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21 votes
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The Sydler π/4 polyhedron. The shape that should be impossible.
15 votes -
The origin of every European country's name
13 votes -
Team Fortress 2: Nobody's home
33 votes -
Taskmaster NZ Series 3, Episode 1 - 'F*** golf.' | Full episode
13 votes -
Join me as I build a small gothic cathedral with flying buttresses and spires galore with Tiny Glade's minimal tools
15 votes -
So I've played three hours of Elden Ring's DLC
6 votes -
"Badness 0", a suckerpinch/tom7 video dive into typesetting, LLMs, and Donald Knuth
29 votes -
Thoughts on VR?
Are there any other people on Tildes who regularly use VR? What has the experience been like for you? Which headset do you own? What do you use it for? Do you use it regularly? Any...
Are there any other people on Tildes who regularly use VR?
- What has the experience been like for you?
- Which headset do you own?
- What do you use it for?
- Do you use it regularly?
- Any favorite/recommended games/apps?
22 votes -
The case for New York City's congestion pricing
5 votes -
Queer Games Bundle 2024
19 votes -
The life and death of E3
14 votes -
FUTURE PALACE - The Echoes of Disparity (2024)
2 votes -
GoG - Cloud Saves files that exceed the default allocation limit (200 MB per game) will be deleted after August 31st, 2024
20 votes -
Poppy - New Way Out (2024)
8 votes -
Tildes Video Thread
Find yourself watching tons of great videos on [insert chosen video sharing platform], but also find yourself reluctant to flood the Tildes front page with them? Then this thread is for you. It...
Find yourself watching tons of great videos on [insert chosen video sharing platform], but also find yourself reluctant to flood the Tildes front page with them? Then this thread is for you.
It could be one quirky video that you feel deserves some eyeballs on it, or perhaps you've got a curated list of videos that you'd love to talk us through...
Share some of the best video content you've watched this past week/fortnight with us!
4 votes -
Nebula strikes deal with Spotify to stream video content
38 votes -
Micheal Nyman Band - Synchronising (live in Poland) (1995)
4 votes -
What's next after superhero movies?
14 votes -
Do not orient your map when using with a compass
8 votes -
Like a Dragon: Yakuza live-action series announced for Amazon Prime Video this October
12 votes -
Stockholm is in a race to fix its traffic congestion – but will this $4bn super-deep road tunnel under the Swedish capital work
6 votes -
What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them?
What have you been playing lately? Discussion about video games and board games are both welcome. Please don't just make a list of titles, give some thoughts about the game(s) as well.
22 votes -
The Cleverlys - Walk Like an Egyptian (The Bangles bluegrass/country cover, 2020)
8 votes -
Mike Tyson in 2:00.00 (World Record)
19 votes -
The race for next generation bombers - Stealth, drones and the B-21, H-20 & PAK DA programs
15 votes -
Nvidia’s project G-Assist - AI game assistant
8 votes -
Cloudflare uses deceptive business practices to bully customers into unnecessary enterprise plans
18 votes -
It's weirder than I thought. How cicadas make noise (in ultra slow motion).
21 votes -
The real trap of consumerism
13 votes -
Game simulation programming: Continuous time
7 votes -
Eminem - Houdini (2024)
21 votes -
Seven things killing movie theaters (and how to save them)
13 votes -
Priest – Demon's Call (2024)
3 votes -
How reality cop shows make us less safe
12 votes -
The Philharmonik, 2024 Tiny Desk Contest winner: Tiny Desk Concert
6 votes -
Why 3D printing buildings leads to problems
3 votes -
The Goya paintings you aren't supposed to look at
11 votes -
The Washington Ballet's hardest dance moves
7 votes -
Ira Moon – Sleeper (2024)
2 votes -
Being a hater and the overexposure paradigm
5 votes -
Astrid S – First To Go (2024)
2 votes -
Magdalena Bay - Death & Romance (2024)
6 votes -
Miike Snow – I Was A Sailor (2024)
7 votes -
The oldest art in Greece is not what you think
5 votes -
Twenty minutes of good news around the globe
15 votes -
Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: Moscow Tools (full special)
13 votes -
Advice on sharpening skills for career pivot
After spending a couple years in management I want to get back into more individual contributor roles. It's where I can apply the skills I actually enjoy. Preferably I'd work as a dev or data...
After spending a couple years in management I want to get back into more individual contributor roles. It's where I can apply the skills I actually enjoy. Preferably I'd work as a dev or data scientist, but what I want is to spend time solving technical/mathematical problems and less herding cats and politicking.
EDIT: US with ability to relocate; willing to take a paycut.
Background
- About 9 years as lead dev in a start up (2004-2013). It was the golden era of 2005 when we started and I got the role strictly on skills I developed as a teenager. The start up failed shortly after I left but an associated passion project has lived on. In this role I built video streaming software client side, server side, web apps, and iOS apps. I used C#, javascript/node, mongodb, redis, SQL, PHP, objective-c, and C++ as well as functioning as sys admin and webmaster. Pretty much solo dev except for a contractor or intern occasionally.
- Went back to school (homeschooled, no high school so I needed some pieces of paper), BS-MS-PHD, in mathematics (number theory) and published several papers. One of which launched a bit of a cottage industry for my collaborators. I haven't been involved post graduation but get updates when friends see me cited at conferences, etc. Wrote more domain specific stuff (Python, MAGMA, GAP).
- During my last year of grad school I got very jaded towards the grind I saw before me that more that likely ended with a job at a teaching school making less than I wanted. Pretty much as soon as I made my intentions public covid happened so I was job searching during 2020 while finishing my doctorate.
- Got my break early 2021, an entry level data analyst role for a major corpo. In this role I had a lot of time to just explore data, find patterns, test out some of the ideas friend in topological data analysis were thinking about, tested early ML models. Pretty much strictly Python and SQL. Went to manager in 2022 and then People Analytics Director in 2023.
Current plans:
- Attend more meet ups, there are a couple about an hour south of me. Hoping to build some connections with the local industry.
- Private server and website stood up, plan to host projects etc here for interested parties.
- Runs through exercism.io to refresh on some stuff.
- Find some open source projects to contribute on? There is also a local group of indie game devs, perhaps offer my services where possible.
So my question to you all is how would you go about sharpening skills and building up a portfolio?
11 votes -
What video games have had you taking real-life notes?
What are some games that have inspired you to break out a real pen(cil) and paper? How do you feel about games that implicitly or explicitly want you to take notes? Do you have any recommended...
What are some games that have inspired you to break out a real pen(cil) and paper?
How do you feel about games that implicitly or explicitly want you to take notes?
Do you have any recommended “note”-worthy games?
51 votes -
AI can ruin movies now, too - Aliens and True Lies on 4k
15 votes