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by shantnutiwari 1y ago
>You aren't going to 'learn robotics' in a meaningful manner by checking the boxes in a online ROS2 course. This is the best answer-- all other answers are saying "Run this simulation of a robot". but a simulatio
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by shantnutiwari 1y ago
Could it be we are all scared, because if we call the Emperor naked, and 15 years from now someone finds a useful case for AI(even if its completely different to what exists today), everyone will point to our post and say "Hahaha look
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
This is both funny and tragic at the same time...
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
>Most of these countries were colonized because they were in turmoil to begin with. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decline_of_the_Mughal_Empire Wow, great justification for imperialism, you deserve a medal. You do kn
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
Whaaaat? Even 10-12 years ago Ive worked for companies that used waterfall. Most hardware/embedded companies do, because it works for hardware. The problem arises when they try to use it for software too (though embedded companies have
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The license does not indicate which Bible is to be used(github.com)
13 points by shantnutiwari 2y ago|4 comments
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
The library is 6 years old, and I remember we all laughed when it came out. Why is it on the 1st page now?
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Honest Government Ad – AI [video](youtube.com)
3 points by shantnutiwari 2y ago|0 comments
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
Location: Cambridge, UK Remote: Yes Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Test Automation, CI/CD, Linux admin Email: shantnu@pythonforengineers.com Résumé/CV: I specialise in Test & Automation, including building a test system f
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
“I had 3 desiderata for it” Ummm why use such a fancy word for requirement ? Put me off reading the whole article.
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
Location: Cambridge, UK Remote: Yes Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Test Automation, CI/CD, Linux admin Email: shantnu@pythonforengineers.com Résumé/CV: I specialise in Test Automation using Python, including building a test s
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by shantnutiwari 2y ago
Thanks. I put a no there as I live in Cambridge, and (historically) 80% of jobs I've seen are always in the Cambridge/London area. But maybe I will put relocation as Yes now; not sure how it will help, I would expect other countri
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Ask HN: Is the Job Market Still Tough for You?
14 points by shantnutiwari 2y ago|20 comments
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Python Library: Tenacity(new.pythonforengineers.com)
1 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|0 comments
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Why I'm Not Going to Stop Posting Go Links (2014)(timkellogg.me)
1 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|0 comments
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
Requirements: Postgres This immediately killed it for me. I need to install a Postgres server just to try out a tool? And if I recommend it to my team, do we need to run and maintain a Postgres instance? OP- you are creating too much work f
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
Do you work for Promox? Because it looks like a very corporaty over engineered solution. Lap dev looks like a much simpler tool
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
As usual, the comment section is full of entitled people whining about “muh open source”. Like others have said, OSI definition of open source is very outdated and needs to be updated.
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
Those of us who dont spend all our time in LLMs-- whats this about? Whats the big deal and why is it on the front page at #1?
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
> Rates - you can earn north of £1000 a day with the right skills bu yeah if you work for a bank and have some rare skill, plus knowledge of finance + expereince in the field. The rest of us get 4-500£ / day, like the OP mentions
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Company bought into the AI hype since early last year and now it asks employees(old.reddit.com)
3 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|1 comments
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Alright then keep your secrets(old.reddit.com)
78 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|79 comments
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
nice. How do you track teh distance (walked or running?)
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
I love it that the reddit post asks him straight away to make a post on HN. Its like everyone knows HN is the default customer support for these 10x web 2.0 hyperscale companies...
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
my problem is I have more abandoned projects than successful ones :/ And not from lack of trying...
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
Like neocities? Whats the difference?
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So Google's Gemini Doesn't Like Python Programming and Sanskrit?(new.pythonforengineers.com)
97 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|94 comments
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The Power of Open Models in Two Pictures(old.reddit.com)
1 points by shantnutiwari 3y ago|1 comments
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
This reddit post compares Google Gemini to an open source Mixtral model. Gemini completely messes it up in a hilarious way!
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by shantnutiwari 3y ago
Yeah that is the worst line. It proves their motives are bad. Moral rights should never be taken, and indeed, cannot be given away in a contract in many countries.

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