Tried demo but all I got was "I'm sorry, I can't quite catch that".

We're running the demo on a single 3090, so it may sometimes be a bit buggy. You can try running it locally here: https://github.com/homebrewltd/ichigo-demo/tree/docker

The documentation isn't very detailed yet, but we're planning to improve it and add support for various hardware.

The demo video makes me feel dizzy. Easy on the bounce.

Yep I’ll replace with something softer and have perhaps 2 examples on the landing page: one for a screenshot and one for the video of a screen

Plenty of comments calling out the design as "worse".

Bottomline: "But despite all the missteps and stress, the results might justify all the pain. I expected the new website to increase sales by 10-20%, but it’s been closer to 40%."

I can imagine obfuscation as a useful thing for Chrome extensions where, in some cases, your business logic cannot exist on server.

Are you using any AI writing tool or just accessing the openai API directly?

Do you have an email that I can contact you? I run a headphones magazine, Headphonesty and I will love to publish an article on this topic.

This post is me reciting rumors about what I've heard of how things worked and how things played out. I'm not sure that I'm a good source for an article and I can't really officially confirm anything, even if I know it to be correct.

Your best option is probably to email virtual interview questions to Tom Ammermann, the CEO of https://newaudiotechnology.com/ He's a great guy, Granny-nominated sound engineer, and has been working on 3D sound with all those technologies for a long time.

Bought Youtube Premium and have no regrets paying for a platform that taught me so much.

I once let the Premium lapsed and was bombarded by aggressive ads. Immediately turned Premium back on and it was almost, I kid you not, zen-like.

The "defmarco" blog post is gold. I appreciate that he put it a quick bullet format, rather than a long fleshed-out ebook.

Most of the rules actually applies across all types of roles and not just a engineering one.

Gonna print this one out and nailed it on my desk.

Any chance we get to see that book? I constantly trying to improve my company process (we are small, < 10 people) and I like to see how others are handling operation.

I was hoping that there will be something in the guide for session hijacking.

I recently seen many youtubers having their channel hijacked due to hackers taking over their Google account.

That requires their endpoint to be compromised, doesn't it?