hatsubai

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   by hatsubai 8y ago

   Agreed. I work on both vxWorks and Linux in the defense industry for a very popular armored fighting vehicle, and despite popular belief, the Linux kernel with the RT patch works well enough that both the cost of vxWorks and the issue of fi
2. 32.▲
   by hatsubai 8y ago

   Being a Linux kernel and OS developer for a defense company, vim has been my main editor for quite awhile, and I have no issues with the touch bar on my new 2018 MBP. For those that require the tactile feel, there's always remapping ca
3. 33.▲
   by hatsubai 9y ago

   I am a contract employee who gets work via an agency. I have full health benefits (health, vision, dental which costs me about $200/mo), paid holiday, vacation, and even paid overtime (1.5x my hourly rate). All of this was negotiated a
4. 34.▲
   by hatsubai 9y ago

   The company isn't really hiring for software devs right now, so unless you already know Ada/vxWorks or current architecture, it might be hard to get into.
5. 35.▲
   by hatsubai 9y ago

   7/10 Work as a contractor for one of the largest govt defense contractors in the aerospace and land vehicle field. Lots of opportunity here to work on pretty much whatever you'd like. You can jump on any project ranging from low l