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coderjames
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About coderjames
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Comment #48172663
> I've told them over and over I'm not capable of that I can relate and empathize. And also provide this suggestion based on my own similar experience: if you can't provide evidenc…
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Comment #47786425
> Concert tickets are almost certainly in the 'dinner reservation' category. They have no need to identify me for national security reasons Admittedly I haven't been to many concer…
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Comment #47419328
In my workplace, its availability. We have to use US-only models for government-compliance reasons, so we have access to Opus 4.6 and GPT 5.4, but only Gemini 2.5 which isn't in th…
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Comment #47391703
And you'd lose that wager. I complain about movie costs while I watch movies at home, drive a VW that was under $40k new, live in a state with a minimum wage over $17 an hour, and …
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Comment #47297354
> when I have something to say about my day, there's nowhere to say it; no one on HN cares whether I fixed up the blinds or cooked pork steaks. As someone who lives alone, two ways…
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Comment #47268708
Sounds good. So they've cancelled all Starship-related construction at LC-39A at KSC, because Texas, right?
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Comment #47268695
I haven't tried it myself so you might be right, but I was thinking of the silver conductive pens from Chemtronics with a conductivity of 0.02-0.05 ohms/sq/mil. For attachment, I'd…
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Comment #47217752
For the 2D version, you might not need very much custom. Use a regular pen plotter and use a pen with conductive ink. These both exist today, though personally as a hobbyist PCB de…
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Comment #47187631
For me its the commodities. I grant that SpaceX engineers are smart people and can figure out how to make Starship and Superheavy reliable and reusable. But if they have to launch …
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Comment #46950256
I'm an embedded software engineer by day and like it or not I have to acknowledge that AI tooling is coming to our work, so I'm currently working on learning to interact with AI co…
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Comment #46795051
Not OP, but one example I can think of: Jeff Bezos moved from Washington state to Florida two years after Washington enacted a 7% capital gains tax "on the sale or exchange of long…
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Comment #46526400
You don't support trying to save the planet? The Bezos Earth Fund: https://www.bezosearthfund.org/
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Comment #46173767
I think it might be a organizational architecture that needs to change. > However, we have never before applied a killswitch to a rule with an action of “execute”. > This is a stra…
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Comment #45783884
> In particular, our code to parse .deb, .ar, .tar, and the HTTP signature verification code would strongly benefit from memory safe languages > Critical infrastructure still writt…
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Comment #45699202
Oh yeah, derp. I was thinking unaligned-PER, not BER.
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Comment #45688722
I worked with ASN.1 for a few years in the embedded space because its used for communications between aircraft and air traffic control in Europe [1]. I enjoyed it. BER encoding is …
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Comment #45448760
> This friend told me she can't work without ChatGPT anymore. It doesn't say she chooses to use it; it says she can't work without using it. At my workplace, senior leadership has …
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Comment #44763434
> those who want to parse a JSON document with a YAML parser. I've done it. We already had a YAML parser in an internal library I maintain since we were already ingesting YAML file…
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Comment #44716690
It has not so far. "Experts say that airdrops, another measure Israel announced, are insufficient for the immense need in Gaza and dangerous to people on the ground."[1] "[T]he air…
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Comment #44587659
We're in the greater Seattle area and I make north of $200k, so I feel like yes :shrug:
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Comment #44587352
My department at the place I work is actively hiring Software Engineers. We have nine open requisitions for any seniority level and are regularly conducting interviews, but the new…
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Comment #44553304
That's very interesting! Thanks for the recommendation, definitely something I'll consider.
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Comment #44526896
> the price seems way high. How much is your child's finger worth? I'm looking at getting a SawStop table saw so I can teach my child woodworking with slightly more peace-of-mind t…
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Comment #44406314
> I'm still a bit upset that they took away vertical taskbars from us After getting a new W11 laptop at work and discovering the removal of vertical taskbars (ridiculous on 16:9 mo…
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Comment #44322112
> most classes are not designed to be inherited but want to expose a clean public API. > While true that all classes can be inherited That's what the 'final' keyword in C++ is for:…