cgsmith

I was hoping for more technical detail other than it uses Kotlin. It'd be nice to know some of the under the hood details.

This could have multiple uses. One that I can think of is to have a profile of what a normal sounding manufacturing floor is or lathe, mill, any machine that operates. If the sound profile changes you might be able to distinguish what component is failing on that machinery. This could possibly be extended to listening to organisms or ecosystems like the human biome to identify problems.

I know other tech might exist in this but I find the possible uses for this fascinating.

What is FAANG salary?

Thank you very much kind stranger! Definitely a niche offering too.

I am not sure on how Bitbucket compares because I haven't tried GitLab in a while, but we use Bitbucket at work.

Bitbucket works well and the Pipelines functionality is a life saver for us. I wish I started my projects differently though. After bringing on my first employee it takes a lot of reorganizing of the projects to get them access to it. That's not an issue with Bitbucket though... just a cautionary tale.

I dont think this is sound logic. If humans were immortal design considerations would change. Houses dont live for hundreds of years because the constraint dictates it.

"Put it all together: wheat and related grains are potent appetite stimulants and obesogens–foods that make you fat."

I was just reading this today in the Wheat Belly cookbook. I'll dig up the studies references if I get time but there is data out there that suggest this.

https://www.wheatbellyblog.com/2015/08/wheat-makes-you-hungr...

This is a risk. The risk is minimal as most criminals do not destroy the recorder. To minimize the risk the owner could configure the Video Management System to store video offsite. Or the owner could configure the VMS to send an email with video on motion or a digital input paired with a burglar system.

That is essentially what I do. I pitch it as process engineering, systems integrator, programmer, etc.

I'd like to blame the docs but I am always reminded of saying from my parents: "Only you can be your own advocate for your ____".

I don't think that it is surprising that children do the "no-with-giggles" right away. It is a learned behavior. As far as teaching them to say yes to tickles or not... I don't think it will have any bearing on language development. Some may benefit from knowing that some people will not adhere to your "no" command.

I am not sure if you mean an API for banking or just in general an API - they have the latter https://api.youneedabudget.com/v1

It takes a bit of time to get used to but GIMP replaced JASC for me.

I agree that touchscreens are more prevalent but disagree that they are superior. Having something tactile for a phone is useful and should be brought back. I was discussing the same thing with how cars are moving to only touchscreens.

The problem ends up being you don't know where to touch without looking at it. Imagine having a touchscreen keyboard on your laptop. You'd have to look down to verify where you were.

The other use case is manufactured hardware with their time set for the unix epoch and depend on it for updating.

First, you have to teach long division and long multiplication to your 7B people. Like the concept and idea and truly hope for adoption.

Is it possible to reduce to addition and subtraction? I feel that multiplication and division is a high barrier for most.

So the perceived benefit to limiting them is to stay ahead of them in what they know about you?

What is the benefit of running it this way? There is additional cost of burden with doing this and I am genuinely curious.

Does the cost out weigh the perceived benefits?

Perhaps open a ticket or PR to address this?

I'm sorry, but the site does not say much about anything.

What am I going to get and where is the feature list for AutoSEO? Why should I trust AutoSEO with my email?

I am 28 but would never consider myself too old for an internship, but only if the internship is in my best interests.

For one, I would consider an internship if that was the only way to get hired at a company that I know I would like to work at. Maybe the company has great individuals that I will get to work along side?

Secondly, I would start by networking and try to get a paid position first as a juinor dev. I might be in a different position in life then you though; ie: two children and a wife in school.

Wow, that is a good thought as well. I imagine the 1% of competitors that complete the race would be willing to do any challenge given to them.

Just constantly driven.

It always amazes me that there is always, always, a harder race out there then the one I've done.

Humbling...