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Yes, C++ may even be too far. Writing C in a very regimented way to run on very old processors by today's standards is 'aerospace grade (tm)'.

Looks convenient, but another step towards a monoculture internet. :(

this is such a wholesome nerd post. i love it.

You need theory before you get implementation.

:eyes:

Perhaps this will assist in catalyzing the transition for SF's economy becoming actually sustainable.

Why wouldn't you just keep a local version? Do you have a "top git project" for checking out others? Seems like it could be convenient, I suppose.

IMO, it's a bit weird they would even host their source code on open-facing GitHub. Of course I don't know the whole story, but seems like a company dealing with security would benefit from hosting their on VCS, perhaps GitHub enterprise, behind a VPN..?

They had to have titled it like this on purpose. I almost spat out my tea.

Been there... Especially when I was in high school with older Ubuntu flavors and trying to dual boot Windows. Booting constantly got fucked up.

Does this have implications for real-time satellite video data?

From a technical perspective, sure.

How Amazon is using this? Nah.

This is not and should not be touted as the "holy grail of robotics".

We are the rats

We are the rats

Nice... I've built a very similar toolset in the past. Cool to see it open-sourced. Nice work.

>It is going to sound a little weird and if it does not belong here, let me know and I will remove the post, but I am looking for some advice.

Seems pretty weird, maybe you should remove the post and let your wife choose her own OS that suits her needs.

Thank you.

ya beat me :P

Fun, reminds me of https://reddit.com/r/battlestations

Antitrust.

Maybe with that attitude

That's just like your opinion, man.

I wish I could try `get flask`.

Perhaps using them, but outside of work, yeah -- good point.

Unless you get the dude who's /reaaaaaallllyyyyy/ into hammers... Yeah - Paul, he's a bit odd, but we love him.

I think there is something to be said (by someone willing to put more thought into it) regarding how much we as a society have churned away at computing and turned into something /refined/... Perhaps an analogy of what I'm thinking is people chewing coca leaves vs snorting cocaine? Maybe too extreme, or not extreme enough?

I agree -- it's pretty clear to me that the author has found a difference between their work, which they still find enjoyment from (perhaps because they are good at it?), and their non-work life.

I can relate somewhat -- I love tech -- robotics, in particular -- but have lately become a bit disappointed with the current state it in product world. Thankfully I'm also in a state where I can reflect upon why I feel that way, and then muster the energy to do something about it.

Perhaps this is a reflection upon the age of the author too. I suspect as I get older, I'm going to want towards more "wholesome" things -- as I define that word.

That being said, to each their own.

m e t a v e r s e

irony over text..?

You should flip through some pages of "How Not To Die" by Michael Greger some time...

more of these posts please 10/10