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by lnsru 3y ago
As electrical engineer doing digital designs I have hard time understanding things without knowing NES internals. Though I have idea what is being meant behind the rows. And probably I could implement them too.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I had many many technical interviews this year. Nobody wanted to listen to my stories. I got a technical task and needed to solve it. From explaining steps in Visual Studio on paper how to create a functional hello world GUI. To some crazy
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by lnsru 3y ago
It’s in German: https://www.bild.de/regional/muenchen/muenchen-aktuell/schne... This news source isn’t most reputable. But you get it from the pictures - the workers clean snow and ice by hand. We did it with
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by lnsru 3y ago
I am in Munich right now. Bavaria should start doing something about this. Snow from Friday is still not taken care of. Public transportation still does not work. Pathetic.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Because in russia one bad word in good environment with some kgb buddy might get you a trip to gulag. So everybody was very careful choosing conversation partners and topics. That’s not the way to build strong social cooperation.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I have another example - asbestos. With all the protective gear people can work usually only half of normal shift. Because wearing proper mask and tight overall is very very difficult. Cleaning nuclear site adds probably radiation exposure
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by lnsru 3y ago
I hear these things about smashing hardware from other places too. Absolutely crazy… An ex colleague was smashing prototypes of wireless chargers for cars for weeks.
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by lnsru 3y ago
There were some job ads from german state company on who’s hiring thread another day. And what can I say… the salaries there are bad joke. One must love the country very much to join such place. I guess, mafia will not save on salaries here
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by lnsru 3y ago
More or less project controlling/management with regular progress reviews.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Looking someone to discuss my development progress (bi-?)weekly. I have promising validated idea. However without funding and with full time job it is tough. And I find myself too tired to continue development. My e-mail is in the profile.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Funded my Dipl.-Ing. studies in Germany by myself. There was no shitty or half criminal job I didn’t took. Hold on. One day it will over and better.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Look at the the old rich families that own retailers (Aldi and Lidl) or car makers (Porsche and BMW) or equipment manufacturers (Liebherr). And the new online millionaires. They all look like school pupils compared to old riches. Wealth cre
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by lnsru 3y ago
I am developer who spend 2 decades developing things. First decade it was hardware and now I moved to software. I can always guess which idea from “idea person” will work and which is not technically feasible. In my limited experience the “
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by lnsru 3y ago
That’s a very good question. How often is it too low? Once in 2 year? I could live with that. Once a week? Time to visit repair shop.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Romania? That’s why companies go there and other distant countries. To pay below market rate with huge press support. I experienced it first hand from Continental and Hella. If I have the same job in Germany, I will get normal salary. If I
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by lnsru 3y ago
Obviously you can check coolant level by yourself. Roundish coolant container has min indicator. And looks similar for all VW cars.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I will get out. Application development using C++ and Python. Maybe C#.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I will go through the course before Xmas. The thing is that in bare metal development even C standard library is not always being used. Recently I wrote some string processing functions for very specific parsing task. Nobody would need such
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by lnsru 3y ago
Any ideas where to start learning C++ as an embedded developer? I wrote many lines of bare metal C code and want to transit to higher level jobs. I see many expensive or completely free courses, but I am not sure which one is usable in my c
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by lnsru 3y ago
I guess that’s how my grandfather got lung cancer. Everybody were smoking in the office. He was the single one who never touched a cigarette.
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by lnsru 3y ago
I have a problem with public funded universities and research in Germany. I really don’t like how professors own companies where everything comes from PhD students’ work. Basically they transfer state/grant money into personal pockets
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by lnsru 3y ago
Robotics is expensive. One needs a team of software developer, electronics engineer and mechanical engineer to develop something. 3 people over 3 years with expensive hardware and couple millions $ for MVP needed. How many google ads for an
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by lnsru 3y ago
Looks like it’s not unique case at least. The space infrastructure insurance has history of decades: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_insurance
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by lnsru 3y ago
No. Because there is no difference who makes an interior or motors or battery anymore. There is no real difference in BYD dolphin, Kia eNiro and VW ID.3. Except price maybe. Internal combustion engine was once the differentiator. And it’s g
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by lnsru 3y ago
I wrote another day, that the co-workers are not the friends. Many disagreed. But that’s typical shit. The psycho stories are rare and nobody believes them unless one experiences that in person. A colleague can go from nice sport partner to
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by lnsru 3y ago
The same elephant is in the room in Germany. The society starts discovering patriotism which was unthinkable few years ago. The problem gets slowly too noticeable to be hidden by mainstream politicians.
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by lnsru 3y ago
How about some volunteering in the community? There are many opportunities for communication. Even more if you have kids. I have elder lady next door and we have random lunch conversations when I fix occasionally something in her old house.
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by lnsru 3y ago
Nice that it worked out well for you. The last friendly colleague relocated to the other town. Guess if we will meet again with 1,5 hours driving distance. It was nice relationship with 35 minutes driving, but now obviously it’s over. I wil
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by lnsru 3y ago
WFH is much nicer, the toxic person will need to call you and this is extra effort. But in the office you’re few steps away, so the whole day can be poisoned easily. My stupid manager (and former brilliant technical contributor) once sat fo
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by lnsru 3y ago
Your colleagues are not your friends. You’re more like passenger in the same bus where somebody will depart in the next stop. It’s dangerous to build relationships with people who are about to leave.

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