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by lnsru 2y ago
I guess it’s the lack of everything in a partially state owned company. Here you go: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Act They don’t really think about competition. That’s an arena for power fights, empire bu
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by lnsru 2y ago
That’s probably how 80% of presentations I attended last couple years were presented. Open slide, read sentences written there, go to next slide. Not nice.
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by lnsru 2y ago
Europe will be worried like always is. And nothing will happen. My last job was at large German military contractor. My personal opinion is that this whole industry is made to consume government’s money in most inefficient way instead of bu
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by lnsru 2y ago
AMD got rid of the foundries in the past. The other company is GlobalFoundries and looks like to be doing fine. Intel tried to do the same 15 years later, but didn’t succeed. It’s really hard to have both things right - semiconductor manuf
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by lnsru 2y ago
I am just curious who still orders anything today with delivery expectation to get it before Xmas. From my experience the delivery drivers are today delivering tons of stuff ordered a week ago and they are so overloaded, that todays order m
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by lnsru 2y ago
My director pushes production guys really hard. They sometimes close an eye and ship a bit faulty product. No screws on heatspreader or wrong thermal pad. And here you go, these things do not last long. But in the books revenue was made in
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by lnsru 2y ago
Who cares actually? Nobody. See initial Tesla problem with wheels falling off: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/us-age... Launch fast, ignore obvious things. I see it daily: „just ship product
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by lnsru 2y ago
I am the guy with an appointment with Ozempic prescribing doctor. I will seriously think about it twice. “Normal” starving does not have any very rare and very bad consequences. It’s just very very difficult.
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by lnsru 2y ago
This! A big red flag to me too. The manufacturing is hard. Even if you design it properly there are million ways to fail somewhere in the manufacturing process. Hardware is for graybeards.
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by lnsru 2y ago
What’s your expectation from CCD drive circuit? Understand enough and repair it? Make a similar device? Make a micrometer exact clone? In that case with old crap we used X-ray pcb inspection machine. Made enough pictures to recreate all the
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by lnsru 2y ago
Looks like there is regular EPROM in this case. Nothing too ugly. Except very old microprocessor.
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by lnsru 2y ago
One must love Drake R8A receiver! I would say, that having no internal ROM is an advantage in this situation.
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by lnsru 2y ago
It’s not that hard to reverse engineer anything you know about. You know, there is FPGA, there is PCIe, FPGA model is also known. All externals interfaces are also known. High probability, that the board is not broken. Imagine obscure mothe
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by lnsru 2y ago
Half of Germany drove to Italy with their VW Beetles back then. It’s a traditional thing. However there are some neighborhoods where with second child family buys their Mercedes V class or VW T6. I prefer those over the ones having Ford Fie
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by lnsru 2y ago
I am pretty sure, that “lightweight” and “family” are not easy to combine unless you’re family of three without the need for a luggage. Those new electric cars need big batteries just to be somehow usable. Recently consumed 35 kWh for 65 mi
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by lnsru 2y ago
This organization has no creditability at all. It lost it complaining about countries defending their borders from immigrants and recent antisemitism campaigns. Sorry. It’s now another anti western propaganda machine comparable to Russia To
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by lnsru 2y ago
Technical founder sold a company (where I currently work) to a big corp. Big corp sends here regularly directors with MBA to fix things, but things are worse and worse every year. People ask me why I joined a company in free fall every week
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by lnsru 2y ago
Many many unrest cases showed, that with proper oppression methods the country can go for decades afterwards. Gulags and closed psychiatric clinics were full of unstable elements trying to destabilize countries. And that was possible withou
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by lnsru 2y ago
It does not suck! Hardware just barely works. I design motherboards for industrial computers for living. Last gem: radio module draws 5 amps while transmitting instead of specified 2 amps. Trust nobody!
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by lnsru 2y ago
Thanks for detailed explanation. I wasn’t able to believe in YouTube videos, that many extremely tuned cars were legal in US. In Germany they would be immediately towed away as not roadworthy. The lifted trucks leave me always speechless. W
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by lnsru 2y ago
That’s why we are living like luddites. During house renovation nothing smart comes inside despite complete new electrical installation. There come thick cables for wallbox and heat pump, but that’s all. I am so tired of barely working appa
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by lnsru 2y ago
Be careful there! You need only one idiot to become a meat in a wheelchair. It’s my personal data point. Luckily it was only very close call. I can walk, run and dance again.
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by lnsru 2y ago
People used to buy a car for life. These cars from the past were built differently and made a good name for German cars. Golf 4 is a legend. Now it’s crap made for 150000 miles and then time to buy a new one. All brands the same! Source: bu
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by lnsru 2y ago
Looks like he has enough doubles to replace him for decades to come. The guys shown in TV have different wrinkles. Maybe it’s botox. But the behavior patterns are too different. One is shaking hands in the streets just like that. Other one
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by lnsru 2y ago
I don’t think it’s a good thing to tell the manager about starting/ongoing job search. Never heard anything positive happening after this in my career. Next day after that you are immediately put into departure queue. Basically no work
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by lnsru 2y ago
Sounds like another recycling nightmare to me. To the endless stream of electronic thrash come radioactive materials polluting everything for hundred years. The use cases do not convince me either. Why eternal battery when cheap electronics
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by lnsru 2y ago
That’s bad advice. ZynQ brings the steepest learning curve. The developer needs understand FPGA development including tooling, ARM buses and Linux kernel. That’s way too much for a beginner. The path with normal FPGA like Artix 7 or Spartan
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by lnsru 2y ago
There are many dreams that are failing. Self driving is solved having private driver by upper class. The same is for flying taxi. Renting helicopter is no big deal. Few hundred euros per hour and you’re anywhere in no time. Maybe flying tax
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by lnsru 2y ago
No. The developers are very capable. Think about Volkswagen’s diesel defeat device. The managers are the ones running the show. And you can do anything you like as developer in such situation. Managerial decisions will not change. It’s hidd
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by lnsru 2y ago
That’s the nice theory. This place is rented since 1995 for cheap. No way to buy it for yourself. That’s why the price is low.

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