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Well I assume Musk will just say big things publicly and manipulate the stock back to all time high and above, like he did/does with Tesla.

Thanks.

However, price for hobby user license at 750 USD is laughable.

I am/was mainly interested in Common Lisp. I might give Vim another try, that would be the best if it worked. I really don't like vscode

I just wish a good IDE existed so I don't have to use Emacs. That's what made me drop lisp in the past.

I would be happy with (neo)Vim setup as well, but that was way behind Emacs and broken when I tried.

I looked at the demonstration video and closed it after a couple of minutes. I don't see how this tool will replace git.

Well, I think it won't

Not OP, but: "acceptable", that's the problem. Also I dislike Google more than Apple.

Well, you put a lot of trust in the individuals in this case. A disgruntled employee can just let the bad guys in on purpose, saying "Yes they belong here".

Agreed, but you can put EC2 on that list as well

Wealthsimple Tax is free too, and pretty good for simple use cases.

This project is really cool, love it!

How would someone start learning and implementing something like this? Like, I don't even know what keyword to put into Google.

Are there any articles, blog posts, etc. that you used while researching?

This is simply not true. I've just checked

This is pretty cool! I am also interested in game engine programming, but I am in the very beginning of the journey.

Do you have any recommendation on voxel engine learning materials (e.g. books, courses, etc)

Wouldn't that ray destroy any life on any nearby planet?

How did you build your own data center? Is it in your house, or renting a place somewhere? How much did it cost?

I would be curious about any details you can share.

How can I, a regular software engineer, learn about quantum computing without having to learn quantum theory?

Worth spending a little time doing some long tail strategizing I’d say

any tips for starters?

I'm in similar shoes as OP, want to do something else. I think I'm burned out, and don't have the way to fix it (e.g. taking a year long sabbatical)

I was looking into a lot of these things you mention here, problem is the "golden handcuff" from software engineering. I could only start doing anything new by taking a HUGE pay cut for many years, and I simply can't do that in my current life situation.

Let me know if you have a solution to that :D

My 2 problems with these jobs are that first, they 99% not remote, and second, the pay is half of what I get in the "tech" field.

Canadian SWE here, who works for half the money that my US colleagues get (same team, same project...): you are not alone.

Why PDF first? Isn't reading Ebooks (in ebook format) the main use case for such devices?

and they chose one that started with the same rare consonant cluster as this actress

Okay so we can't use voices that are similar to actress voices, and we can't use names that starts with the same "rare consonant cluster" as actress names.

This is getting ridiculous

found the meta employee

Aren't they just killing competition? Maybe it's worth the 1bill in the long term (for them, not for the customers)

There is a HUGE difference between 30fps and 60fps games. Very noticable. I got used to 60fps so much, that I don't even touch 30fps anymore.

It's true that your eyes(or brain?) can get used to the 30fps after some time. But if you compare them side by side...

The first thing I thought when I saw the title was this. Very predictable

This is really cool, thanks!

This is something I could definitely do. To be honest I am trying to save myself from the trouble.

But if there are no existing, up to date comparisons, this will be my fallback plan.

This is a perfectly sensible objective, but always keep in mind any trade offs between development time and server costs. Sometimes less efficient frameworks are faster to develop in, and it can be worth suffering a slightly greater server bill to get an MVP out quickly, especially if the server bill is small to begin with.

That totally makes sense, but I already researched a bunch of frameworks, and that's how I came up with these 3. I have hobby experience in all 3, and all 3 seems very efficient to work with.

I am actually trying to learn a stack and stick with it in future projects. So I am kinda trying to future proof myself.

Additionally, the more TPS the stack can handle the better. (I can use smaller instance to host the same application)

I am in similar shoes as OP.

I see "networking" a lot, but how exactly? Unfortunately, I am not in contact with any of my former colleagues of employers apart from being connected on LinkedIn. Starting conversations with them on LinkedIn would be awkward and weird. What else can you do?

It doesn't help that I'm a introvert, not really a social person. Probably contracting is just not for me.

Exactly my experience. You summed up my 2 hour registration process in 3 sentences

I remember I read about this before, random article: https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/data-storage-techniq...

  A whole new kind of digital data storage could protect the legacy of the documents humanity considers most precious. The tiny glass disk can store up to 360 terabytes of information, and will be able to survive for billions of years without damage or data loss

I don't think you are the first one thinking about this :)