ge96

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   by ge96 9mo ago

   It is interesting, I wonder is it possible to get so rich and be kind, probably examples. I'm the kind poor person myself even what money I have I have given too much of it away. In which case I'm a dumbass for doing so but yeah.
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   No this is just stream of consciousness kind of thing, and for future look up/search.
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   For work I have a daily note (Apple Notes) and I just write my thoughts by time stamps eg. 10:30 AM ... Unfortunately I am a "write to remember" type person My phone color notes (Android) and 70% of my screen is a note widget. Thi
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   Yeah while I didn't directly mention it, I'm referring to stages being discarded in space by a specific party
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   Cause problems and deny it
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   > 48 hours after payload separation, long after its responsibilities for the launch had ended This is funny, the way things are just discarded in space, not our problem anymore vs. deorbit
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   What about code verbosity and vulnerabilities, I guess make smaller change sets. Still I do like the process of typing things out, vs being like a checker of check boxes, looks good check, looks good check, kind of deal. I don't mean t
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   Promise<Manifold> ha hope so (hits print)
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   by ge96 9mo ago

   Tangent: reality perception is funny, like why hike, you could just watch someone else hike... I think jewelry is worthless (waste of money to buy) but others don't that kind of thing.
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Yeah I'm the same, I enjoy thinking of a system of things, doing it, not typing a couple of commands and a bunch of code is generated. It's not the rote process but feeling like I worked for it/doing it. Similar argument is &
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Damn that was crazy the picture of the tabletop setup/cardboard robot and it becomes 3D interactive.
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    A side/tangent note, I wonder if it says something about myself/character, I choose the faster print than the surface finish, so I'll have this rough surface finish due to the supports. But it goes from 20hrs+ to 13.5hrs so i
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Even with my old/cheap Ender 3 Pro, I printed something overnight took 13.5 hrs, there it was
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    This is something I ran into, ego satisfaction, where you tell people/show things like concepts, talk about it, get the "that sounds cool" but yeah it's not real. I now try to build something real like a hardware project
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    But did they make their own CPU?
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I suppose that is "in the tech field" too, as non-tech people would be happy with an $80K job where a lot are under $50K I will say my first tech job was $40K and now I have to have a six-fig job just because of my debt.
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Was gonna say where is the debate of bernouli vs. AoA/pforce (p-factor), scatter blast shotgun hitting bottom of wing
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Yeah I learned SketchUp like 17 years ago it's crazy. But I want to make more complex round shapes and ensure it is a solid (for 3D printing) so time to make the jump.
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    SketchUp was my go to for a while but I'm done with parametric personally, trying to fix meshes for 3D printing... time I grow up and use something like Fusion360 seems like or onshape. Still it was good/simple enough for non-roun
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    What's interesting I know of a company in the industrial space that is trying to do this still (stuff on a shelf, grab and go, no human interaction).
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I think I found the proper sleep amount for me (sleep deprived). It has me feeling agitated/motivated. It's around 5 hours. What I need is something like Apple Watch to detect when I've actually fallen asleep then set the ala
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I don't know if it falls under low code, TouchDevelop, I remember dumping 6 months into that and then abandoning it. I think I did learn programming concepts from it as it did have code.
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Would be crazy it's looking through satellite imagery and is like "buy land in Africa" or whatever and gets a farm going there
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    brb doing a Clause master class talk at $500 a head
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    actually just found this https://github.com/aws-samples/deploy-amazon-bedrock-agent-u... merci saves me
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I mean in this case it's pretty quick to tell that it's not right, try sam deploy and it fails, but for the most part it's working, it seems straight out of AWS's docs
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I'm still not a huge user of AI assisted stuff, although lately I have been using Google's AI summaries a lot. I've been writing cloudformation templates and trying to figure out how to bridge resources/policies together
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Common Side Effects? (show)
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    Mentioning HAM-based internet is cool too eg. HamWAN Oh I guess that falls under packet radio I see
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    by ge96 9mo ago

    I want that throaty Lotus Exige shame only 260s legal in US. No electric for me not because I'm against it but I love that sound, real sound. I know Tesla Plaid can do 0-60 in 1.9 but so can Corvette C8. Not that Exige is that powerful