Was in a Waymo in south beach this week. Insanely impressive. Dealt with traffic, ride share drivers randomly blocking lanes, people/bikes/scooters dashing into the path and more. All went flawlessly. Rode in it for about an hour.
It definitely felt less capable recently, I thought I was imagining it, but it was noticeably more difficult to get it to help on tasks that usually aren't so hard.
I got down to about 6% for a bodybuilding show. It was incredible to look at, but also literally painful to bump into any hard surface, to sit on any hard surface, etc. The amount of bony protrusions you have when the body fat is gone is eye opening. I walk around at 10-13% typically, then lean down for summer and shows.
Most people at 30+ lbs further away from 'having abs' than they think. I see it time and time again.
I'm curious, what kind of fees are hosts charging? I have a rental condo on AirBNB, our cleaning fee is $180, which is exactly what my cleaning company charges me to perform the clean.
We are hiring an experienced software engineer to join our team, developing software for our inventory management systems. We are a small (but growing) company. The incoming engineer will have a direct impact on our customers and the success of the company. You'll wear a lot of hats, from adding new features, fixing bugs, possibly interfacing with various hardware products, integrating a new front-end library, scaling the server infrastructure, etc.
We seek a smart engineer with broad experience with linux, python, aws, etc. We have some interesting scaling problems to address as well, so experience with concepts of scaling within aws would be a benefit.
Candidate must be within driving distance to come in to the office as needed, but can also work from home.