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   by nm-f 2y ago

   Exactly, IMO the point of autopilot is to be a passenger in your own car with a guarantee that it won't cause and accident. If you have to be ready to take over, then what's the point?
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   by nm-f 3y ago

   From working in a somewhat related discipline, the PDKs for the high end nodes (think tsmc N16 and lower) are quite hard to obtain and require your org to pass security audit. In addition to that the cadence licenses are priced very much fo
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   by nm-f 5y ago

   I have a similar question, someone I know in their early 50s who has 20 years experience teaching computing at HS level. How viable is it to get into software? The main issue is that there is no option for them to stop working to learn full
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   by nm-f 6y ago

   Thank you for the reply, I think this is quite achievable. Do you think a project done "just for fun" works too? I had a thought about writing something like a simple fluid simulation toy, or is it better to focus on something lik
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   Ask HN: What are the key items to cover to land an entry level developer role?

   3 points by nm-f 6y ago|3 comments
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   by nm-f 6y ago

   Location: Greater London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not right now Technologies: Python, Oracle Github: https://github.com/nm-f Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eXC
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   by nm-f 6y ago

   Having briefly worked in the industry for one of their competitors, you wouldn't believe how they treat their staff and customers. Also all the cars are leased.