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cheesedoodle
11mo ago
What type of projects are you guys building? I bought Max and these features to try it out to build a more complex project (ROS2) and that does not seem to work out at all… HTML page, yes, embedded project not so much.
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cheesedoodle
1y ago
I’m trying to do something similar but hyper fine tune a model of choice for my specific local data source. For example, use existing code models to answer dquestions with code examples based on my private source files and documentation. I
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cheesedoodle
3y ago
Music Hackday was great (Infinite Gagnam Style anyone? [0]) and I especially remember Reykjavik 2012 as a personal transformative event! I made Horisfy [1] and and won best hack, very similar to Johnny Cash, but riding horses on Iceland. Th
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cheesedoodle
3y ago
Relevant Digital - https://www.relevant-digital.com | Fullstack Developer | Hybrid / What ever floats - Sweden - Stockholm | Full Time Do you want to join an experienced team as our 3rd fullstack developer and enjoy (or wou
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
This is very interesting! How come Stanford owns so many properties? It strikes me a bit odd and their own website have plenty of listings to choose from, ranging from 500k to 5m. Perhaps the reason was first to ensure that staff can afford
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
Im not sure it's comparable. I thought the backstory for living in an airport is something along the lines of the story of the movie: "The film is about an Eastern European man who is stuck in New York's John F. Kennedy Airpo
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
I wonder if "comes out occasionally" means "leaves and comes back" to the airport. Wouldn't that break the "streak"?
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
As an embedded C developer that just moved to JavaScript, this is very true.
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
I do not see how take home assignments, leet code questions, whiteboard programming and binary tree inversion can fun and fulfilling. I want to explore potential co-workers, what the employer would value in me, what interesting hard problem
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
You strike me as a passionate employee that cares about the work. That is a great personality trait, wanted by many employers. Don't throw that out because of politics, make use of it somewhere where its valued instead! Doing bare mini
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cheesedoodle
4y ago
I registered and have not logged in since 2012. This is what I got 12 hrs ago. To me, It does not seem like they are charging me, seemingly because I never entered any billing data? ``` Dear cheesedudles, Your current free subscription for
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cheesedoodle
5y ago
Well, yes. But clearly, the 3rd party project is not the core business but would be if there was no alternative. The company would just develop it them self, if deemed necessary. The idea is that the knowledge would be retained within the c
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cheesedoodle
5y ago
An OSS project that a previous company heavily relied upon, pleaded that they needed funding or would seize maintenance. As the project manager at the time, I told the R&D manager to start funding this OSS project. In return, we'd
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cheesedoodle
5y ago
Building a house is an incredible feat, the caveats of it are hard to understand for the casual bystander. There's a lot of comments here criticizing this project based on personal preferences, it's great that you managed to creat
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cheesedoodle
5y ago
'It’s easy to understand why there aren’t any A tractors in Stockholm, where the public transportation system is extensive and reliable. However, in rural towns they’re a common part of the automotive landscape.' Actually, they ar
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cheesedoodle
6y ago
If you mean the extra work is exporting your libraries and having a list of all your sub_projects in the root CMakeLists.txt, then yes. I think it's minimal work, as I would like to have all my libraries imported and linked anyway:
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cheesedoodle
6y ago
I really appreciate the advice from Daniel Pfeifer [0] where you treat all your build-tree sub-projects as out of tree dependencies, by overriding the `find_package` macro. This way, you can just find project dependencies using the `find_pa
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cheesedoodle
6y ago
Incredible document about a fascinating workplace!
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cheesedoodle
6y ago
I am getting the same Dell 4919DW monitor, transitioning from two 25" Dell monitors. I think the built in KVM will be great addition as I have two workstations. Ordered the new Dell 7750 to pair with a WD19DC docking station. I hope th
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
Vector of bools contribution of CMake tools for VS Code is a game changer and I'm certain that any other tooling he would be working on is thought out and beneficial to the C++ community. After reading this rather lengthy blog post, I
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
Please do share the work!
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
Hi, this is cool but you have hijacked the back button!
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
I agree! I'm trying to migrate an OSS project from circleci to GitHub Actions but fail configure probably one of the most common actions there is: build a (cmake/c++) project inside a custom docker image. There should be a an clea
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Data Enrichment, People Data Labs and Another 622M Email Addresses
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cheesedoodle
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
Hard to detect, but this is satire based on the "THE tech lead" youtube channel.
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
Reminds me of the service that Tomahawk Music Player used to offer. [0] The rationale is, your friends don't have the same streaming service as you have, but you want to share a track. Solution: Generate a track URL that would map to
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cheesedoodle
7y ago
I'd love to use the VSCode IDE launched from the host and compile C++ code within docker. Is this possible? Currently, I write code in the IDE and compile in the container from the terminal. Imagine that, cross compile from any host i
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cheesedoodle
8y ago
What he is pertaining to is WNRO, the 10-bit binary counter representing the GPS Week Number, a key piece of the date and time information. Every 19.7 years this week number counter reaches its limit and rolls back to zero. [0] [0] https:&
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cheesedoodle
8y ago
Not all family members would consider relocating and leaving their current jobs to become a full time stay-at-home parent, solely because of the cost of living. On the other hand, I know many would appreciate the chance of being full-time w
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cheesedoodle
8y ago
I realised that Switzerland is not a favourable country to move to if you are planning to start a family or have more kids. "Under federal legislation, gainfully employed mothers are entitled to maternity leave, but there is no law gra
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