mindentropy

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by mindentropy 4y ago
I have a theory here. In times of growth the large companies will hire like crazy so that people don't work or create competing products. When times are tough they fire people who in turn will work on creating competing or revolutionar
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by mindentropy 4y ago
It is not snobbery and you are taking it the wrong way. It is more about having plenty of mature developer tools at your finger tips to get the job done with lots of automation. Also having source of everything allows you to check how somet
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Exactly. It is painful in Windows 10. Nothing beats running natively.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
WSL in Windows 10 is almost useless. Also for embedded and people working on kernels etc it is really painful.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Do you have some dirt on the Infineon - Cypress deal? I am not very confident with how Cypress was doing.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>I didn’t grow up around anyone particularly handy I grew up in a similar household. Fortunately I was the handyman for my family. I never had tools but I used to improvise. I also used to fix some of my hot wheel toy cars and I longed f
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by mindentropy 4y ago
My colleague in Germany showed his in-law's house and he said that his father in-law built the whole house by himself. Is this something common in Western Europe and especially Germany? I was very impressed as this is something very ra
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by mindentropy 4y ago
How are K&N filters compared to the stock filters? I am thinking of changing my stock filter to K&N filters but I have a lot of hesitation on how long it will last.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
I love maintenance and salvage videos. It is so addictive especially machines and electronics. I would recommend Diesel Creek videos ( https://www.youtube.com/c/DieselCreek ) which is really fun. I am in awe at some of
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>Carnegie opened my eyes to how to communicate productively, but it’s also a really manipulative way of being. I find it odd that people keep raving about this book. As you said it is a very manipulative and exploitative way. It is ok if
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by mindentropy 4y ago
When I see videos of Ben Mallah on Youtube with juicy contracts on maintaining his properties, it is fantastic for people who are in the trades. A talented person can easily graduate to earning a firm.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>only losers do not finish work they started. Is this really true? In life I noticed that many things are counter intuitive. I have seen people who work hard to finish something don't get good opportunities as they are always busy a
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by mindentropy 4y ago
What about sending meeting invites via email?
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by mindentropy 4y ago
I had worked on their Hyperspectral imaging sensors providing surrounding support (Dev kit + SW stack). It is definitely cool and has a lot of applications especially for detection of adulteration in food etc.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
What is different between Credo's PHY versus something like a Broadcom PHY?
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Why doesn't the website say anything about the product? It is just an infinite symbol.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Have you checked out IMEC and their imaging sensors? They have fantastic technology and are open to spinoffs and funding.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Calendaring is very much important. How will I schedule meetings? Meetings, appointments are the most important things in business these days.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Does the Thunderbird calendar work as good as outlook for you? Does calendar invites and other communication programs have good integration with Thunderbird?
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Seriously, I would love to learn his networking skills. With all that trust and funding this guy is set.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
For Gvim my go to is Inconsolata font with white background. Similar case with the console. Dark mode for some reason is very difficult for me and gives me a headache after sometime or makes my head heavy. It is strange because previously I
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>I can’t believe this degenerate can start billion dollar companies left and right Don't know how he manages to raise money. Who in his connections would risk such huge investments? Is it some kind of money laundering or something?
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>Once you realize you only work for (aka being bribed by) BigCo to snuff out their competition it pretty much removes the guilt of not working. Yes. Exactly. There is no real innovation. All that I see nowadays is corporate drama of pass
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by mindentropy 4y ago
A quick question as it very hard to get an answer back on this. Does Google ask leetcode stuff for firmware and kernel engineers too?
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by mindentropy 4y ago
I used to do that and it has helped me quite a bit. Now I know what distro's are good and I can bring up embedded systems much faster and what needs to be packaged. I also have to have a particular font and color or it would be difficu
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by mindentropy 4y ago
As an Indian I loved my afternoon sleep during the holidays. During school days I would come home and sleep for an hour while reading something. I really loved my sleep. When I started work I hated that my sleep was reduced drastically. Sle
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by mindentropy 4y ago
> We have hundreds if not thousands of very talented (not me) engineers who work on low-level firmware, drivers, kernel, performance optimization, etc on Linux. I am interested in working on this. Do you know if there positions open and
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by mindentropy 4y ago
>His commentary on C-DOT was a complete wet blanket on my theories of how the world is changing through technology. Could you expand on this? I am interested to know what were his opinions.
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Hmm. I am more interested in the Maker/DIY culture. Somehow in India we have lost all of this and even if we have, it is pushed to some grungy areas of the city where it is mainly chop shops and scrap dealing. I still remember in the 1
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by mindentropy 4y ago
Yes.That objective is totally crazy and I wonder why no one is criticizing it. Crazy stuff.

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