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mud_dauber
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About mud_dauber
I've led product management and design teams of 4 to 40 people across the globe. (Compilers, RTOS tools, IP, semiconductors.) I'm not the smartest guy in the room. But I know how to connect the dots.
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I previously asked ChatGPT (albeit several months ago), as an experiment, to answer some general questions in the voice of Don Rickles. I’m hoping this capability somehow survives.…
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Comment #48707470
Don’t pass up Marfa Burrito, just off Highland Ave. Gigantic and extremely good. It’s a cool town on the edge of nowhere.
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Comment #47827213
It did my heart good to see Forth listed.
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Comment #46885619
Location: Charleston WV Remote: yes (reluctantly) Relocate: no (elderly parents) Technologies: semiconductors, rails, bash, python Resume: LinkedIn.com/in/brianpiercy - bjpcjp@gmai…
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Comment #46544160
I'd almost pay attention to the message, but Kennedy has no credibility with me. Giving up 90% of animal protein has made me leaner with vastly lower cholesterol.
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Comment #46514662
Sounds like a good reason to not invest in parking garages.
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Comment #45569940
Meanwhile over here in WV, we are saddled with above-market electricity rates thanks to our state (non-)regulatory commission and a desire to keep old coal-fired generators operati…
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Comment #45475913
R.J. MacReady approves this sentiment.
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Comment #45059094
It’s an incredible piece of writing.
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Comment #44769636
his notes are EXACTLY my experience. bookmark it.
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Comment #44695438
I use RememberTheMilk for this work - especially the notes feature for appending thoughts. Giving items a due date ensures I need to review things.
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Comment #44598655
Raindrop
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Comment #44555645
Kinda surprised to not see Forth listed.
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Comment #43965529
JEDEC has long maintained an EOL/EOS standard for semiconductors. This was a big part of a previous PM gig. Sounds boring, and it was. But having a process kept us out of serious h…
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Comment #43883599
Boy, if robotics could learn how to bubble wrap, tape, box and stack both hard and soft items… They could hitch a ride on the back of a panel truck. Somewhat similar to forklifts o…
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Comment #43541249
Not exactly Nobel worthy. :-) I’m rebuilding a learning library. Webpage bookmarks (with big help from raindrop.io), PDFs (hundreds of them, mostly book chapters), images, jupyter …
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Comment #42966028
It certainly was for me. I learned how to build Forth on my Commodore.
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Comment #42562508
I’m hesitant to simply say “read this”, but please consider The Mom Test. It’s a quick read & teaches how to structure conversations with potential customers.
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Comment #42533103
I got a taste for this years ago at Harris Semi. Grokking their RTX microcontrollers was a ton of fun. (Not so much for customers, who'd never seen such a thing.)
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Comment #42277343
Vastly underrated. Props.
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Comment #42222081
Agree. Feedly is my first open tab every morning.
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Comment #42150634
My mom is in an assisted living center. The floor above hers is reserved for memory care residents. I'd love to see how to incorporate this into their affairs.
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Comment #42147777
The kicker for me was hearing that the NTSB - and NASA - rejected Boeing's fault tree.
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Comment #41696963
I live in WV. This explains why my local farmer's market doesn't stock them.