GoToRO

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by GoToRO 6y ago
It seems you’ve presented zero data points, and decided that this does not universally applies, which seems unreasonable.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
What you said is very true, at large companies only. There are way more companies that are smaller and move much faster. When they hire someone, it's very clear to them what they will be doing, who will present the project to them and
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by GoToRO 6y ago
It's not about believing, it's about knowing. You have to couple that time interval with the company they worked for. At one company it took them 2 weeks to set-up my email, 3 months to decide on which project to work on and in ab
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by GoToRO 6y ago
"This information is very important." Years != Experience ...but thanks for confirming the shallowness of the recruiting processes we've all experienced.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
‘This is not what you want for health’ Could you elaborate? Is it because then you have draft in the room?
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Good engineers must learn that while they spent the time learning their skills, other people spent that time learning how to steal others’ people work. If you are really good, you must start your own company. Much harder, I know.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Sure there is. It's free if your income is less than $1000000 per year. It's $1000 per year otherwise. This is no joke, I know a company that does that.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
What about the cars? They have speed limits too.
519.
by GoToRO 6y ago
Is that your justification for not testing the actuator? Space is hard, let's not test things?
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Thank you! now you get it!
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by GoToRO 6y ago
What you say is just common sense but as you can see from the downvotes, average people do not like smart people. And the exact same thing happened before the launch, I bet. But the exceptional engineer was simply “downvoted”. Things are te
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by GoToRO 6y ago
2 years ago with a Samsung tv: no network, no terms and conditions signed, no terms signed, the tv would always forget to use the same input it was using before restart (degraded functionality). I never tried to remove the network after I s
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Possible. But I know how they operate and they loose a lot of effort on nothing really.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
I got updates on samsung just fine and in fact more updates after 2-3 years. Also the updates were more visible (UX changes).
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Yes. Here it is also because you can’t get it anywhere at the price you see on their website. It’s much more expensive and so not worth it.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Yeah... no! None of the people evaluating my work ever open git. So it’s all gossip. Don’t be naive thinking that coleagues will praise you or that any manager knows how to look at code in git. If you write code that is that good you will b
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Sure. Nothing was more pathetic than seeing a tv ad telling me about an electric VW car that I can not buy because it's not ready... This ad was preceded by another ad that was full of electric concept vehicles. None of it exists in re
528.
by GoToRO 6y ago
German automakers have everything they need to beat Tesla and yet I keep watching them doing nothing year after year. Oh yeah, the people that really build these companies in the first place were squeezed out it seems.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
First, sprints are dumb. You don't hear Usain Bolt running sprint after sprint, right? Second you have nobody that is senior. Yes expensive. But as you can see cheaper than the current situation.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
What I was saying is that the way you debouce a button comes from the customer (mercedes, ford etc.). For sure you don’t act on a button press imediately. If you do that in automotive, all the electric noise will trigger the button randomly
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by GoToRO 6y ago
The problem is the software was open source, zero income. I bet the woodworking will not be free.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
After you do all that, start your own bussiness because now you are underpaid.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
I’m not sure what lag are you refering, but on physical buttons there is a minimum of 50ms - 100ms required by the customer. I guess is the same as on iPhone where if you hold backspace, it will not zap all the text, but go one by one with
534.
by GoToRO 6y ago
Autosar for automotive. The delay is a requirement and not really due to the framework.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Here is the thing: most developers have very weak personalities. So yes, the sociopaths figured out that by stressing the engineers, they can get more work done, until they burnout at least. You owe it to society to let a deadline slide by
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by GoToRO 6y ago
casual user heard about vim? no way!
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by GoToRO 6y ago
I'm sorry but free software it's just a very big tree that is rooted at 0 dollars. That means that nothing can grow under that tree, no cheap alternatives will be feasible. So free software just makes everything expensive. I have
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by GoToRO 6y ago
I want Chinese programmer's day!
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by GoToRO 6y ago
Because they don’t. They still have petrol cars to sell and no real plans for electric full cars. The only companies that make nice electric cars are those that only sell electric cars.
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by GoToRO 6y ago
You also need to fix the decision making. Why are we letting important decisions in the hands of "support" people?

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