jeingham

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by jeingham 3mo ago
This caused me to have some sense what blistering fast AI actually is. What it means for the future is a question that remains.
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by jeingham 4mo ago
I've read a number of the comments here about Accelerando and other books of the same ilk. I'm thinking a couple of things, a question and the feeling: What SciFi books are describing what is now thought to be impossibilities all
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by jeingham 6mo ago
I am very much enjoying my weekly train rides to care for my grandson. I'd much rather do that than drive the 90 mi or so back and forth. I set up my laptop and hotspot and go. Or I just sit and watch the scenery. Or just watch the peo
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by jeingham 6mo ago
I have not seen my final report yet for my query around machinist.com. However I would like to say my initial impression is very positive. At least in terms of the digestion of my somewhat nebulous request. I like the way your app was able
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by jeingham 6mo ago
Yup, 73 here. I'm using it to build how to domain I bought back in 1997. During the dot com boom I had grand ambitions for the domain. I could have been a millionaire had I stuck with it but unfortunately life got in the way, children
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by jeingham 8mo ago
I'm such a noob for an OFG; I responded to you at the top of the post. TL;DR is so much stuff got in the way, mostly of my own creation. A lot of excuses but all seemed reasonable at the time.
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by jeingham 8mo ago
I can tell you from my perspective that it really is a different story when you're over 65, I'm 73 so it's even more different. It's obligations that distract keep coming. I'm just having fun with it at this point.
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by jeingham 8mo ago
@gtowey I think it was basically a lack of ability to focus for myriad distractions in my life, suboptimal upbringing, family obligations, I think I'm a little dyslexic, larger career obligations, top of everything else I had a career
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by jeingham 8mo ago
Well for me, kind of a IT jack of all trades, a little programming, a little server management, a little DBA, HTML, Network and domain shat, etc, yeah a little bit of everything under my belt. I am finding Cursor incredibly enabling. You ha
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by jeingham 9mo ago
Eh, not really.
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by jeingham 9mo ago
I feel you man. Problem is that would be a major dollar infrastructure problem that would need federal dollars. With a deficit over 40T dollars and political wind blowing against more federal spending generally and Colorado not being a favo
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by jeingham 10mo ago
I hope nobody tells Kim there are another four users. I'm not sure their prison system can handle anymore, pretty well booked up last I heard.
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by jeingham 10mo ago
... is because I parlayed my CAD CAM and CNC knowledge into my follow on career as an web applications manager, server admin (of sorts), DBA and general web wonk midwitz. I'll add that I am still, in my state of semi blissful retiremen
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by jeingham 10mo ago
I'm an OFG, born in 1952 (...an okay boomer...) hit the job market in 1971, bad but there were always openings for machinists. Tough craft with a long learning curve but they paid reasonably well in my view, at the time at least. Long
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by jeingham 10mo ago
@Nfinger : Regarding https://get catalyst.tech , I got this in response to email address submission...
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by jeingham 11mo ago
What a wonderful story! So obscure. Considering the state of the world politically and otherwise these days I've pretty much retired from reading mainstream media and social media generally except when I'm pointed in that directio
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by jeingham 11mo ago
I really don't understand why they don't believe in the dollar anymore. It doesn't make any sense to me.