I really enjoyed Mindustry, even though I've never tried another factory-type game. The polish and depth was 100% there although I got lost at one point and didn't know how to progress. That game really changed my perspective on what is possible for FOSS. Godspeed, devs
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Holy crap this thing is pretty. Ty
Anyone know how we would be able to continue these products? My understanding is that this charger is 100% controlled by an app. Are there open source alternatives?
When I worked in an office, most of my team was in other offices across the world. But we had to be in the office for that TEAM BUILDING
Two stones with one bird
Ew. Tim Pool
What?
Monetary devaluation is an economic policy Inflation is literally the "general increase in the prices of goods and services"
It's a bit involved to host the server but easier than most self-hosting services, in my opinion. Then there's the audio setup which I think is super easy for digital audio folk but may be a challenge for folks who haven't had to mess with digital audio much. The biggest thing people had problems with was turning off wifi and connecting via network cable. Reduced latency by leaps and bounds
Like I said, video was a separate device for my playing so it was kind of a non-issue. Mixing and production in OBS is way over my head.
I'm not sure if this solves your problem, but it's an opportunity to plug Jamulus . It's FOSS, and one of the best solutions if your target is uncompromising sound quality/latency. Unfortunately, it doesn't do video. I've jammed with a band on it and was very successful. Vide was on a phone or separate machine. When we performed, video was mixed by another user using OBS, and streamed on Zoom
Interesting read.. Ty
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Edit: this is from the perspective of a technical interviewer.
I've done around 200 or so technical interviews for mostly senior data engineering roles. I've seen every version of made up code, terrible implementation suggestion and dozens of folks with 5+ years of experience and couldn't wrote a JOIN to save their lives.
The there were a couple where the resume was obviously made up because they couldn't back up a single point and they just did not know a thing about data. They would usually talk in circles about buzzwords and Excel jaron. "They big data'd the data lake warehouse pivot hadoop in Azure Redshift." Sure, ya did, buddy.
Yes, they were "pre-screened". This was one of the BIG tech companies.