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by roland35 3y ago
I found it is pretty good at generating work-out routines, especially with some conditions. For example "Give me a workout routine I can do at home with minimal equipment and with a sore hamstring" or "Give me a weekly runni
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by roland35 3y ago
Many times it's not like they are a complete jerk - I sometimes they are just not really caring how they come across. The thing is - if no one is ever disagreeing with them they can be quite pleasant to work with!
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by roland35 3y ago
Well, that is realistic :D I agree it is a pain point with python typing, but it is something good to learn in this activity and remember honestly!
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by roland35 3y ago
I believe Microsoft bought threadx in the height of the IoT hype cycle!
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by roland35 3y ago
SafeRTOS is a complete rewrite of FreeRTOS, it's more or less API compatible. The cost is all in the certificate!
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by roland35 3y ago
The thing is... I honestly am not smart enough to trust the cryptography! I guess at a high level I could make some sense of it but there is no way I could fully evaluate any crypto as safe or not.
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by roland35 3y ago
Unfortunately many colleges advertise and make it seem like the most experience of your life - but of course after working for 10 years most degrees are worth the same!
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by roland35 3y ago
I agree! Automate absolutely everything you want to get done, otherwise it will stop getting done :)
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by roland35 3y ago
It depends what it is! GitHub is basically infrastructure so yes.. but I'll take the tradeoff with chat gpt
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by roland35 3y ago
yup Tether is the biggest fake money printing machine that keeps BTC afloat
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by roland35 3y ago
Their investment in Alibaba did pretty well!
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by roland35 3y ago
Hey that's the beautiful thing about being human, in my opinion :) we all prefer different things and that is OK! Otherwise, we wouldn't need menus at any restaurant since everyone would just get the same "food". Fwiw I
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by roland35 3y ago
Oops! Not being candid isn't so bad after all...
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by roland35 3y ago
I think if you keep your feet underneath your body you should be ok. Just don't do any swinging crazy pullups?
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by roland35 3y ago
I think the microphones used for noise cancelling were prone to getting damaged, same thing happened to my gen 1s too
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by roland35 3y ago
Cars have an element of safety and reliability concerns where I just do not trust some of the newer automakers, compared to a computer! Also it is different purchasing a car for tens of thousands of dollars vs a computer.
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by roland35 3y ago
Yeah I would replace AI in this case with a legal service which is more or less off the shelf. Although a lot of things can certainly go wrong in real estate deals, purchasing a residential home or condo is an extremely common scenario and
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by roland35 3y ago
Hey now, preventing SEVs doesn't lead to impact. If we all collectively let this become a raging dumpster fire we can all heroically fix it and greatly exceed expectations for the half.
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by roland35 3y ago
The only thing I consider is making sure my spouse can take care of our kids for at least a little while if I died early. I agree with everyone else saying that if you’re single don’t worry!
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by roland35 3y ago
One note on "If It Can Be Done with Code, Don’t Do It with Hardware" - there are times where locking things down in hardware is worth it. Things like safety and compliance for example - it is much easier to prove a hardware design
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by roland35 3y ago
Baldur’s Gate 3 is great for young children. It will teach them about good and evil. Maybe have them stick with an easier class like barbarian and they can just whack stuff.
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by roland35 3y ago
what terminal are you using???
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by roland35 3y ago
If they aren't the best developer but realize that then it isn't a problem - it's when you have someone who is terrible and thinks that they're great!
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by roland35 3y ago
I totally agree with you. It can be hard to chain together grants to make a cohesive business. But if you want to have funding for pure research, it is one option available to anyone (US citizens at least)
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by roland35 3y ago
Keep up? I just ask chat gpt stuff and use copilot autocomplete. Just doing that has been a huge help and I’m not sure how much more I need at this time!
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by roland35 3y ago
One path is pursuing SBIR grants from the federal government (if you are based in the US). There is a wide variety from defense to agriculture to medical - but the grant process can be competitive! I may be dating myself but back when I wa
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by roland35 3y ago
That's what I was thinking! I always assumed TI spun off Beagle since I've never seen their chips anywhere else! I suppose the bigger news is that this is a RISC-V device with some FPGA fun mixed in.
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by roland35 3y ago
That seems like a recipe for food bourn illness - does it keep it hot enough to keep the rice outside the "danger zone"?
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by roland35 3y ago
I found that the oriely book "Programming in Rust" to be very thorough and helpful for me. It helped me really understand the concepts of Rust. Although the free rust documentation is fantastic too! https://www.oreilly.
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by roland35 3y ago
Adorable! As a former EE we often put little jokes and Easter eggs in prototype PCB designs. Sometimes they made it to production!

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