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2y ago
There are apparently products based on the CM (Ableton Move?), not sure how they sell these at a profit.
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2y ago
Even if it were reliably available in such quantities, I'm not sure Pi's pricing would make sense in the context of any mass produced product.
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2y ago
What's HR'a rationale?
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2y ago
" My thought is to write it in Python, profile it, and if needed, rewrite the slow parts in C. " Your thinking is correct though sometimes, even with the best intentions, people stop at the first step. Fixing code that already wor
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2y ago
He's up for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. https://x.com/S_OhEigeartaigh/status/1843979139948355893
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2y ago
The paper has a mention : "These authors contributed equally: ..." However, it appears that some the authors were more equal than others.
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2y ago
Maybe the story here isn't so much whether Hinton is a physicist or not, but rather a lack of groundbreaking progress in physics to give the Nobel to.
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2y ago
It was very prestigious by ~2007, but only within a much smaller niche of programmers nerds.
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2y ago
It describes bad startups.
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2y ago
"Mathematics is the part of physics where experiments are cheap." (V.I. Arnol'd)
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2y ago
Reminded of Steve Yegge's claim a couple years ago that India had run out of developers. What happens when Vietnam runs out too?
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2y ago
Hardware engineers making half of what software engineers make. A reminder of the stark difference between the two job markets.
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2y ago
Product sense, design thinking, understanding of the customer/market, knowing what to build.
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2y ago
This. Americans value high skilled migration less than Europeans do. The proof is in the pudding (ie immigration policies)
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2y ago
No I can't tell the difference other than the colors. Sayls have optional features including lumbar support ; adjustable armrests.
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2y ago
In my experience, HM Sayls are easy to find secondhand. However, you'll probably need to dismantle the chair to add grease to the mechanisms.
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2y ago
Cheap Linux workstations. It wasn't just the obvious price advantage, but despite Solaris' best efforts, Linux was still superior, because people could learn it at home.
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2y ago
Are you sure ? Actually the quantities reported are only a bit more than a smoke alarm's worth. https://tech.lgbt/@tryst@meow.social/112537465686977310
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2y ago
The same material is used in smoke detectors.
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2y ago
Pretty sure indiehackers don't get offered CEO positions. Also 100% sure that his next business will be many times more successful than Tiny Pilot.
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2y ago
Congrats! Bootstrapping a HW business to good profitability and acquisition is a remarkable achievement, particularly outside of China.
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2y ago
Fair enough, however if your top idea is to start a web design firm 2024, this indicates that you perhaps haven't been exposed to more promising problems in any other industry. Maybe taking a job for a couple of years, in some field yo
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2y ago
Have you considered getting a work visa + a tech job in western Europe ?
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2y ago
Thiel also said : "competition is for losers". He was right
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2y ago
Scrum is a developer empowerment tool that turned into a micromanagememt tool. A stupendous own goal for the software development community.
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2y ago
Success has many fathers.
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2y ago
Same here. This also happened about a week ago, but was reverted/fixed within a few hours. So, I'm hoping Twitter will fix this.
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2y ago
It has all the features you need, but due to a lack of manpower, it's really lacking polish compared to Solidworks. "Free for personal use" Commercial CAD is probably better if you're learning. Once somewhat proficient,
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2y ago
Exactly my personal experience. The talent arbitrage for £30k physics grads is real. But it's hard to take advantage of when you are that physics graduate, and can't build up any serious savings.
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2y ago
100% agree. The future of CAD consists in more specialized CAD platforms, not tweaks to general mechanical CAD. Cabinet Vision is one good example.
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