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Really? Because it's used in so many fields there should be something interesting there one would think. Of the top of my head: Defense, agriculture, home auto

by ab71e5 7y ago

Really? Because it's used in so many fields there should be something interesting there one would think. Of the top of my head: Defense, agriculture, home automation, industrial automation, finance, automotive, oil&gas, space resarch, robotics. The list goes on! I think the proprietary toolchain stuff is also changing, but slowly.

AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y ago
> Defense, Ethically dubious, and I don't care about making money. > agriculture, I don't care about making money and I doubt there are not already much better solutions by people who, for instance, actually know something about agriculture. > home automation, Needless overengineering masturbation as far as I'm concerned. > industrial automation, finance, automotive, oil&gas, space resarch, robotics See above re: money, and products already made by people who know shit. Personal computing is what interests me, and most people doing personal projects with this stuff are making overengineered light blinkers or garage door openers or some other nonsense.