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by algebra-pretext 15d ago
Location: Seattle, WA (Open to Remote) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Java, Python, AWS (Systems Manager, CloudFormation, IAM, DynamoDB, S3, CloudWatch, EC2), Real-Time 3D (Nerfstudi
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by algebra-pretext 8mo ago
I’m not too familiar with the space, but a friend of mine works at Descope[0] where they offer IAM solutions for agents. [0] https://www.descope.com/
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Meta Horizon Engine at a Glance(developers.meta.com)
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
IIRC this is actually the main purpose of one of these, they run slightly warmer to keep fermentation going while still being cold enough to preserve. Traditonal kimchi was stored underground so maybe a temp close to those conditions.
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Haven't seen these in a while, but the H Marts in Washington state would stock a couple of the newest LG ones.
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
> “Always remember that the people are not fighting for ideas, nor for what is in men’s minds. The people fight and accept the sacrifices demanded by the struggle in order to gain material advantages, to live better and in peace, to bene
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Purely observation from team members leaving and browsing the #remote-advocacy channel over the last two years, but the 3-day mandate and the relocations have already pushed most people who can (and want to) quit, to quit.
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
I think it's encouraged due to milestones always being set with unrealistic ECDs, so every project is always behind and there's always urgent security fixes to 'catch up' on (I work on an AWS microservice as an L4 SDE, a
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Same, I've been able to focus best when finishing up something either during the weekend or when I allotted more OOTO time than I actually needed, I think it's just being in that (slightly) more de-pressurized state and no overhea
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
If you’re going for FAANG most of your day isn’t coding anyway.
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Hi Max, been following your stuff since Half + Half and it’s cool to see you on HN! Excited for whatever Normal has going on next!
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
For todo lists, I agree and at most a plaintext file or the Reminders app on your phone is enough. For daily notes though I feel like Obsidian is only as complex as you want it to be. My vault for work notes is mainly a haphazard bunch of c
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
This is awesome, I work at AWS and might use this when the console load times get on my last nerve and I just want to check some IAM policies. The Access Denied debugger sounds like a massive timesaver too.
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
COLMAP to generate pose data using structure-from-motion; if you use Nerfstudio to make your splat (using Splatfacto method) it includes a command that will do the COLMAP alignment. This definitely is a weak spot though and a lot goes wrong
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Not using SLAM like this paper and not transforming splats into polygonal meshes, but I used Luma's Unreal Engine plugin[0] for rendering splats via Niagara VFX to develop a walkable reconstruction of a small mall in my hometown[1]. I
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by algebra-pretext 2y ago
Around two months ago I stopped by the building and saw through a window that the interior seemed mostly untouched. So, out of concern for the condition of any items that may still be inside, I snooped around the perimeter looking for a way
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Now Apple Vision Pro Personas can float freely across different apps(theverge.com)
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The iPhone's Funny Price (2007)(daringfireball.net)
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
> But the fundamental question remains: What’s the point? The only way I could see this being marketed is maybe as a Mac display extension; Meta apps like Immersed show that the idea could be really great with better hardware. Gaming doe
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
I’ll try to find it later but one indie dev is making exactly this, where you construct elaborate machines by recording movements and item interactions in VR. Edit: The Last Clockwinder https://store.steampowered.com/app&#x2
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
This could be interesting. I feel like the problem with MMOs that give you too much freedom is how players with more time will just completely dominate everyone else within days of any new content launching. Also, in my experience bad/
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
It’s been interesting from a middle-class seller’s side as well. Most people planning to sell in the Puget Sound area can only afford to downsize to a much, much smaller home after paying off their mortgage.
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
I’d like to believe that most people are like you and are just doing their best to make everyone productive and comfortable. I was a bit surprised to see how most people I interact with over the age of 40 or so (my parents incl.) are pretty
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by algebra-pretext 4y ago
It shocks me how many low-quality, misinformed comments are allowed to stay in this thread. It’s not hard to understand the difference of gender vs. sex. People think it’s fine to publicly harass and harm someone because their existence con
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by algebra-pretext 5y ago
You’re definitely looking for DEVONThink[1] if you haven’t seen it yet. Based on the description it gathers all your research for you, including saving web pages offline, and scans images/paper document to be included in search. Person