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After a daily life of losing faith in the possibility good software and long lasting consumer products, it’s the Mars Rovers that give me this amazing optimism that humanity is capable of truly awesome feats of engineering. The longevity, d
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I didn't actually work on the device itself; that was after my time. By the time I left, they basically just had the MVP of the SDN software itself done -- there wasn't even a device it was scheduled to be on. Sorry :/
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Wow this is a crazy coincidence. I was a brand new software engineer that actually worked on the original implementation of SEL’s SDN software. Was my first real job out of college! My name might actually be on a patent somewhere even tho
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I came across this a while back that I enjoyed but is kinda just an “lol” but not super useful status code thing: https://github.com/3digitdev/Haiku-TTP-Codes Doesn’t have any for 418 yet though… a PR may be in order!
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> Why would a startup that's racing against time and money decide to create a new language when something already exists that can meet their needs with just a little tweaking? Have you MET programmers? The idea that we/they wo
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Sad that an article about crypto detectives makes zero mention of Coffeezilla. That dude is the best detective/investigative journalist in the crypto space right now IMO
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A harrowing tale and I'm thankful the author made it through alright, but I have to fundamentally disagree with one possible takeaway from this: Her solution to burnout was to _start her own business_?? I'm glad this worked out
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4y ago
Claims to know*
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I have to second this. I was experimenting with a voice assistant and the Azure Cognitive Speech Service is by and far the most human like speech I found. I recently started looking into this topic again and tried Amazon Polly and it’s pret
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So it's doing a pretty good job of imitating those "experts" then too
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I agree a lot with this. I’ve probably spent more time crafting system prompts to find ways to avoid it doing this. As far as I can tell the best way so far has been to say something like “you are a terse helpful AI who responds in 100 word
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People born in the 70s are 53 at most. They are almost certainly not "mostly dead" yet.
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> This whole take home test thing is a marketing campaign [...] I mean, not in this case -- in this case they got 3 features implemented for them for free. That's why they did it.
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We'll make sure to have the FDIC CC you on the emails next time, must have been an oversight.
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> Whether it was right to make a public spectacle of the child's situation, even assuming the best intentions, is a different question. Um....disagree. That's literally THE question being discussed.
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How Money Works YT channel has a great video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ra34dUWcmw More glibly: "'Money doesn't buy happiness!' Do you live in America...? Because it buys a waverunne
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The number of clicks from a Zoom email to a zoom call: - Click the Link - Click the "Start the meeting button", nothing happens - Click "join meeting from browser" after waitint for it to eventually show me that option -
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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1633011448459964417 He also had a (now deleted) comment where he called the guy "just the worst": https://twitter.com/JamesClayton5/status/16
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Also very interested in this!
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When was the last time you negotiated a contract after it was already signed by all parties?
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Calm down your biases. Take a trip to Australia and tell me that Japanese and Chinese tourists don’t do the exact same thing. Turns out tourist traps exist for a reason. People seem to enjoy them.
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I live in a lower CoL “city” with a 440k home and 2.875 interest rate and I pay 24k/year for my mortgage. I gotta imagine that most major cities are significantly more than what I pay so yeah that seems pretty accurate even for houses.
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Before throwing stones, you may want to introspect on the fact that the parent never said “homeless” but rather “mentally ill” and you just assumed that’s what he meant
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I bought a saw stop literally last week -- depending on your needs, they have a "compact" table saw which is basically equivalent to the craftsman jobsite $250 one, but it's $900. That said, it's head and shoulders abov
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That doesn't necessarily mean she learned her lesson. She may go so deep into denying the mistake that she ends up doing it again just to prove that she was right. Based on how fervently she's defending herself, that seems likely
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She got exactly what she deserved. The only sad parts of this: - She VERY obviously didn't learn her lesson. See her tweets after the layoff. - The insane number of people responding with positive encouragement for "how hard [sh
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I don't necessarily disagree with you, but remember that this person was in a position of power in the company as the product manager leading a major effort. She sets the bar for work, and was glorifying sleeping at her desk and worki
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Would you mind giving me an idea of how I might go about procuring some sensors like this for myself? I’m at a loss for how to even search for one especially that gives signals I can parse myself rather than through some special software or
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Programming wasn't even my original plan. I went to school to be a geneticist. First year of college, I sign up for classes as a nerd and see "Intro to Video Game Programming" and pick it of course. Starts out in Game Maker
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