InternetOfStuff

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by InternetOfStuff 7y ago
Not sure if your comment was aimed at agile vs. "agile". Agile and safety critical is fine. It works. "Agile" is a problem, safety-critical or no.
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by InternetOfStuff 7y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 7y ago
Unless it's windy.
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by InternetOfStuff 7y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
That billboard was made by Facebook themselves though, in an attempt to "educate" users on privacy, in a feeble attempt to appear responsible.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Management may not see it that way, but a cunning, experienced tester is invaluable. The nature of testing may have changed. For one, the approach to testing is different with more smaller iterations and more powerful automation. For anothe
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Out of curiosity: I studied engineering in Germany. There's no such thing as a PEng in Germany -- the only thing is that the title of Dipl.-Ing. (equivalent to MEng), which was the culmination of my studies, is protected. How does it m
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Anecdotally, Sony BT headsets are pretty good (I'm currently on my fourth set, I wear them out eventually). In my personal experience they have decent sound, pair reasonably easily (through NFC and "normally"), and the connec
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> I agree but in containers' defense they weren't supposed to be about security in the first place. > In my understanding the main incentive for the huge push behind them was immutability and them being microservices-friendl
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
I don't know enough (or in fact any) Khmer to make a meaningful comparison, but the "b", "bp", and "p" consonants exist in the Thai alphabet as well.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Khmer is sure to have its own oddities. I learned Thai, which shares Khmer's refreshing simplicity, like not having tenses. However, it has "classifiers", which are used when counting things. In English, you might say "T
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> It didn't really make sense then either. No sky looks like television static. If you'd like to be literal about it, dense snowfall, perhaps? Anyway, the point, I think, was that it shouldn't look like any sky today , bu
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> I say that as someone that finds that line rather nice. It is a very nice line. However, it's dated to the point of losing its meaning. Like rotary phones :-)
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> That first sentence characterizes the novel's diegetic (in-narrative) setting by giving the sky a property of an alternate medium (television). Unlike gentler rhetorical assertions such as simile, the declaration that the sky poss
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Well, Neuromancer's first line doesn't make sense any more :-P That said, it's one of my favourite books.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> How many VW corporate employees do you think browse HN? Out of more than 600'000? A bunch, I bet. (Yes, I was shocked at the number too)
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> "If you want your software to be adopted by Americans" > Not to get too off-topic, but while taking the piss out of America I read the opposite into it. I figured it was a piss-take directed at VW.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> And then this is the more hands on version, which I guess would be sovereign as ansible deployment. I used to run a Sovereign box. It served me well for 2-3 years, but it got too cumbersome to maintain: they changed their approach to v
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> Still searching for a good Android mail app... Give AquaMail a try. I find it efficient, fast and featureful. I've never noticed any bugs. The user interface is perhaps not fancy, but IMO not ugly either, and certainly functional.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Thanks a lot for engaging in this conversation, you gave me a few new perspectives to consider. Enjoy your day.
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. You have very good points. It wouldn't be in my personality (I think) to lash out at people publicly like that, precisely because it's a public channel. It is in his personality, however, and I thi
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> When you are doing something no one else has done before Leading people? Fair enough, he ceated something remarkable, but at the end of the day people have been leading others for literally millennia. So I'm not willing to cut him
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
SEEKING WORK: Embedded/IoT development, development process consulting, product quality consulting Location: Munich, Germany Remote: preferred I'm an experienced (>10 years) software engineer with management experience. I have
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
> I wonder how that is interpreted? * If the nature of what goes on inside a room conflicts with the presence of windows -- e.g. labs (say, a laser lab) * if the room isn't meant to be used by humans (e.g. storage closets, server ro
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by InternetOfStuff 8y ago
When I worked on safety-critical products, it was actually really nice to be able to push back. "We can't satisfy the safety case yet" is all you need to say to get your manager to cave. If they want to take the risk upon the

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