nimish

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by nimish 2y ago
The kind of person who can do ATC can make much more in tech and have a much better lifestyle. Market problem requires a market solution.
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by nimish 2y ago
My point exactly. Why do you let your interview process for web devs use leetcode?
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by nimish 2y ago
Correct! This is how some advanced systems already work in multifamily, where one room's excess heat is routed to another rooms lack of heat -- "Variable Refrigerant Flow" or VRF
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by nimish 2y ago
> Claiming heat from a fridge would be like grabbing a cup of water for a minute a few times a day. Did you know that people do this? The brits love making a cuppa tea. It's free energy and the heat pump in the fridge is already doi
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by nimish 2y ago
If your interview process is susceptible to AI then you don't need to hire for the job. Just use an AI and prompt it. The job you are therefore hiring for is now trivial. If it weren't, no amount of AI could pass your interview pr
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by nimish 2y ago
Any heat used is better than no heat used. Water heaters that are also AC units do exist (a heat pump is an ac run backwards)
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by nimish 2y ago
Happens at big companies a lot where there's a ton of excess people that need to be, but aren't, managed out. including a lot, if not all, of middle management as well as some of the highest performers
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by nimish 2y ago
They basically spend their time endlessly debating trivialities and preventing improve to the libraries and language
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by nimish 2y ago
Yeah imagine paying top dollar for a Pokemon card that has zero market liquidity.
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by nimish 2y ago
Free > better, I've only used 3-terminal caps once out of curiousity
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by nimish 2y ago
99.999% of jobs do not care about accuracy at the level of a technical writer. The ones that do will continue to hire them.
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by nimish 2y ago
LLMs basically make this job irrelevant for 99.999% of use cases so this is unsurprising.
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by nimish 2y ago
Just use 3 terminal capacitors. Crazy low inductance, no rules of thumb needed. https://www.kyocera-avx.com/docs/techinfo/CeramicCapacitors/... by Kyocera AVX https://product.tdk.com/en/t
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by nimish 2y ago
> regurgitating math verbatim but with words instead Where in my comment is there any math? It's all physical concepts. No mathematics at all. Because the purpose and intent of my post was to point out that the role mass plays is id
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by nimish 2y ago
Yeah, it's just a sparkling OS. This is also a lazy criticism. If the definition of UNIX is "certified by The Open Group according to the rules" then it's a UNIX. Your issue is with the certification criteria, not Apple.
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by nimish 2y ago
astral doing what the endless layers of admin/people in the PSF can't: solve actual problems python devs face
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by nimish 2y ago
This is a lot of words to say that the field oscillations (i.e., particles) require very high energy. This shows up as the mass-(energy) of the particle, or stiffness of the field; take your pick. Whether you call that stiffness or mass is
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by nimish 2y ago
"Servo" is a control method. You can control steppers using servo methods and it's pretty good actually. There are chinese encoder boards that'll do everything for like $10
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by nimish 2y ago
To you, maybe. But I find the idea that enormous chunks of the mass-energy in the universe is totally noninteracting unconvincing.
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by nimish 2y ago
Because successive public health campaigns demonized fat, then salt. Both of which drive flavor. Only sugar is left, and sugar has very powerful lobbies
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by nimish 2y ago
> glaring STEM field gap in the U.S. There is no such gap. The jobs do not pay Americans enough to tolerate the conditions.
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by nimish 2y ago
Good news, the cosmological principle is almost certainly false since it leads to absurd results like dark matter and dark energy! Or if it was true once (CMB-era) it sure as shit ain't true now.
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by nimish 2y ago
Well deserved
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by nimish 2y ago
Formal methods work great when the price of failure is absolute. Mostly pointless otherwise but can be a good exercise I guess.
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by nimish 2y ago
Battle Royale is required viewing IMO
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by nimish 2y ago
This is classic "we don't have a purpose so let's cause problems" thinking. WTF!!
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by nimish 2y ago
I observe what the company is doing, and from there deduce what needs to be done. Then I execute.
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by nimish 2y ago
It's complicated because it's designed for the companies selling Otel compatible software, not the engineers implementing it
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by nimish 2y ago
Fall into the pit of success
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by nimish 2y ago
It's incredibly annoying to the user though

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