As a developer, my first step was to take an online class on how to prompt for chat gpt et el.

My second class is on to go agentic AI (calling AI from a program).

I recently attended a short presentation on RAG (ask Chat GPT). This filled in a lot of holes in my brain about LLMs.

Question: what did you teach? Can you teach tech?

Best answer I have, find some volunteer work that supports what you want to do. Do it for 6 months, add to resume. Possibly find an open source project to add to. Be sure to professionally document your changes.

I teach Computer Science at GCSE/A-Level so if that's what you mean by teaching tech I guess so!

Top advice though thank you.

Home use robot weed killer / puller. Does not need to be fast, but does should not need manual moving for each square foot. Although, if it was fast, I could drive it like a lawn mower speed that (even as slow as 1/4 pace) would be acceptable.

Corollary, is there an add on for firefox to always set only essential cookies?

OMG I had no idea. Thanks will look into this. Not like I can do anything. But I feel bad for the people suffering.

You're welcome!

I like that, because you have framed when to expect an answer.

In addition, you need to write down the question, and to enforce your commitment, read it back to confirm. At the least if you do not read it back, email them what you think the question is.

The Perixx I have is the periduo 505. I find the chick-let style keys annoying. I am often hitting the wrong keys. As opposed to before hitting the wrong keys occasionally. Easy to be off a whole row or left and right.

Ahah, thank you for this remark! It's better to know this in advance :)

I kind of like the Perixx Periboard-512B. With real grown up keys.

I'm not a big fan of the navigation keys layout in this one personnally.

Mine died a few years ago. I replaced it with one from 'perixx' but I kind of hate it. Not enough to get something else, because I have not found a better answer. I am excited to see if someone has a solution for you.

For now, I'm highly hesitant to take a Glove80 with an extra keypad for the numbers, but I still hesitate with one of the original (Microsoft ergonomic desktop, Mobility lab ergo k30W or Logitech K860 ergo, even though most are wireless)

I bought the glove in December 2024. I had a wrist issue, and using the glove solved the issue. It’s pretty uncommon for an ergonomic keyboard to be made for people with small hands (16 cm height), and the Glove80 is perfect for that.

A number of years ago I tried Antlr and could not get it to work. Now I see the have a 'Hello world' equivalence. So I am excited to try it again.

Thanks for posting.

Feel free to contact me if you have any ANTLR blocker.

For honest reviews, there are a lot of issues. Back in the day PC Magazine used to have reviews that were not very honest. They would be sent product to test, that was clearly curated by the vendor to be the best of the best. Think PC comparison where the vendor would tie test 1000 machines and send the fastest one in for review.

So it is an issue of you have to find a trusted source. Consumer Reports advertises that they buy everything they test off the shelf. Although I suspect car dealers in the area of CR get prescreened cars.

I personally trust Toms Hardware for many issues.

Also I look at Amazon 1 & 2 star reviews. People will complain, and I look for common comments. Of course you have to dodge the crap reviews that complain about delivery issues or (my favorite) the advanced book that was not a good introductory book.