chrsw

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541.
by chrsw 3y ago
The best podcast I've followed in this area is Brain Inspired https://braininspired.co/
542.
by chrsw 3y ago
Is there really that much of a distinction between OpenAI and Microsoft at this point? Not talking about on paper like tax documents but in the real world of interests, objectives and decision-making.
543.
by chrsw 3y ago
It almost seems too good to be true
544.
by chrsw 3y ago
Right, another way to put it, couples with nothing to lose are more likely to have to have kids. More well-off couples are worried about how they can have kids, give their kids a good start in life and not have to sacrifice almost everythin
545.
by chrsw 3y ago
That keyboard looks awful. What is the benefit of this screen anyway? It seems to sacrifice the image quality of the thing you want to focus on: what's on your laptop display for the ability to see something you're usually trying
546.
by chrsw 3y ago
Who is going to pay for polluting the atmosphere? I don't think it will be the people who had the most to gain from polluting in the first place.
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by chrsw 3y ago
This is true, but having multiple people involved makes it every difficult to pinpoint one true source. Plus, when I say multiple people I mean 2-3 or 3-4. Not like a big operation. And if these small number are so paranoid about privacy an
548.
by chrsw 3y ago
Tidal's catalog is disappointing but their audio quality and UX are good enough for me when I want to listen to popular songs. A lot of the music I listen to isn't even on Spotify anyway so I'm not able to just have one music
549.
by chrsw 3y ago
I just assumed "Satoshi Nakamoto" was an alias for a small group of people all working on the same code base/idea.
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by chrsw 3y ago
"these companies can fire 10% of their workforce and they just keep on chugging without a hitch" That's not always true though. I've been on both sides of layoffs: laid off and remained. Sometimes the people who remain a
551.
by chrsw 3y ago
Or just wait a few thousand years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_humid_period https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milankovitch_cycles
552.
by chrsw 3y ago
I assume there are lots of people out there that can't afford a $22k car but they can afford a $11k, even if it's low quality.
553.
by chrsw 3y ago
Does anyone actually have one of these? Anything to report?
554.
by chrsw 3y ago
Aliens and UFOs mainly seem to be a way to push a political agenda.
555.
by chrsw 3y ago
I've switched to Sublime too. They have a Vim mode. It's the best editor I've used so far. Doesn't have all the features of VS Code but for pure editing it's great.
556.
by chrsw 3y ago
I thought programming book publishers didn't like putting complete source listings in printed material because of cost reasons.
557.
by chrsw 3y ago
I thought I was the only one that did this
558.
by chrsw 3y ago
Could this work for embedded C projects? Bare metal or RTOS?
559.
by chrsw 3y ago
When I entered the engineering workforce in the late 00s I felt like I was on a team of experts, myself excluded since I was fresh out of school. We were building some complex systems but we had a bunch of people that really knew what they
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by chrsw 3y ago
"old-fashioned"... oof
561.
by chrsw 3y ago
The power of turning information into data that can be processed by relatively simple Unix commands and pipelines is still mind blowing to me.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Exactly what I do. And I don't pick up unless I recognize the number or I'm expecting a call for a specific reason.
563.
by chrsw 3y ago
The way I see it, which could be a naive way, is that building chips in the USA is never going to make strict economic sense. The cost of living is just too high here. But what is the value of chip autonomy, supply chain security, IP securi
564.
by chrsw 3y ago
I had no idea what the price was in Walmart. My point was even I get sticker shock on a high tech salary.
565.
by chrsw 3y ago
Yes, the prices too seem to fluctuate. And I just assumed Whole Foods was more expensive.
566.
by chrsw 3y ago
Because Lynn is definitely not Boston
567.
by chrsw 3y ago
This is very cool and the concept is something I've been wishing on for a while. Unfortunately I work in an enterprise type of design team. I'm a software developer but our hardware team has standardized on Cadence tools and are p
568.
by chrsw 3y ago
Part of the magic here would be to get your team's hardware engineers to adopt a more software development style workflow.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Definitely not Boston
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by chrsw 3y ago
I was in my local market, one of the value ones, nothing fancy like Whole Foods, and a no-frills pack of bacon was over $10.

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