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Part of my pattern now is forcing lint before push and also requiring code coverage % to stay above a certain threshold and all tests to pass. Sometimes this goes awry but honestly I have same problem with dev teams. This same thing should be done with dev teams. And I’ve had devs fix lint errors these bad ways same as llm as well as “fix” tests in and ways. Llm actually listens to my rules a bit better tha human devs — and the pre commit checks and pre merge checks enforce it.

Cursor--run in cloud seems to work just fine for this. I setup my project and then github to publish web or mobile app.... i believe claude can also take instructions from github...or am i missing something.

Reminds me of this little reactor in downtown Schenectady NY https://www.rpi.edu/dept/ne/public_html/RCF.html

NUMA scientist Dirk Pitt is quoted as saying, “I wasn’t sure what to do next, it seemed like all hope was lost. then this old man showed up, he seemed real familiar to me but I couldn’t pinpoint why. He helped me find the ships that I then used to escape from some unreasonable situation.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clive_Cussler

I wrote this so I could watch it....during the debate....

OSM if you mean open street map is just display. Osrm-- open street routing might work if you need routing. But postgis has routing modules and you could call Google for the routes and store.

Postgis probably easiest/best overall. You don't need to do routing or TSM? In a native form for one use spatialite works.

The routing piece is the hardest. But if you don't have to do that then you just need something that stores groupings. For that matter if the points are a finite list that gets loaded as new then you don't even really need to store it as spatial data. Just list of drivers, destinations, times and you should be able to determine who gets where fastest.

+1 for reminding me about mumps.

Aren't you risking tax evasion in the countries you are staying in? If you are "earning" money and living in Thailand for instance...but not paying taxes....doesn't the Thai government have a vested interest in you--if they discover you? And might that not be a rough time in some countries?

Understanding this problem--what would you say is the most "legit" way to advertise and earn money with a sight like this--? Adwords? Something else?

You want to be careful using Tracer T -- that's a hacking tool. http://youtu.be/SXmv8quf_xM

It would be interesting to see ages on deaths.

Currently I'm just working on small apps but I haven't had a problem with Swift vs Objective C. Development is much faster and cleaner.

Just go get a job. Half the normal engineers have forgotten any of their formal CS the other half don't have a CS degree. If you taught de yourself Objective C and have published some apps you should be able to get yourself into an entry level dev job at a mobile shop. Then learn from there. If you are in a location where there are jobs like this available. If not and you just want a dev job start applying and networking to find one.

Shades of demolition man....

I think this or part of this is what was on that shareware disk I got at the computer fair http://www.textfiles.com/piracy/CRACKING/act-13.txt the Buckaroo Bonzai Cracking the IBM PC sounds real familiar.

This was a fascinating read. Somewhere in the late 80s/early 90s I picked up a floppy with a guide to cracking at a local computer store. I was then able to crack a few games with help of turbo debugger and Norton disk editor (file editor?) -- I mostly remember looking for int 16 (ah 02?) and then replacing the next few lines with nop's or changing jni to jmp -- I knew little of what I was doing but it was a blast. I was aware of certain protection that read bad sectors on a disk but if you did an exact floppy copy you could usually copy bad sectors-- different than this article. I do remember spending a few days on my cousins copy of altered beast and being very confused by it. I think it decrypted the game from disk or u compressed from disk into me,Roy so I could see the code I wanted to change in the debugger but not on the disk. This may have led to a failed attempt at a TSR to alter the code during runtime. I thi I i e eventually gave up. I also remember finding bible verses in the caveman ugh-lympics dump I think. Fond memories.

Cold call or email me. I'll call you, don't call me.

Linked in to me for no specific reason other than to build network.

Tell me about an amazing opportunity that they then forget about when I reach back out to them.

This is a lot of data to transfer. As suggested caching and cloud front. And start figuring out how to pay for it (advertising or charging customers-- I would think with that much data being transferred there should be a revenue stream already to cover $1k a month or perhaps it isn't scalable)

Doing. - Tutorials and step by steps via video or reading sometimes assist in this, but often they are to slow. This assumes we are talking about "learning" how to do something-- not for instance "learning" who the first 5 presidents of the US had been. In this case though "research" -- using multiple sources and short bursts of reading from those sources relative to the topic provide the longest lasting knowledge for me. Then toss something in like a long form biography or history book after the research has established interest, or even doing more research after the book has established more interest.

There is a bit of a feeling that advertising on web sites, much like SEO, is a bit of snake oil business....I agree with the op's statement-- when have you bought anything from a web advertisement anywhere? Maybe you have signed up for a service from one? But bought something? Even something very targeted.... although it does seem that "paid placement" in search -- (google search advertising) does provide some sales... Dvorak has been calling this out for some time.... advertisers seem to be catching up.

Somewhere late in high school my father started bringing home copies of Dr. Dobb's and I think around 11th grade -- (1993?) I was given my own subscription. I was lucky if I could understand 10% of what was written, but I would devour it -- and it provided a definite different perspective to me than the pop magazines I had been reading Compute! and many years before, Run! -- I have fond memories of the publication....I just have no longer had time to read it...sorry to see it go. Thanks for all the great content.

This quote hurt my head "Windows 2000..., which was basically like 98, but crappier." But provided context for the entire thing.

I don't think these are lies. I think this speaks to the level of technical understanding by the author. He thought 64k. He was writing everything in qbasic-- so a spec like that wouldn't matter. These are some good things to accomplish with basic, but it made sense when you get to the end and understand he is baffled with an ide. The term dos "clone" is weird--- I think he meant a sort of shell written in qbasic. This is essentially a "script kiddy" stuck in the outback. Admirable use of his time. I am scared about the level of worship the comments on the page provide.

It actually isn't out till 2015.... so this is just asking if you are interested. Perhaps it's an MVP -- with a signup form....and if there is enough interest they will pursue it...

How about Solomon's Proverbs? Composed between 4 and 5 centuries before Sun Tzu even lived, translated into Greek 100 years before the earliest known Art of War manuscript, and containing a collection of ancient wisdom in bite size chunks-- page for page the most wisdom you could possibly find.

Traditional English Translation: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/8300/8300-h/8300-22h.htm

Modern Reading Translation: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Proverbs+1&vers...