It’s not ideal, no, but I find it better than OpenSCAD for the simple reason that it’s inside of a complete programming language. But that’s rarely needed so, eh?
I don’t know what my ideal code-first solution would look like, but at least there’s multiple options!
It automated installing different implementations, including auto111
Yeah, take a look at one of the many it interfaces to stable diffusion. This will let you install and fool around with several very easily.
OpenSCAD is great, but with Python experience I’d recommend taking a look at CadQuery.
The fact that insurance companies don’t have to defer to physicians for medical decisions is mind boggling.
I’m in the same position finally! I actually left for a few months a year ago to chase a stupidly good offer, but ended up hating the culture and company. They welcomed me back with open arms after earnest well wishes for my journey when I left.
The contrast to so many tech jobs I’ve had is amazing, it really does show how a focus on the employees impacts quality of life. Everyone here is invested in making our team successful and it shows in the quality of work. It’s interesting how not having to worry about politics or wondering how to cover your ass lets you focus on the product.
I especially love how even the first few paragraphs of the second link make it clear that it’s not a problem with Signal.
That’s assuming even pay distribution, which is obviously not the case anywhere.
Still, I hope the distribution isn’t terribly skewed, the developers absolutely deserve to be fairly compensated.
Oh snap, as someone who’s recently joined, do you have some information you could point me to?
It’s a shame, XDA has become a trash site. :/