gregoryl

I was digging around an epson receipt printers firmware recently; got as far as discovering http endpoints (hardcoded auth) to remotely enable ssh (but not login), and some other diagnostic access. They seem fairly well put together.

500 hours; sorry, we increased the price after streaming became the only option.

I often call them by their title, "Staff Engineer" ;)

Roughly, zero. Stimulants are not a fun dependency, come with a bucket list of side effects and downsides, and only mitigate one aspect of ADHD.

and/or how many robots they are willing to loose in my shed.

Tempted to see if this will work on the work dell laptop, which hardware supports rebar, but Dell just can't be assed to enable it - use an external ARC GPU to properly support 3 screens (again, Dells awful drivers / firmware - the same hardware supports 3 screens just fine).

We elected a central-left government, and somehow ended up with center right. Its deeply frustrating.

I'm hoping Rider get some support for switching between worktrees efficiently - until then, it becomes a tool only the primary / interactive agent sessions can access.

Better running metrics. Maps. On-device routing. Longer battery life.

It has encryption.

As with most things LLM, you can generally get what you want by asking for it (maybe not efficiently, but so it goes). "Once you have a answer, please summarize, and ask an agent to convert it to plain English" often helps.

Its a bit unkind to talk like this - the obvious and equally unproductive response is to question if you are really as good as you think you are. Are those junior developers not making a mess, or do you lack the insight to see it?

Those SRE people live on excitement, its basically a gift ;)

Its hard for native speakers. Information density makes for rough reading.