hatsubai

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by hatsubai 2y ago
You're correct that they're used a decent bit in the defense industry. I can't talk too much about it for obvious reasons, but it's an area where I would expect an uptick in their usage within the next decade in the defe
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by hatsubai 5y ago
Another anecdote from someone who is also in the music production scene - 32GB tended to be the "sweet spot" in my personal case for the longest time, but I'm finding myself hitting the limits more and more as I continue to a
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by hatsubai 5y ago
While not exactly being what you're referring to (I believe you're solely referring to something akin to enterprise-esque application development), there are many jobs out there for those of us who build entire distros for public
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by hatsubai 6y ago
When I injured my back (years ago), I had to go to physical therapy and use specific machines that isolated the muscles in order to help regenerate muscle in the area. The physical therapy office was connected to a health center which was e
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by hatsubai 7y ago
Depending on how you define "fix," the common way (if the machine has already been rebooted and you're locked out of the session) is to boot via a live distro, mount the filesystem, and change permissions to get a usable syst
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by hatsubai 7y ago
Not the original poster, but I have been using Spotify for about 3 or so years fairly heavily (free version, not premium), and it still fails to update Discovery Weekly a good 90%+ of the time. The only time I get it to update is when I lis
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by hatsubai 7y ago
I believe this issue is only for certain NAS devices, or maybe only certain versions of the drives. For reference, my Synology DS2015xs didn't require any modifications to the four 10TB WD EasyStore drives I shucked that I grabbed from
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by hatsubai 7y ago
Sometimes, it just doesn't make sense. For example, I write and maintain the Linux kernel modules for one of the largest, most popular, and most powerful land vehicles in the world. It wouldn't make sense for us to release these t
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by hatsubai 7y ago
This comment sounds somewhat strange to me. If you don't mind me asking, where are/were you living in Florida where this is the case? I have lived in South Florida for 25 years, residing in areas around Martin County, Port St Luci
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by hatsubai 7y ago
I have experience in this. I translated exclusive Japanese-only content for a game for the PSP from Japanese into English (fan translation, not professional). At the time, I didn't really know what I was getting myself into. It was jus
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by hatsubai 7y ago
I am one of the OS developers for a military vehicle that utilizes vxWorks and Linux. It's honestly no different than other OS work out there. Documentation and help outside of WindRiver's official docs are more scarce, and open s
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by hatsubai 7y ago
One important part about learning how the Linux kernel works is understanding the details of the system's interface the kernel provides. In my opinion, there is no better book out there than the "Linux Programming Interface"
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by hatsubai 7y ago
From ShB onwards, you can now use the Trust system to solo dungeons and MSQ events. I'd be willing to bet they will port this to older dungeons once New Game+ comes out, although I am not sure if they'll ever do this with roulette
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by hatsubai 7y ago
I can only speak regarding my current manager since my interactions with my previous managers were few and far between, but here are a few things I have noticed: * If there are any issues at all, he is always available to listen. I am free
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by hatsubai 7y ago
We use it here exclusively at my current place of employment in the OS and BSP team. We create pre-built, bootable ramdisk images inside a QEMU instance which are hashed and saved for fast provisioning, as well as having multiple QEMU insta
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by hatsubai 8y ago
I find myself needing more force to hit the keys, but I can still type 120+ WPM without much of an issue. I regularly go back and forth between mechanical keyboards with MX Reds on my Windows machines and the MBP without an issue. It's
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by hatsubai 8y ago
Not sure if this is "recent", but I moved to the midwest during the end of 2015/beginning of 2016 to be with my, now, wife. In the Bay Area, I was getting paid relatively poorly compared to other peers and lived in an area th
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by hatsubai 8y ago
My first introduction to an open office layout was when I was 26 working in the Bay Area. For me, it was awful. I was surrounded by people who weren't working on anything I was working on and had no connection to what I was doing. It f
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by hatsubai 8y ago
Forums seem to have fallen out of style in favor of groups on FB. That's really the only reason why I use it. I follow certain niche groups and use their classifieds section heavily. Discord hasn't picked up for stuff I follow, so
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by hatsubai 8y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Sure Technologies: C, C++, Python, Bash, Git, Linux, vxWorks, Yocto, Buildroot Résumé/CV: http://thomasice.com GitHub: https://github.com/tomice Email
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by hatsubai 8y ago
I have a degree in IT. My first job was through a personal connection after literally over 100 resumes I sent out (I had a huge spreadsheet of job positions and offers. Offers was almost always "REJECTED"). It was a bit different
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by hatsubai 8y ago
Be careful. Many of them don't actually work with the latest iOS for one reason or another. I just ran into this issue myself after grabbing some cheap dongles off of Amazon, and I got an error stating that the "device is not supp
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by hatsubai 8y ago
Very much this. My wife is going through this very thing right now. It's been a few years, and her symptoms have improved dramatically. She went from being bed ridden if allergies hit her hard to high pollen warnings barely affecting h
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by hatsubai 8y ago
If you do any bash/sh programming, I highly recommend shellcheck: https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck
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by hatsubai 8y ago
I believe they're referring to the fact that vim + the OS itself (generally some flavor of *nix) can do whatever an IDE can do. From a terminal, one can call vim, gdb, valgrind, navigate file trees, utilize grep for searching codebases
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by hatsubai 8y ago
I have a degree in Information Technology and get pings from FAANG while currently working in the embedded defense industry. Most people I work with do not have a formal CS degree, either. It's usually more on the engineering side or e
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by hatsubai 8y ago
2018 15" MacBook Pro (i7 2.6GHz/16GB/1TB SSD/560X 4GB) because I prefer macOS for the majority of my work, despite being able to work on basically any machine. The touch pad is still amongst the best I have tried, it&#x2
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by hatsubai 8y ago
I am an embedded OS (both Linux and vxWorks) engineer for a defense contractor. Day to day work is actually more about maintaining the OS, making sure applications get loaded successfully, and continuously keeping it both secure and fast (e
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by hatsubai 8y ago
The interesting thing is that too much light can take its toll on productivity as well. When I was working at another company, it was inside an essentially "all glass, modern" building on the top floor overseeing a creek which led
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by hatsubai 8y ago
"Disruptive" - It's a term that used to describe an annoying school child, but now all of the startup junkies use it to push their grandiose ideas that they claim will upend major industries.

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