doganulus

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by doganulus 2y ago
Sorry, I do not contribute to projects governed by a tribal oligarchy. However, the ROS project gives me many anti-patterns for software engineering research. Social and psychological aspects that lead to such a collective frenzy are also i
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by doganulus 2y ago
ROS is like the One Ring. Binds everything in the darkness but corrupts you into his dark slave slowly. It must be thrown away into the hot lava.
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by doganulus 2y ago
Groupthink is what happens when people don't share their dissenting views, so the group as a whole makes poor decisions. This is why it is a bad idea to silence dissent. This defines the ROS community, as you have exemplified. So it is
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by doganulus 2y ago
The ROS project has terrible governance, and the community suffers heavily from groupthink. I just got banned from their forum for questioning what the ROS Foundation has done in the past two years--specifically on the build system. Yes, th
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by doganulus 5y ago
You need to start with the assumption that an infinite set exists (Axiom of Infinity) for uncomputable functions (and other weird mathematical things). Such concepts cannot appear in a finite universe.
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by doganulus 5y ago
Their premises about logical systems are wrong so their conclusion is not valid. In short, of course, there are logical systems with potentially infinite state space. For example, a Turing machine. A digital circuit is no different. Turing
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by doganulus 5y ago
These bland styles of course correlates with the startup culture. High growth pressures leave no room for specific designs and these attempts would be scorned immediately (sadly) when these new companies are the most creative.