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Now if I could only do the same for reddit...
Slow news day...
Centosette is a software startup that focuses on providing analytical tools to companies in the waste water industry.
It's a lot more exciting than it sounds - We use computer vision and Deep Learning to automate jobs that engineers have been doing manually for decades. We work on LIDAR, SONAR and HD camera.
We are looking to make our first part time hire to help run our tools and get them in professional shape to be able to ship them to customers. We are looking for junior or mid-level python engineers that are able to roll up their sleeves and do just about anything. Experience with numpy and other scientific computing packages is a plus.
Please email mrosenthal at centosette . com if interested.
That being said I can re-create my system from scratch in 3 hours so if I spend my more time than that on backup I think its a waste.
There isn't as much information available on those.
I don't think I could punch that much effort into something i wasn't going to commercialize.
I would ask for fair market value in order to avoid this possibility.
Our diets accounts for dramatically much higher cause of obesity than our environment and specifically cars.
How would they know a yell or a letter came from a constituent?
Is the point so that I can tweet or mail letters to my elected officials?
Is tweeting at officials supposed to help my station in life? Just seems ridiculous to me that tweeting would be taken seriously. I suppose it could be taken seriously but that would actually scare me more.
I always believed that if you want to make a difference than vote with your wallet and I don't mean to donate money to politicians. I mean to make purchases from companies you respect.
Wow. If you ever wanted to see how a fiction book could make you feel and appreciate literature.
If we spent billions of dollars on this couldn't we make a serious dent in carbon emissions quickly?