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Perhaps of interest: https://www.nspe.org/career-growth/pe-magazine/may-2018/ncee...

I actually looked into PE for software a while back. Are you aware that this was indeed a thing and was actually discontinued back in 2019 due to lack of participants? https://www.…

Reading through the specs I was pleasantly surprised to see Wacom EMR on the list, I enjoy it on my laptop and seems like it would be a great choice here. Best of luck to you and t…

I think there's an important distinction here though. We access copyrighted material all the time though, as accessing copyrighted material is not always protected in the ways you …

I do think OpenAI has a point in what they're saying: if we expect human-level competency of AI, it needs to be able to see and train on human-accessible content and ideally with a…

I'm really excited about this! I know the Keras team has been hard at work and it's cool to see the 3.0 release as sort of a reborn framework. One thing I'm particularly stoked abo…

I thought this line was gold: "And I worry that being immersed in a world of hungry, gaping maws, grasping for ideas – any idea – to gobble up; to compulsively transact in ideas fo…

Hello! I can see you're discouraged. Have you had a chance to sit down in person and talk with a fellow programmer friend or colleague about your experiences and what you can do to…

At my workplace, I started in software and then was able to transition into embedded software about 6 years in. I credit a lot of that to a) working at a place that had both the fi…

I used to think this. But as a member of a small-ish company, I remember there was this time the sales VP insisted that we MUST have this product out by a certain tradeshow. Engine…

I'm a big proponent of state machines. They are an excellent tool for unambiguously communicating how a certain critical part of a system should work - to that end, they are not on…

Unfortunately my experiences with mobile app stores put that likely in the "not possible at all" category rather than the "tricky" category like it might be for desktops.

What kind of innovation would you hope for on mobile? In theory this can work for Firefox for Android but ... the experience isn't very smooth yet.

The "About this extension" section has in the top paragraph: It targets pornography, borderline sexualized content, as well as other graphic images that are not safe for work (NSFW…

While this addon can never run on Chrome, you may find this other project to be of interest: https://github.com/nsfw-filter/nsfw-filter I've talked with the developers there from t…

That's with the model actually! It's copied into here: https://github.com/wingman-jr-addon/wingman_jr/tree/master/s... The model is 13.7MB currently.

Correct, operations are all done fully local to the browser. If you opt in to the Cloudflare DNS option, it'll check using the hostname only.

When I was a kid, I remember enjoying figuring out how to bypass our internet filters at school by using the trick where you can convert an IP address into a number. I had never be…