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bizzleDawg
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About bizzleDawg
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Comment #47738769
One can only assume the funding was needed to be able to afford K8s and postgres? /s
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Comment #47122175
It's almost like there an implied "wait for part 7 guys and remember to like and subscribe"
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Comment #46933816
My (and many others) normal workflow includes a planning phase, followed by an implementation phase. For me the most useful time for fast mode would be during that planning phase. …
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Comment #46904533
Only in the same way that the pixels displayed in a browser are not a tree structure that you can diff - the diffing happens at a higher level of abstraction than what's rendered. …
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Comment #46533780
Max 5x ($100)
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Comment #46529750
I have formal requirements for all implemented code. This is all on relatively greenfield solo developed codebases with tools I know inside out (Django, click based cli etc) so yes…
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Comment #46523468
I spent a whole day running 3x local CC sessions and about 7 Claude code web sessions over the day. This was the most heavy usage day ever for me, about 30 pull requests created an…
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Comment #45800604
Hardian Health | Senior Product Engineer | REMOTE (UK only) | Full time flexible, 1 (initial) year contract We're building a regulatory intelligence platform for AI in healthcare. …
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Comment #44198147
I was thinking that on this, folks need a cron task to run a trivial prompt at 5-6am and get that 5hr timer running so that it the majority of the quota is available in the working…
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Comment #44026889
I'm in a similar position of never having found a use where memorising lots of facts would be useful. The main use I keep seeing is vocabulary building when learning a language. I'…
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Comment #43366047
I've been following 16hr fasts by skipping breakfast and eating my first meal at around 12:00 each day. Normally have an afternoon snack, then dinner at 18:00 with my young family.…
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Comment #42174450
I came here to say the same as the parent comment - it's an amazing achievement, but you may well have built a medical device which needs certification in order to be on the market…
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Comment #41971716
Correct, thanks!
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Comment #41971003
I'm working on scoping out specific problems facing "software as a medical device" (SaMD) companies. In particular issues around being able to release software at a reasonable cade…
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Comment #41711793
Neuronostics | Senior Engineer | Python | Bristol, UK (Hybrid) | up-to £65K Neuronostics is revolutionising diagnosis and prognosis of neurological conditions. We create algorithms…
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Comment #41390529
Yeah, exactly! I suppose that it's workload dependent to a great extent
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Comment #41390255
Does anyone have any useful rules-of-thumb or heuristics for balancing this trade off of upfront cost v.s. power cost? e.g. how much does an N100 cost to run for a year v.s. say a …
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Comment #40855114
Thanks for the heads up. There is an email address to send applications to in the posting, and I am getting the applications opened up again. Thanks again!
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Comment #40849749
Neuronostics | Senior Engineer | Python | Bristol, UK (Hybrid) | up-to £85K https://neuronostics.com is revolutionising neurological disease diagnosis and prognosis through innovat…
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Comment #40769885
It's a 2 step process for me: 1. Sanity check the python (easy for CSV, less so when it's extracting a table from a pdf) 2. Ask chatGPT to do a checksum of some sort, e.g row count…
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Comment #40563329
Neuronostics | Senior Engineer | Python | Bristol, UK (Hybrid) | up-to £85K https://neuronostics.com is revolutionising neurological disease diagnosis and prognosis through innovat…
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Comment #40560692
Another vote for obsidian. Aspirationally my notes are structured as per "Building a second brain" by T. Forte, but in reality things have gotten messy! I pay for Obsidian sync hav…
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Comment #40287549
Does anyone know how the full width of the carriageway gets surfaced in this setup? Perhaps lane closures on the left/right side (sequentially) after the centre portion has been re…
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Comment #39875793
Does anyone know if it supports ethernet when plugged in to a generic USB-C dock? This seems like it would be a huge step up from the raspberry pi 3 I'm using for home assistant!
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Comment #38991115
When I "quit my startup" that involved making several people redundant, letting down customers, and announcing that I'd been able to make it work. I was also fearful of the potenti…