RobotCaleb

I'm not saying that you're wrong, just implying that it's not right.

Yeah, because you as the shareholder are worth more to the company and society than the people at the company.

Yeah, it's hardly worth reading anymore

Have you never made anything without trying to make a dollar on it?

Please keep your paws out of my clipboard

I really quite enjoyed it but thought it got a little weird towards the end. The initial premise is quite great

Is it fast?

Have I missed the reports of all of these people being charged with fraud?

Yes, of course they did that. These things happily do whatever you ask them to. But did it spit out correct information?

That was great, thank you for sharing that.

I like to share this because not everybody is aware. If you can count it, it's fewer. Fewer employees, but less salt.

It's actually not that hard if you change how you eat an apple. Don't eat around the core, and there won't be any core left at the end.

Location: Denver CO USA

Remote: Remote/Hybrid. In-person if local

Willing to relocate: For the right role

Technologies: C++, C#, Python, embedded, Docker, PostgreSQL, software engineering, software team lead

Résumé/CV: https://robotcaleb.github.io/resumepdf/CalebAnderson-Resume....

Email: robotrising@gmail.com

Most recently spent eight years as a software engineering manager, but I have over 15 years of experience building software in many domains, from game development to defense simulation to oil and gas to medical devices. I have done board design, built game engines, captured spherical video from high altitude balloons, and so many other things. I am looking for a small team to join or lead building something exciting with new problems to solve, but am also happy building things to requirements. Let's talk!

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Location: Denver CO USA Remote: Remote/Hybrid. In-person if local Willing to relocate: For the right role

Technologies: C++, C#, Python, embedded, Docker, PostgreSQL, software engineering, software team lead

Résumé/CV: https://robotcaleb.github.io/resumepdf/CalebAnderson-Resume....

Email: robotrising@gmail.com

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I am currently a software engineering manager but I have over 15 years of experience building software in many domains, from game development to defense simulation to oil and gas to medical devices. I have done board design, built game engines, captured spherical video from high altitude balloons, and so many other things. I am looking for a small team to join or lead building something exciting with new problems to solve, but am also happy building things to requirements. Let's talk!

Very cool!

No, I haven't considered alignment. I think they're pretty well aligned already, but honestly haven't thought about it much at all.

I am building a belt tension meter to attach my z-belt idlers to on my voron 2.4.

I'm still contemplating what I want the final form to look like, but currently it's a 5 kg load cell and a floating idler and an rp2040 reading values via hx711.

I don't ever go to their website and just assumed that was part of the joke.

Very cool. Thank you!

Which one did you make?

Yes, I found it interesting.

I have one on my shelf.

Did you mean for this to be as condescending or off-putting as it comes across? I'm really trying to be generous in my interpretation but I'm not sure how else to read it.

A friend and I built a proof of concept of a similar thing. We could do almost per pixel playback of video on the audience without the K-pop Bluetooth style setup or assigned seats. We used computer vision and infrared beacons and timing groups to expand out to tens of thousands of them.

Yes! I wholeheartedly agree. You can only quit once. You may have stopped before, but if you ever pick it back up then you didn't quit.

Turning quit into a waffle word takes away its impact and probably eases some psychological constraints for people.

Is it just the little dress shoes that have changed?

Surely you don't need the phone's actual latitude and longitude. I can't imagine that the direction to a point infinitely (basically) far away will be different depending on where on this tiny planet you're standing. I'm sure just using the Earth's position (or any other position in our solar system?) would be sufficient to get a valid pointing vector.

Hot take: if you ever started again you never quit. Maybe you gave it up, but not quit.

That's a weird sentence to end this dystopian world description with.