We're about to release an esp-32 based hardware golf product that we've spent the last 18 months building. Esp32 emulation in the browser is an incredible superpower for hardware manufacturers. You can put your product…
With a minimum quantity of 50.
The really sad thing is that the natural instinct for many will be to screenshot the page and upload it with "please create me a home assistant dashboard in this style".
Sounds sensible. In my country (and probably many others), if you and your neighbour own identical houses or apartments and have identical mortgages, and instead of living in your own one you rent the neighbours one and…
I have the same memories from many years of working with stored procedures - although you should certainly have been using source control. But nothing quite matches the satisfaction of someone in a far off engineering…
I've got an electricians ticket specifically for working on computers. Back in the mainframe days the power supplies for computers were pretty substantial and it was deemed that special certification was needed. I guess…
Tesla never turned out to be Apple in this comparison though.
Reminiscent of tank warfare in WW2. The soviet T-34 was not remarkable in any particular way, but the sheer volumes it was produced in made it a very serious enemy to German tanks. As Stalin said "quantity has a quality…
I'm old enough to remember the arrival of RDBMS, once IBM primed the space with DB2. There was a pitched battle over features like row-level locking as competitors like Sybase, Ingress and Oracle scrapped it out. New…
I feel that abandoning your car at an intersection and fleeing the scene in front of armed officers as a presidential drive by was about to arrive - in Dallas of all places - could have had far worse consequences.
Wonderful name. You may know this, but Kai means food in Maori. Many words and placement also embed it, e.g Moana == sea, so Kaimoana is seafood.
On the classic "the mythical man month", Brooks describes 5000 man years effort in delivering OS/360. I think by any measure that OS/360 would be "high craft".
I feel like giving up cigs is about the 3's: - 3 minutes after giving up you'll be wanting a cigarette - 3 hours after, you'll really, really want one - 3 days after you are still going through hell with the cravings -…
I do but $200K per year actual cost is taking the piss.
Yes, I'd like to see the "cheap shade" that could span as far as shown in the pics as well as survive strong gales. It wouldn't be like a cheap shade in your back yard.
You do know about Keycloak right?
What I love most about AI development is the lack of pushback when you see a completed new feature, realise it was a dumb idea and just pivot hard to something different. A human would (rightfully) call you out for…
It seems fair to me. As a SaaS vendor, interacting with our customers about SAML usually involves: a) them knowing what they want because they already have SAML-based SSO and it works for them; and b) our contact on…
It's worth looking at similar industries with enormous electricity requirements such as aluminium smelting, where the plant can be located in a friendly country but the product is owned and controlled back in the US.…
I doubt that (depending on what "senior" means). The skills to drive AI are much the same as they were for business analysts in the old days. Domain knowledge, insight into user requirements, knowledge of modern UI…
Sat in many meetings talking about CORBA and COM. And XML is the gift that just keeps giving. Thank god that stuff is in the rear view mirror. However in the age of AI I don't know if it matters too much that SOAP is…
I just got some kind of cyber alert from Claude and was forced back down to Opus while I was trying to connect to a battery I own via bluetooth. So I can certainly understand why someone would want the guardrails gone.
> Respondents preferred the traditional design by 74 percent to 26 percent. There was almost no variation by social class, and only modest variation by political party. Older people were, as in most studies, more…
When I watch medical professionals at work, a lot of the time they are writing or typing, reading or shuffling through notes, talking to others or waiting for results from some lab down the hall. Or any number of things…
We did a deal with IBM back in the day to adapt our tech as the code generation for enterprise java beans. The commercial guy I dealt with made it very clear that a primary concern was IBM not being humiliated and…
We're about to release an esp-32 based hardware golf product that we've spent the last 18 months building. Esp32 emulation in the browser is an incredible superpower for hardware manufacturers. You can put your product…
With a minimum quantity of 50.
The really sad thing is that the natural instinct for many will be to screenshot the page and upload it with "please create me a home assistant dashboard in this style".
Sounds sensible. In my country (and probably many others), if you and your neighbour own identical houses or apartments and have identical mortgages, and instead of living in your own one you rent the neighbours one and…
I have the same memories from many years of working with stored procedures - although you should certainly have been using source control. But nothing quite matches the satisfaction of someone in a far off engineering…
I've got an electricians ticket specifically for working on computers. Back in the mainframe days the power supplies for computers were pretty substantial and it was deemed that special certification was needed. I guess…
Tesla never turned out to be Apple in this comparison though.
Reminiscent of tank warfare in WW2. The soviet T-34 was not remarkable in any particular way, but the sheer volumes it was produced in made it a very serious enemy to German tanks. As Stalin said "quantity has a quality…
I'm old enough to remember the arrival of RDBMS, once IBM primed the space with DB2. There was a pitched battle over features like row-level locking as competitors like Sybase, Ingress and Oracle scrapped it out. New…
I feel that abandoning your car at an intersection and fleeing the scene in front of armed officers as a presidential drive by was about to arrive - in Dallas of all places - could have had far worse consequences.
Wonderful name. You may know this, but Kai means food in Maori. Many words and placement also embed it, e.g Moana == sea, so Kaimoana is seafood.
On the classic "the mythical man month", Brooks describes 5000 man years effort in delivering OS/360. I think by any measure that OS/360 would be "high craft".
I feel like giving up cigs is about the 3's: - 3 minutes after giving up you'll be wanting a cigarette - 3 hours after, you'll really, really want one - 3 days after you are still going through hell with the cravings -…
I do but $200K per year actual cost is taking the piss.
Yes, I'd like to see the "cheap shade" that could span as far as shown in the pics as well as survive strong gales. It wouldn't be like a cheap shade in your back yard.
You do know about Keycloak right?
What I love most about AI development is the lack of pushback when you see a completed new feature, realise it was a dumb idea and just pivot hard to something different. A human would (rightfully) call you out for…
It seems fair to me. As a SaaS vendor, interacting with our customers about SAML usually involves: a) them knowing what they want because they already have SAML-based SSO and it works for them; and b) our contact on…
It's worth looking at similar industries with enormous electricity requirements such as aluminium smelting, where the plant can be located in a friendly country but the product is owned and controlled back in the US.…
I doubt that (depending on what "senior" means). The skills to drive AI are much the same as they were for business analysts in the old days. Domain knowledge, insight into user requirements, knowledge of modern UI…
Sat in many meetings talking about CORBA and COM. And XML is the gift that just keeps giving. Thank god that stuff is in the rear view mirror. However in the age of AI I don't know if it matters too much that SOAP is…
I just got some kind of cyber alert from Claude and was forced back down to Opus while I was trying to connect to a battery I own via bluetooth. So I can certainly understand why someone would want the guardrails gone.
> Respondents preferred the traditional design by 74 percent to 26 percent. There was almost no variation by social class, and only modest variation by political party. Older people were, as in most studies, more…
When I watch medical professionals at work, a lot of the time they are writing or typing, reading or shuffling through notes, talking to others or waiting for results from some lab down the hall. Or any number of things…
We did a deal with IBM back in the day to adapt our tech as the code generation for enterprise java beans. The commercial guy I dealt with made it very clear that a primary concern was IBM not being humiliated and…