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artiscode

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About artiscode

i build things

Recent public activity

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    Comment #44790829

    I find AI interviews dehumanizing and treat them same way as homework assignments in the introductory email - a massive red flag. If you value me as a human being, make up the time…

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    Comment #44442935

    Location: Riga, Latvia, the EU Time zone: UTC+2/3 Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python (fastapi, django, drf, flask), Postgres/MySQL, Linux, Docker, OpenAI APIs…

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    Comment #44363275

    The military loves FPGAs. They can do what ASICs can, but without involving extra people.

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    Comment #42735194

    A remote KVM, i.e TinyPilot will help avoid dealing with lack of trust in local staff. Additionally connection to the KVM can be done over LTE/Cellular if you don't trust the local…

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    Comment #41678121

    So what is this about? I suggest you try this if you're new to ocaml or interesting in trying out OCaml. I have grown accustomed to things just working. Run a copy-pasted command f…

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    Comment #41346083

    I am working on a SaaS for real estate agents. Customers get their own tenanted database and web front-end with some fancy front-end tools like geospatial searching to keep custome…

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    Comment #41307134

    The significant lump sump is often expressed in months of salary per years worked, which is not that much, compared to how much a house costs.

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    Comment #40307545

    My thoughts exactly. I'm done with the rat race. It's not a fair game where the rules change as you go along. I'm downsizing and getting rid of lifestyle inflation. I'd rather be f…

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    Comment #38937486

    Is it really malicious though? 10 gigs of zeros doesn’t seem that malicious to me. Microcontrollers often have a few megabytes of RAM if not less, does that make a few megabyte pho…

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    Comment #38830247

    Helaas pindakaas, the other way around. I lived in unbeknownst Almere and commuted to Amsterdam and back.

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    Comment #38830243

    Our office was in Amsterdam Oost and I lived in Almere Filmwijk. An hour and a half is the average door-to-door time. Sometimes odds played in my favour and I could get home in 1h1…

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    Comment #38827280

    No. I got homesick after a year and a half and moved back. I've been working remotely ever since with no commute, which I find awesome!

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    Comment #38826999

    Happy New Year everyone! HN will always remain in my heart and mind. 5 years ago I moved to Amsterdam to work on a super interesting R&D project that taught me a lot about GPS, coo…

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    Comment #37777119

    Interesting read, albeit the comments seem to suggest it's clickbait and a thought exercise, rather than a PoC or working solution. I was thinking more about an MCU that supplement…

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    Comment #37776990

    Can someone smart in EE explain why the author wants to avoid using a microcontroller? Cost per unit isn't an issue for this type of project, it makes things easier, allows to empl…

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    Comment #37760660

    > Be careful not to discover a career before you’ve discovered yourself I feel it's possible to re-discover yourself more than once throughout your life. Right after finishing high…

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    Comment #37756301

    It's just aa convoluted. I work for Workday. Having to re-enter your data each and every time is part of the enterprise tenant isolation model. There is no information sharing betw…

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    Comment #30398138

    Your story is close to home. I was part of a team that integrated our newly-acquired startup with a massive, complex and needlessly distributed enterprise system that burned me out…

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    Comment #28366813

    Video games. I work on a company issued MBP and my own daily driver is an M1 MBP. My PC runs Windows mainly because of video games. Yes, I know about Steam's efforts and Proton, bu…

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    Comment #27832577

    My team won a hackathon even though I had worked there for 3 weeks prior to the event. Why? We fixed all kinds of obscure and low priority bugs. I felt severe impostor syndrome aft…

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    Comment #27730284

    From the website: >What is your purchase plan? We don’t charge monthly or annually. You just need to pay once and you will get Readyui’s unlimited access for lifetime However: >Per…

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    Comment #27323780

    Every hipster, open-space, max-collaboration co-working space I've been to, has had such a box/room. What am I missing that makes Amazon's case so special?

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    Comment #27108571

    Amazing project! It's the tool that I've been missing for many years. I was a contractor for almost 7 years and most of my clients were small companies that were paying for softwar…

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    Comment #26912754

    I'm not an expert, but isn't power efficiency the selling point of ARM? As in it runs efficiently, but there are diminishing returns to running it faster?

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    Comment #26885982

    For a moment I thought the landing page before/after picture was an onion skin type control. Tried dragging it, site redirected me to a button that said "Start Repair". Clicked and…