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fazkan
9y ago
Seriously what is new here would love to know...
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fazkan
9y ago
first job, had a EE background, wanted a software job. Embedded software is where I could sell myself. I work on the Nucleus RTOS, have been for the past 2 years. Couldnt have asked for a better job than this. If I had gotten straight into
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I had the same problem with distraction. At the moment I am writing this, I have just finished working and its 4am, will leave office at 4:30. will crash on my bed around 5am. tough I am reading the art of learning, and I have been trying t
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fazkan
9y ago
Finally, have been waiting for this for a long time now.
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10y ago
It's not, codesourcery was combined with Nucleus and provided as a completed suit called readystart. We have a really good support for hardware out there. I know codesourcery alone would have been enough but they just repackaged it. P.
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10y ago
You are one of the 2/3rd kids who were part of the marshmallow experiment. You cant control your desire for immediate gratification. I feel that with the level that you are in, you need a bigger problem to solve, rather than start a ne
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10y ago
the one that you like the most...
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Tesla Hires Apple’s Creator of Swift as New VP of Autopilot Software
(techcrunch.com)
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Research perspectives and challanges for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies [pdf]
(jbonneau.com)
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10y ago
so you could have done the same thing in python as well...
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10y ago
Hay a quick dumb question, I have seen a lot of CLIs written in go recently, why do people prefer to write CLIs in go. On the other hand why did you write a CLI in go.... I am comparing go with other scripting languages like python, which h
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The cryptoanarchist manifesto
(activism.net)
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10y ago
Right, now they sell it with nucleus, on which I work......its safe to say that they had great toolchain, now there are better options available...
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fazkan
10y ago
Well I work here, and its safe to assume that it was already infected...lets hope that the parent company does the opposite...
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Siemens to buy Mentor Graphics in $4.5B deal
(reuters.com)
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C standard teminologies
(medium.com)
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10y ago
I am so interested in answers to this question....
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10y ago
Yea I know, it became the unary operator * in B , and then was used as such in C.... Read this (tough I am sure you have already read this), this is by the legend himself... https://www.bell-labs.com/usr/dmr/www&#x
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Anyone wants to teamup for nodeknockout thats on Nov 12-13
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fazkan
10y ago
Wao man that blew my mind, didnt know that about "!" operator...nice article...
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10y ago
I guess thats a given with the amount of ease and fast prototyping that it provides, it had to have taken a lot of decisions beforehand for you...
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Ask HN: What is the intnded way 2 participate in nodeknockout or othr hackathns?
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10y ago
I read a paper somewhere from dennis ritchie, where he explained the development of C language, the pros and cons; and in there he mentioned that reading complex declarations is a problem in C, he said that if we had placed the * operator t
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Your best lines from Steven pressfields turning pro or resistance or war of art
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Ask HN: Would anyone be interested in a modular BSP(Board Support Packages)
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10y ago
You added joelonsoftware twice, if I were you I would add it one more time, just to show how important it is....
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10y ago
Well you probably have reached your year 5, through circumstance or pure luck. I think this article is for people who have no idea. I know this articles presents the very cliched aurguments in some cases, but in other cases it presents some
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A detailed introduction to volatile
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Hay hello, are there any positions for embedded software, cause the jobs that you posted seem to be for backend engineers....
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10y ago
Yea man I had the same comment, first kat then torrentz, these were the major players...
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