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by davidrm 7y ago
What was the turnover rate at that place? This would have me quit within a week.
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by davidrm 7y ago
Yes, we do :) Well, maybe not 64 cores. In embedded/automotive, majority of the tooling does not have a linux version. Compiling is a bitch. Still, you're probably right about the 99% comment.
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by davidrm 7y ago
completely unrelated, it's so funny that i saw this comment, looked at your name and thought "hey, i know this guy!". it turns out i forked your dotfiles ages ago when i first started playing with i3. also neofetch is pretty
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by davidrm 7y ago
But 1:18 is far far away from any professional result. That’s actually confirming what I said. I’m friends with two people who can beat that (1:16, 1:15). They have day jobs. That race just wasn’t that competitive, even if it had 20k runner
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by davidrm 7y ago
Yeah, my ego is at stake here. Sure. Anyway, yes, any race longer than a marathon is basically niche when analyzed based on the prize pool, media exposure, number of professional and recreational practicioners. Seeing the rise of US skill i
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by davidrm 7y ago
In running, female only trophies follow the same philosophy as age group trophies. Overall winner is reserved for whoever crosses the line first. Then there are M/F age groups for older runners (5y wide age groups most often starting a
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by davidrm 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by... Not a single Japanese company, while the lists are dominated by the US ones. What you're saying is nothing other than the ancient TV trope about the
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by davidrm 7y ago
> Oh and it would be so quiet. would it? I was under the impression that proppelers were much louder! what is the biggest source of noise in an aircraft/type?
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by davidrm 7y ago
ahh it ocurred to me that i might be wrong, but repeatedly hearing from expat friends how americans find the number of vacation days in EU shocking, i decided to poke anyways
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by davidrm 7y ago
> doesn't like when people go on leaves while he himself enjoys vacation twice a year the US sounds like a dystopia more and more everyday. sure, one could make the case that these work habits are a reason for your success, but who
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Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors Invest 80M EUR in Rimac Automobili(rimac-automobili.com)
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by davidrm 7y ago
jesus christ the us market is amazing. (yea yea there are trade offs)
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by davidrm 7y ago
> That's not middling, that's ridiculously overpowered for almost anything embedded. well you obviously have a different idea of embedded. Sure, there are different requirements for different systems, but in IoT, my previous co
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by davidrm 7y ago
that’s because for those cases the power draw is hard to predict. in case of your phone, the BMS might be lying and also the state of health of the cell might not be accounted for, but it’s more likely that some apps are juat power hungry.
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by davidrm 8y ago
> I maintain and support the C++ toolchain for a major commercial embedded operating system which one?
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by davidrm 8y ago
I’m really curious about the teams that need this. To me it seems like a non issue, and a symptom of disorganization. Hope you don’t take this the wrong way, kudos to you, I can see from testimonials that it helped a lot of people.
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by davidrm 8y ago
In my neck of the woods, southeasterm Europe, PhD students are the ones that are looking for an easy gig, usually less paid, with most of them having no ambition for academia and lecturing and yet without having any industrial plan with the
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by davidrm 8y ago
pretty much the same in Croatia and I dare to guess, Serbia and Bosnia (maybe even Slovenia).
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by davidrm 8y ago
We, Rimac, are also supplying Koenigsegg with the battery packs for Regera, feel free to AMA, hopefully I'll be able and allowed to answer :)
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by davidrm 8y ago
Kind of. After connecting to the gdb server, CLion's GDB client usually sends some commands (IIRC start) that will not return a proper response because the server does not support it. Our solution was writing a wrapper to the GDB'
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by davidrm 8y ago
i applaude you to sticking to your principles and voting with your dollar, however i do not share your sentiment about walled gardens. and when it comes to ethics, same argument can be made for apple with regarda to users controlling their
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by davidrm 8y ago
you are completely right up to the last sentence, he knows what he’s saying/doing. he’s simply appealing to emotion hoping to influence the verdict. he most likely knows that this argument is bullshit, but it’s a good strategy.
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by davidrm 8y ago
> Why? Did they do anything noteworthy or exceptional? Yes, they are collapsing due to being overworked in one of the most valuable corporations in 21st century. The fact that a lot of people seems to be so dismissive about this fact is
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by davidrm 9y ago
Are there any real studies done in this field that factor in which percentage of the population has to be working for the system to be sustainable? And what would be the most reasonable source of funding this project? I'll admit it, th
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by davidrm 9y ago
This has been the most disappointing blog post I have read in quite some time.
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by davidrm 10y ago
Detailed posts like these help beginners.