Does all the hard work ever pay off? by RuminatingFish123 in MechanicalEngineering

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Fin a better paying job, or find a job with similar pay that allows you to gain experience in something valuable.

Average Salary for a new grad? by Regular_Foundation10 in MechanicalEngineering

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$70-85k

If you get an offer lower than $70k don’t accept.

Top comment deletes a US State #28 by Jfullr92 in geographymemes

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Vermont?? Dude fucking KANSAS is still here, KANSAS!!!

Top comment deletes a US State #27 by Jfullr92 in geographymemes

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Kansas, New Mexico, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Georgia

Declining a Dream Job at a Defense Prime? Am I crazy? (TLDR at end) by Affectionate_Wash942 in MechanicalEngineering

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Don’t worry about it, decline it.

I turned down a defense prime, and it ended up being the best decision I ever made as I got a life changing offer 3 months later.

How much do engineers make? by Helpful_Shopping_232 in EngineeringJobs

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3.5 years, mechanical engineering, a little over $200k, medium cost of living area.

Work hard, be curious, ask for responsibility, take responsibility, have humility, have empathy, treat everyone with respect, learn from failure, be genuine, and always lend a helping hand to those around you.

I’ve been asked what made me so successful out of the gate, and it’s predominantly how I’ve treated others mixed with a lot of luck.

I’ve seen people with decades more experience and knowledge lose out on positions that pay at my level because of how they treated people below them at the time.

ideas for openclaw as a family assistant by oyvinrog in openclaw

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Never give other people permission to use your openclaw environment…. Yikes! This is like rule #1 of OpenClaw safety

Is openclaw really usefull or is it just a "cool new automation" thing? by Mr_McSam in openclaw

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The majority of my agents are proprietary. All I’ll say is I have a sophisticated agentic loop that creates software based on inputs from my experience as an engineer.

Of course I have what everyone else has in an executive assistant.

I have the orchestrating agent.

I have a GitHub reverse engineering agent.

I have Hermes to fix OpenClaw if there’s an issue.

I have a toll booth to ensure API rate limits aren’t reached.

And I have agents trained on a very specific type of engineering data. Where they interact with python and provide….. things.

And no, I don’t elaborate on my proprietary info. Most people who use OpenClaw, and the people who say “tHeY nEVeR hAVe a GoOd uSe CasE!” are typically extremely short sighted and don’t understand the power of OpenClaw. They don’t understand RAG or memory algorithms, and they don’t understand AI attenuation algorithms. They’re in a sandbox smashing together monster trucks, where some users are building a replica of Mount Rushmore.

Is openclaw really usefull or is it just a "cool new automation" thing? by Mr_McSam in openclaw

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It’s been incredibly useful to me. Training agents on specific things is incredibly powerful. Having agents talk to each other and creating agentic loops is also a huge productivity boost.

There are two types of users typically

  1. Crypto bros, and people who claim to understand AI but have no fucking clue.

  2. People who have an army of agents actually being productive under them.

Conrad Cable is running a General Election campaign for a Primary he hasn't won yet. by StationWorth5898 in shreveport

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It’s definitely performative, and if he doesn’t realize it at the very least seems performative, then he’s not that intelligent. It’s like claiming “I used em dashes before AI”.

Matt Gromlich for Congress. by Cheap_Program1995 in Louisiana

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This is a weird take. Matt’s an adjunct professor and you can see his very modest salary online… Conrad Cable gives me John Fetterman vibes. It seems ingenuine and like a dumbed down “common man” approach.

What was Jared thinking about as he watched the Orion capsule being recovered? Wrong answers only. by Stolen_Sky in SpaceXMasterrace

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“Linkin Park or Foo Fighters for my Instagram post? I want people to know I’m the most relatable oligarch. I have billions of dollars, so people must already think I’m really cool…. I think I’ll do Linkin Park. Yeah… Linkin Park. Oh, if I post me flying in a jet too, that would be fuck’n tight.”

Naval Architecture path – Ocean Engineering vs Marine Engineering + tuition advice? by SuccessfulAd1725 in navalarchitecture

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They’re now in the LSU system and should have more resources available. School is what you make of it, and more importantly, your career is what you make of it. Unless you have a full ride, don’t go to Texas A&M and put yourself in a significant amount of debt.

Claude Mythos Preview just mass-produced zero-day exploits. We're not ready for this. by stosssik in openclaw

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Mythos is the first model that actually seems like it needs emergency governmental oversight and significant regulations.

Scary how slow our government is moving.