I was looking into just getting a 3060 Ti for starting on my main CPU, do you recommend that or going for whatever gets a bigger hashing rate in one unit like the 3080 or 90 it seems, they are hard to get!
Thanks!
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Thanks!
I've worked for american startups, and the contract/invoicing was through them
remote.com is another such similar service.
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I don't know, I just like what they're doing, The new Extensions api looks really powerful. I ported an alfred script to raycast in like 2min...
YMMV
I don't care about the paid/team offerings honestly, I use it myself, my teammates can use whatever they want. But hopefully they will have enough enterprise customers to make the company thrive
I don't feel at home at a terminal without it by now, so one of my first installs after brew ;-)
I had one at some time in my life, it was OK but not life changing to cost 10x what a normal regular vacuum would cost.
It's just like any luxury item mostly flexing and status signaling through purchasing stuff, or so it seems to me
It's a bit like when they want to know if you've family/responsabilities, I doubt it is to pay you a salary going with those, but more to gauge if you'll be a good slave or not...
Anyways, if I was in your position, I would do whatever I want, but without working for a company anyways, is not fuck you money (or attitude) at leaat, if you still have to obey the boss on all the bullshit right?
Best of luck!
PS: Oh now I saw your username, I've read you a lot arund here Chris, I think you're doing great with your own libraries/iOS stuff, I don't see why you might need to apply to a company, maybe you should start yours instead. You would make a good leader
https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/myster...
VSCode is nice and open-source core maybe, but most important parts like server plugins remain proprietary.
Found this about TypeScript, Guessing some times the people can change the company? Maybe? https://www.zdnet.com/article/who-built-microsoft-typescript...
Thank you microsoft, just don't do anything stupid to the great commons and trust you have build out over the last years..
I applied but submitted my code challenge, I must say being already familiar with TypeScript/React code bases and being a heavy user of VSCode, I don't know why, but after a few months passed I found again the code challenge in my mail and just did it in an hour or so, it was really easy to set up, iterate with, and develop what was asked for.
I think it's a big enough market to have several winners, would hope so at least! should look into how to share files in between them all
And share their findings.
googling pi doorbell brings stuff like this
https://makezine.com/projects/remote-camera-doorbell-and-sma...
Logitech would also be much better than amazon at least and provider a better plug and play experience https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/cameras/circle-view-...
If you go for both, there's no question!