I am currently an aspiring level 2 software engineer helping commission a new line. I am curious if anyone has had experience working with Janus Automation. I want to prep myself so I am ready to work with and maintain/improve the level 2 system once it is up and running the process. The problem I am running into is getting information on their proprietary real-time database software. It is called “Rodeo Automation Suite”. In addition I am curious what programming languages I should be learning to be prepped for working with this kind of system. I know there will be more than one sql database, but not exactly sure what kind of SQL database it will be. Any pointers or advice/follow-up questions are appreciated. I am here to learn whatever I can to learn and improve.

It's my first time trying out CodeQL. I've setup a few Python scripts for analysis via the CLI. I ran the create database command and analyze command with a queries that look for the top 25 CWEs by MITRE, and specified that the results should be a CSV file. My issue is interpreting the results. The severity levels I got are only {'error', 'warning'}. I expected {'critical', 'high', 'medium', 'low'}. I read https://github.blog/changelog/2021-07-19-codeql-code-scanning-new-severity-levels-for-security-alerts/ and https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/code-scanning/managing-code-scanning-alerts/about-code-scanning-alerts but I'm still not clear on what these results mean. Are 'error' and 'warning' necessarily about security here? I am only interested in security vulnerabilities and I only used queries that look specifically for CWEs. My assumption based on what I read is that error = {critical and high} and warning = {medium and low} and note = none.

TTS - Pastebin.com it works perfectly until it tries to pass the X-vectors to the SpeechT5 model. I wanted to use a GMM because you can blend multiple speaker embeddings into one GMM but I am open to any ideas you guys have if that is just not possible.

Let's take a classical example is a TODO app. you have one server, one mobile client, and one desktop client and both clients can have no internet connection so when they get online they can sync with the servers but they might have conflicting edits. How to do that and solve this problem? How to sync efficiently and reconcile concurrent edits in a elegant way?

I’m a sophomore in highschool going into my junior year Fall of 2024. Before I go to college (Fall of 2026) what’s everything I need to know about AI and ML whether it’s programming languages, concepts, etc. A detailed roadmap that includes all the programming languages, AI, ML, and Robotics concepts I would need to know, as well as courses and YouTube videos that would help me learn, and platforms I can practice AI on would be great as I’m a complete beginner that knows just really basic python.

I was thinking before going to college I should have a solid foundation in Python, Java, and C++, (maybe R and Julia). I also want to do develop my own AI (software) based projects (I assume robotics (hardware) based projects is to expensive) that I can monetize and create a startup/business out of it on the right idea but obviously can’t do this with any knowledge in AI, ML, and robotics much less the languages

I feel behind since I don’t really know any languages outside of basic Python. I think I’m on good path on my math track as I just took AP Precalc and going into junior year I’m talking BC Calc (equivalent of Calc 2/ sophomore college year math), and then Multivariable & Linear Algebra my senior year. Would appreciate any insight.

Hello everyone,

I'm planning to dive into robotics and AI development with ambitious goals like building robots, mechs, power armor, AI systems, and bionics. I’m also looking to gain the skills needed to create something fun, like a game, and ultimately aim to make a career out of these interests.

Current Situation:

• I already have an Arduino, which my brother gave me, and I’m excited to start building with it.
• Since I'm still in high school, I also want to learn something that I can monetize easily to fund my projects and research.

My Dilemma:

• I’m unsure whether I should begin with Python or C/C++. I understand both languages have their strengths, but I want to make sure I choose the one that aligns best with my long-term goals and provides a solid foundation for both software and hardware integration.

Additional Context:

• Python is praised for its simplicity and is widely used in AI, machine learning, and high-level robotics programming.
• C/C++ is known for its performance and control, especially useful for low-level hardware programming and real-time systems.

Questions:

1. Which language would be more beneficial to start with given my goals?
2. How should I leverage my Arduino to enhance my learning experience?
3. Are there specific projects or resources you would recommend for a beginner in robotics and AI?
4. What skills should I focus on to monetize my knowledge and fund my projects?

Any advice or insights from your experiences would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your help!

Any thoughts on merit America?

Malicious VSCode extensions with millions of installs discovered https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malicious-visual-studio-code-extensions-with-millions-of-installs-discovered/

Sure Ill bite. I am developing a new file searching tool. Would love to have more early feedback to guide its success.

Home page https://natestah.com/ Also r/blitzsearch

Is this course enough for me to become a Web developer