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Cyberdogs7
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Comment #48924393
So we should let companies do what ever anti-consumer practices they want, because you don't like the group they are doing it to? Should a car company be allowed to charge you an e…
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Comment #48887592
Right now it's just a personal project. Will see if it actually helps me remember my Spanish, then I might release it.
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Comment #48887124
I built a fully locally hosted language learner app. It build language lessons based on a 4 year college curriculum, using a local LLM, Qwen TTS, local STT, and comfyUI image gen. …
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Comment #48826639
I disagree. Shipping has always been the fun part for me. I have been a DEEP engineer, and I love figuring out creative and deep optimizations, but writing them was never fun, desi…
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Comment #48667307
I get why they are mad, but I don't think I see a problem with the Qwen team doing this. I would say it's entirely on Anthropic to have better bot detection, or if they are paid ac…
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Comment #48418694
Ok, what about a more direct take. Hello games made a game called No Man's Sky which has VERY heavy use of procedural generation. Same as Minecraft. If someone were to make the sam…
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Comment #46356177
Airline pilot. Respected, well paid, kind of cool.
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Comment #45664313
I have built out several Amcrest systems. You have the many options for recording and access, that will allow remote access without going to the cloud.
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Comment #45655615
Thank you for providing clarity where I did not.
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Comment #45655611
Sorry, I sometimes forget the vernacular is not universal. The other sibling comment did provide the correct definitions.
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Comment #45652646
For a service like AWS, 75 mins is going to result in a LOT of COE's for people on way it wasn't mitigated quicker. A Sev 1 like this has an SLA of 20 mins to mitigate impact. Writ…
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Comment #44739806
The op clearly stated wear, not fuel. Hourly rates on a plane will have a maintenance reserve, from tens to hundreds of dollars per hour. This cost can not be shared by a pilot. If…
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Comment #44207393
Pretty good stuff! I took the opposite journey and started in games then went to big tech, though I have continued to stay with the game industry the whole time with an indie game …
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Comment #44106704
I felt the same way, which is why I made M.A.V. but it's PC only.
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Comment #38463639
Talking to many CEO's of mid size companies, it seems to be an extension of point 2. They have received many tax incentives from the cities in which they are located, based on the …
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Comment #38207515
I am happy to see progress in the right direction, but I can't help but feel the 11th hour was sometime in the 80's.
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Comment #38117489
I feel personally called out, as this was very much my path. However, I did continue to train my engineering skills and would be very embarrassed if any of the senior engineers in …
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Comment #36781090
I rarely comment on things and I am now being reminded why. I think people are also making the wrong assumption that it's an obligation. It's a recommendation I make to engineers. …
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Comment #36781073
I think people are making many assumptions about my overall management style based on my process for a very small aspect of the job. While I joke about being a lazy manager, I do n…
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Comment #36781027
1. Yes, people can skip it. I can never force someone to do this and it's typically something only career driven engineers want to participate. I do have an 80% volunteer participa…
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Comment #36775177
I very much could, but again, I am a lazy manager. Not even trying to convey sarcasm there. I do believe them doing the work is important to point 1., putting them in-control. The …
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Comment #36774828
I am a lazy manager then. The problem is context. I ask all my engineers to self track accomplishments for several reasons: 1. It puts them in control. If they want to leave the te…
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Comment #35692495
Cool, what kind of stack are you using?
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Comment #35648977
Funny enough, after moving back to Texas from out of the country in which my Texas drivers license expired by 6 months, I was required to take both a written AND a practical drivin…
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Comment #35596400
Typically your single piston GA flight will be operating in very different airspace than a 200 seat airline. Just as you can't take a single piston pilot and put in as the pilot in…