto billing with dark patterns such as unnavig
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Btw.. I don't think the ccp is evil or whatever. Espressif is a Chinese company, based in Shanghai requires a operation business license. They are under ccp jurisdiction. The relationship with the china gov is either cozy (at executive
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
No, that is at best partially incorrect. Worst case wrong. Esp32-s2 has 3 low power sleep suspend modes. For the speed of the dual 240mhz processors are monsters with ~4mb of ram. Xtensa core is among best in class, but could be overkill fo
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
There is presently no jtag debugger support for S2 chip (due to xtensa not wanting their IP to be public/open sourced by espressif who only licensed the ip for internal use) The jtag interface needs to be reverse engineered. You can t
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Makes sense, its not bound by the xtensa license which prevents open source disclosure of the jtag interface (there are probably other reasons, but I know xtensa isn't compatible w/open source) Espressif is based in Shanghai. Chin
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
I spent the whole day yesterday (~16 hours) doing various wasm demos in rust, python, typescript to evaluate its suitability in an upcoming project that I am planning. All I can say re:wasm /bytecodealliance is wowwee! so many runtime
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Extra Points if they wear a guy fawkes mask.
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Leet code definitely discriminates against slow thinkers and those who might be more inclined to use libraries and interfaces. It is biased against a certain types of developers who is usually not the best type of developer. Have you ever s
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
And a wallet (sometimes)
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Location: Melbourne, au Remote: aest Willing to relocate: no, maybe? Technologies: rust, devops: podman, python: ai/ml, cloud:azure & aws, typescript: vue, bash, git Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/resume-brian
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
"Meh" paper. Shitty name. Am I being pedantic? I think sufficient Machine learning models should refrain from three letter acronyms, there are too many every day! 5-6 letters is better, or it will be unsearchable. No chance I will
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Crates.io requires a github account to register. Cargo is tightly coupled to github. You can of course use your own libs, but cannot contribute to cargo crates.io without github. Rust is sort of less awesome without cargo. Its a valid poin
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
I can relate. I was 10x, that was a decade ago. Now approaching ~100x. I've studied. I learned every language, I know too many app patterns, framework, protocols, blablabla. I study the tricks of every role. I sense bugs before I even
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Starting to smell a lot like mt gox
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Der Weg ist das Ziel!
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
My prediction: Bitcoin will someday after ETH2 merge happens everyone will see PoS is better. ERC771s and the entire backlog will release and suddenly bitcoin will show its age and money will leave because btc is not a good investment unles
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
As an introverted high iq nominal eq person with an execution bias I routinely find companies that are keen to move me into senior leadership roles. This post reinforces why I want to work for a good manager but also how I have zero desire
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Brilliant description of cerner. You are eloquent. But why do you dismiss it? is it that unbelievable to call it a fake? Im speculating and asking you to explain to me why I am wrong. So that an offshore tech co in Chennai is charging $9 p
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
I came here to say this. Openscad is awesome but not enough cad people know about it and the community is fragmented and stagnent.
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
Its usually less work to find the answer yourself than it is to try and find+hire someone for an hour. The person who spends time selling themselves is not working/learning during that time. Their billable rate would be astronomical. T
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by brianhorakh 4y ago
For foss: Matrix.org, reddit, irc For biz sponsored projects: zulip, gitter, slack, yammer For crypto: discord, telegram
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by brianhorakh 5y ago
China has a technocratic communisim which embraces capitalism since the 1970s. That includes the learnings and notes from a 5,000 year old administrative bueracracy corps formed by qishihuang of the first ming dynasty. China is doing great
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by brianhorakh 5y ago
I Was a very early aws client (first year of ec2). I moved to azure for better ai/cognitive features, sso, ad blabla, also ms being better open source steward, better docs, better vscode plugins, also felt aws re: kibana/elastic l

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