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I enjoyed this rant.

$18k a year is near half of my salary as junior verging on senior developer in the conservation field. Not everyone works in FAANG.

omg yes, I felt crazy the first time I experienced this "feature"

this one over here officer

This is really interesting to me, do you have a background in computer vision?

It's because stereo vision is "cheap" to implement, not because theoretical biological lidar has a "ceiling".

Ah, what a wonderful role. I'm sad I've missed the application period, maybe one of the only jobs in tech I'm specifically qualified for :(. I should add the asterisk that my anecd…

I work in a large conservation organization focused on rare plant conservation. iNaturalist is sometimes used by our ecologists/biologists as a starting point for collating occurre…

Three things I've noticed as a dev whose field involves a lot of niche software development. 1. LLMs seem to benefit 'hacker-type' programmers from my experience. People who tend t…

Lol same, writing SQL and directly wrangling Async connection pools always seemed way easier for me than trying to jam sqlalchemy into whatever hole I'm working with.

That also wildly exceeds my experience. The documentation + code generated would be enlightening!

It really depends what your industry is. I've been writing some printer drivers for custom hardware + windows applications at work. Much of the technical jargon I've been learning …

Could you link any of these studies? I couldn't find anything specific when searching.

Could you direct me to resources about collisions and splat data? I have an extreme interest in deriving measurements from splat data of vegetation, as it tends to reconstruct thin…