schott12521

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by schott12521 1y ago
I'm building a mod for the game Subway Builder ( http://subwaybuilder.com ) that lets me undo/redo individual stations and tracks, instead of clearing all blueprints.
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by schott12521 2y ago
From what I've read, user accounts are tagged as being US created and are therefore blocked from accessing the app.
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by schott12521 2y ago
I can't begin to imagine what this world would look like, but I can keep dreaming... I think splitting up Maps from Google/Apple would make OpenStreetMaps see a lot more usage and improvements. Amazon Shopping should absolutely be
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by schott12521 3y ago
Is there any context that could help understand wtf I’m looking at? Is this a collection of resources that promote using things other than loops while programming? Are we advocating for a world without physical loops, eg. Rollercoasters wit
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by schott12521 3y ago
Matt Rife looks like a good fit to play Altman
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by schott12521 3y ago
I was expecting Old Bay Fried Chicken
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by schott12521 3y ago
I was sitting here thinking to myself, "There's no way its that dark in Cupertino right now??" I guess they never said it was a live-streamed presentation..
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by schott12521 3y ago
Seems to be an issue with the latest macOS update, they had similar issues in macOS Ventura and I copied the fix over for macOS Sonoma and was able to see the IDE after running from IntelliJ. Check out the PR if you're interested: htt
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by schott12521 3y ago
Ahh good catch, I just glanced at the repo and assumed it contained source code but it looks like its just a bunch of jars: https://github.com/heronarts/LXStudio-IDE/tree/master/lib
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by schott12521 3y ago
The actual source code is hosted on separate repos I believe: https://github.com/heronarts/LXStudio-IDE
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by schott12521 3y ago
This looks insanely cool, thanks for sharing! I'm curious to find resources on learning this tool however I was only able to find the tutorials from LXStudio. Is anyone using this software in production and can comment on its experienc
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by schott12521 3y ago
I'll add that I'm at out of work Software Engineer with a BS in Comp Sci and I've been researching to see if a Masters in ML/AI is worth it. I haven't seen anything indicating it's essential, and I still see th
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by schott12521 3y ago
Right now I'm basically trying to just re-create the TikTok / Youtube Shorts / Instagram Reels experience of infinitely scrolling videos. Mostly just building for fun though.
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by schott12521 3y ago
I thoroughly appreciated this article as I've been building a short-form video content streaming service and the performance hasn't been what I expected. Granted, I knew that my service needs to be able to scale at different bottl
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by schott12521 3y ago
I've walked by / inside of this building countless times, never knowing what "Nessie" was codename for..
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by schott12521 3y ago
I don’t have a great answer for you, but I will say that leadership’s lack of data / concrete reasoning was the most jarring aspect. Throughout the company, data was used to make decisions. Without data, documents would be rejected and
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by schott12521 3y ago
Strive to be Earth’s Best Employer Leaders work every day to create a safer, more productive, higher performing, more diverse, and more just work environment. They lead with empathy, have fun at work, and make it easy for others to have f
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by schott12521 3y ago
Low performers == people acting with empathy? I thought the Earth's best employer would "lead with empathy" [1]? I'm (voluntarily) leaving today after 5 years, I guess my performance was good enough to let me stay for th
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by schott12521 3y ago
That’s a very good take, I completely agree (but do feel bad that you’ve been going in!). My last day is today, my org tried very hard to keep me. They were going to get me a remote exception until the email came out, now they have no idea
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by schott12521 3y ago
- Amazon employees that were going into an office pre-pandemic switched to virtual when the company asked. - Amazon employees stay productive, company makes the most it ever has due to the pandemic. - Amazon fumbles for 1.5 years, doesn’t c
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by schott12521 3y ago
They do in fact track when we leave, we need to badge in and badge out.
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by schott12521 3y ago
It’s a double edged sword, because the seekability of YT Shorts mean I’ll actually watch them.
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by schott12521 3y ago
It’s because RTO is the last straw holding up commercial real estate. Either consultants or CEOs got together and realized that there’s no back, so they started to force it. Completely agree how much collusion between companies there is tho
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by schott12521 4y ago
I think a lot of people compare playing the game to the hobby of model trains / town building. There really isn’t an end goal for me, I’m not trying to make my city a certain size. I’m trying to make something beautiful, that is fun to
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by schott12521 4y ago
330 was my favorite non-400 class at umd, I took it with Anwar Mamat (excellent professor) whom, I was surprised to learn, is managing a team at Amazon now. Learning OCaml was wonderful; learning Prolog was a hellish nightmare.
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by schott12521 5y ago
Dua Lipa would love this
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by schott12521 5y ago
What was the biggest factor in contributing to your decision to start taking T supplements? You were already happy with how you looked, so I’m curious to hear why you decided to take them. I’ve held this idea in the back of my mind that som
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by schott12521 5y ago
Eh, the word has been part of the dictionary for a few years now (almost a decade!): https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/phubb... I think it makes sense to use the correct terminology when
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by schott12521 7y ago
Congrats on finding a scientist that is against climate change: >I put myself in the (Those who fear expansion of Government control) group, and do not hide the fact that I have a clear bias on Anthropogenic global warming (AGW). My bias