I would love to build a small physical device at my home wifi router level that detects these network patterns (certain IP addresses and data patterns). Then blocks those network streams. I think the correct fix is to intermittently block them so that the user gets a small drip and don't realize its broken so they don't try to find a workaround like turning off wifi.
SewerAI | SewerAI.com | UX Designer | Bay Area (some days remote) | FT | $130K - $160K + Equity (series A/B company)
We help cities manage their sewer infrastructure. We have a data platform that manages terabytes of video data and an AI tool that helps cities find problems in their sewer inspection videos. Our AI is focused on computer vision - not LLMs. Our data platform helps cities and private business run their inspections quickly, easily and accurately.
We are looking for a UX designer that can help drive customer productivity and be the voice of the customer.
please reach out to jobs at sewerai dot com
I have a very similar issue and likely the same cause. What has helped for me: Cortisone shots (temporarily relief but not a fix), losing weight, core strengthening activities and switching to a standing desk 100% of the time. YMMV. 43yr old male, lifelong developer.
Prompt:
Here is a riddle. It is a common riddle but with some changes that make it more difficult. You are an alien that will live for at least 10000 years. You have no sense of temperature. you can not feel hot or cold. you have eyes and can see. you are in a house. downstairs are 3 light switches that control 3 light bulbs that are upstairs. Each light bulb will last for exactly 3 years. you can tell by looking at a bulb if it has burned out after 3 years. devise a strategy to determine which switch controls which light.
ChatGPT 4
The standard solution to this problem involves using the heat generated by the bulbs, but since you as an alien can't feel temperature, we need to utilize the fact that these bulbs have a specific lifespan of 3 years. Here's a strategy:
Turn on the first switch and wait for 3 years. After 3 years, turn it off.
Right after turning off the first switch, turn on the second switch.
Leave the third switch off throughout this process.
Now, go upstairs to inspect the bulbs:
The bulb that is off and has burned out is controlled by the first switch. This bulb was turned on for 3 years, so it has reached the end of its lifespan and burned out.
The bulb that is on is controlled by the second switch. You turned this on right after turning off the first switch, so it's still functioning.
The bulb that is off and hasn't burned out is controlled by the third switch. This switch was never turned on, so the bulb is still in a brand-new condition.
This strategy ensures that you can confidently identify which switch controls which bulb.
SewerAI | Walnut Creek CA | Bay Area / Remote | AI Engineer & Backend Engineer | https://www.sewerai.com/
SewerAI is an AI and data management company that is improving the speed, effectiveness and cost for cities and engineering firms to manage infrastructure. Our cutting edge AI lowers the total cost of ownership of cities’ infrastructure by reducing the dirty, dull and dangerous work that must be done to maintain infrastructure.
Come join a growing and A-round-funded startup to help provide real value to the world.
SewerAI is a funded startup (with real revenues) that is helping cities manage their physical infrastructure. Yes we are really named SewerAI and our first product is AI to find problems in sewer inspection videos. Our second product is a cloud data management platform to help cities manage all of their data. We sell these products both to cities and the private service firms that support them.
We are looking for our first design hire. We worked with a consulting firm to roll out the first version of our site but we now like to bring that expertise internally. We are looking for someone that can roll up their sleeves to work with our product and engineering team to add new features and capabilities to the site. There is a lot of work to do!
We are a technology company that is looking to make improvements in the physical world. Helping the environment and the citizens these cities serve.
SewerAI | Walnut Creek, CA | Fullstack Engineer, Pythonista | Full-time
SewerAI is applying AI to the massive problem of sewer overflows. Most people aren't aware but our sewer infrastructure is crumbing around us, leaking enough sewage nationwide to cover the entire SF bay area in 7" of raw sewage.
We are revolutionizing the antiquated industry by automating the labor intensive part of labelling cracks, roots and grease in pipeline inspection videos.
We are a funded early stage startup with our first customer looking for a scrappy developer to help build our infrastructure and AI system. We are python focused.
Come join a startup that is solving a real world problem with AI.
The app witch lets you command-tab to switch apps but it lets you choose any open window of any app. So if you have 4 separate terminals and 3 chrome windows and multiple word documents open you can scroll to the exact one that you like
This is pretty spot on. I was on the receiving end of this and it’s incredibly challenging mentally to work hard to give away 40% to someone that just split. The comment about not being able to raise money is accurate as well.
Sell your stake for a fair value and wish the new owner luck. You could keep a few percent of stock but not enough to deter potential investors.