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by bliti 11y ago
Thank you for the insight. I was not aware that the allocator api was not yet in the stdlib for embedded. I'll have to wait a little bit more then.
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by bliti 11y ago
Look at it this way: You beat Perl 6 to market. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Let me begin by saying congratulations to the Rust team and supporting community. I've been following Rust when I realized it would make for a good language to try with robotic controls (due to all the safety stuff). Stupid question ti
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by bliti 11y ago
I mean, some functions/methods will be longer than usual. Even if you split it into multiple ones the end product will be the same. Due to some of those derivative functions/methods being exclusive children to the caller. Sometime
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by bliti 11y ago
ICQ, of all places. But it wasn't like I was not having luck with other methods. This sort of happened. Anyhow, you just have to do three simple things: - dress nicely and appropriately for wherever you go/decide to go to socializ
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by bliti 11y ago
As a lead dev this is spot on. A lead might seem more expensive at first, but when you factor every advantage you come out much better.
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by bliti 11y ago
More or less. It allows you to write generic code you can reuse. In this case, you are extending the language. Feel free to post these "dumb" questions, or send them my way.
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by bliti 11y ago
I don't know. Didn't oculus announce a 2016 launch? I wish I knew. It'd be nice to be involved with the people who change computing once again. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Me too. Just give it a bit if time. When some yet to be born kid realizes how dumb and wasteful the cloud is (their words, not mine) and comes up with whatever it is that will replace them. Just like those meddling kids came up with that th
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by bliti 11y ago
As someone who started programming during the mid 80's: - Everything I've learned may be applied to most languages. Meaning that writing testable code generally translates from BASIC to Javascript. - Programming should always make
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by bliti 11y ago
This is a great opportunity to pair program with this person. You have the advantage of knowing the codebase and the company style/nuances. Sit down and show him. Don't point the things that are wrong. Make a list if all the func
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by bliti 11y ago
Stupid question to those who work in the aviation industry: This seems like a candidate for an automated script that reboots the server every n days or hours. Would such script be considered a potential risk? If so, why?
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by bliti 11y ago
Oh, classic address trap. I feel for you, my friend. It makes you wonder about introducing a new address system that takes into account your actual location in the globe (with GPS). Not a trivial undertaking itself. I assume it has been tho
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by bliti 12y ago
I'm not one to complain much, but it is unreadable. My tired eyes were not happy with their decision. May I suggest something more readable to the people behind the website? Please and thank you.
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by bliti 12y ago
For some reason this reminds me of how it was impossible for Nintendo to publish a SEGA game. Growing up as a die-hard Nintendo fan the thought of Sonic The Hedgehog appearing next to Mario was insane. Now days, I have a Nintendo Wii with a
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by bliti 12y ago
Its simpler to start with one small project that is well documented. When done, put some time into promoting it. Maybe a few hours/days. Rinse and repeat. Then focus is to gain demostrable experience, actionable knowledge, confidence a
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by bliti 12y ago
These codebases are often sub-contracted to the lowest bidder. Which explains all of the issues that everybody has on a daily basis. Sadly, hardware is a race to the bottom, and there is little motivation to provide quality tools.
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by bliti 12y ago
Author probably has future plans for the class. I've seen people write classes like that to later do overloading. Others write out the methods to sort of document that those are the ones they are using. I know it might not be one'
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by bliti 12y ago
Since Docker is not ready to officially be used in production: - Those of you using it in production, how are you handling security? - How secure has Docker proven to be in general?
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by bliti 12y ago
I meam, it's already been done in the industrial area. Factories are mostly packaged around machines. There is still a human component but that decreases per iteration. The real challenge is to make the automation as safe and non-obstr
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by bliti 12y ago
I was part of the original group of early access developers. If anyone has any questions regarding ARC feel free to contact me.
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by bliti 12y ago
I'd say a shield would be ideal. You could probably sell it to get more funds to tinker. :)
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by bliti 12y ago
I'm also in PR at the moment. I'd be great if you got in touch. Email in profile. :)
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by bliti 12y ago
I was thinking about doing something like this as a weekend project. I'm gonna use your and just have fun with it. Very nice work.
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by bliti 12y ago
I'm am ex mechanic and I hardly ever replaced a relay. Even in the old Porsches I still work on as a weekend. The few I did replace were due to a fan motor going bad. Which made the relay overheat. But I did replace many solid state bo
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by bliti 12y ago
This has been going since forever. It has been slowly gaining ground through the development and inclusion of non-serviceable components. Take for example the body control module that resides in most cars today. It manages the power windows
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by bliti 12y ago
As someone who was once in a similar position: - Due to child labor laws it might be an uphill battle. - If no one will give you am internship you can try and join a bigger open source project. - If all fails I'll happily not give you
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by bliti 12y ago
Good points. My worries are more directed towards the browser becoming a second OS and moving towards client apps. I guess I'm old school and am still tied to good old html.
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by bliti 12y ago
My point is more towards Chrome/Google. I mentioned Mozilla with regards to firefox the Web browser and not firefox os. The latter does excite my interest and has me dying to get my hands on a device to tinker with and build apps. Even
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by bliti 12y ago
I cannot divulge such information at this moment, sorry.

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