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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 2y ago
Automotive actually uses ML in plain c with some inline assembly sprinkled on top run run models in embedded devices. It’s definitely out there and in productive use.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
Ours isn’t much better. Each commit message has a mandatory ticket number you have to enter. So for details you need to jump to the ticket. The tickets often don’t have meaningful information in them apart from ‚for details see the attachme
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
It might not help you today with your immediate problem but think about it this way: You become the boss or responsible for some product. If you decide at the beginning to start off using Rust or rewrite some ancient, unmaintained library u
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
Microcontroller switch from 40nm to 28nm devices. Adding support to re-flash our control unit „over the air“.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
Solve a leetcode easy and leetcode medium problem in the morning before starting my dayjob. I wanted to prepare for the next interviews sometime mid last year but lost the motivation. It is very easy to skip the interview-prep after a full
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
1.) Force other competitors to go belly-up or buy them to create a Monopoy or if the authorities don‘t let you do that, try to end up in a duopoly situation where you and your competitor come to some silent agreement to not overly compete.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
It’s called Mercedes Benz. S class. They go the boring path. Work together with regulators. Prove to them that whatever they are doing is actually save to use. Don’t oversell to their customers. They go the way of building and retaining tru
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
Germany absolutely LOVES their .de TLD. .de has more weight than .net or .com for most people in Germany.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
No, we have come full circle with added layers of complexity.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
Democratic governments with freedom of expression and free speech is not compatible with the Chinese governance system
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
To add to this point, there are also less developers available who are willing and passionate about developing the next balcony, band aid and workaround for the half dead horse. That’s a career dead-end. Each and every developer wants to wo
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 3y ago
I can only guess: Probably some vehicle control unit (multimedia/dashboard) thought it had to stay powered on. Door is not fully closed - driver might want to enter the vehicle again any minute and start driving again. better keep the
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 4y ago
Why would it collapse? Nobody is able to afford to buy/live in your property anymore. If you don‘t find buyers/renters how will you manage to pay off your investment credit you took out at 95%credit rate while only covering contra
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 4y ago
2. C.A.R. Hoare - "The most important property of a program is whether it accomplishes the intention of its user." This is something I am guilty of too often. I get lost in fixing the minute details and edge cases that might come
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 4y ago
What can I tell you, We develop hardware and software using IFX microcontrollers, (HW still has bugs) compiling our code using GreenHills / GCC / HighTech compilers (they all still have bugs), debugging and testing equipment has i
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 4y ago
Use the IDE for adding an index to your codebase for better navigation & editing and cross file refactoring. Use whatever headless buildscripts you fancy (make?!) to build your project. Problem solved.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 4y ago
Different take on my sibling commenter: When VC has the choice to invest in two startups. Both on par, the one is already profitable, the other burning money, which company to invest in seems clear…
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Is there an entity behind the code / package / library that you are using that you can hold Liable in case of ill-behaviour. Don‘t use gcc for mission critical stuff. Use a compiler that is backed by people who are responsible for
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Or how about this. Don‘t use code that some stranger puts on the internet for critical stuff. critical stuff has to be defined per application. For controlling aircraft engines or car engines I for sure as hell do not accept unreliable pack
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Current day job company is big enough to have it’s own “software factory” abroad. It’s horrible. Some good guys but mostly Indian freshers that get burned in 1-2 years. Time zone difference sucks. Zero understanding of the product. To get t
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Sadly the vast majority of developers might know that there is a tool called debugger and might also know how to set a breakpoint. But that’s where it stops. No drive to see what your debugger offers you. callstack? what’s that? Conditional
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Sometimes the Root cause for problems is buried one or two abstraction layers deeper than the "responsible team" is comfortable to work at. This is where the "lower level" expert comes into play. At my place the abstract
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Having high false positive results with only single or dual sensors only shows how ‚bad‘ we still are with controlled secure automated driving.
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
Would you rather optimize for a faster overall fleet, or a fleet with stress free driving, no incidents, no need to intervene or be to be worried. If the system gets faster over time, even better. But I cannot imagine huge adoption unless t
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
In my opinion the underlying assumption autopilots are built with are wrong. It is assumed that the road is free to drive on. Only when the vehicle computer detects a known object on the road that it knows should not be there it is applying
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
I believe that this confusion comes from the avoidance of low level details. A function is just a location in memory where instructions are stored. Returning a function is nothing else as returning a pointer to a memory location. In languag
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
The web in general may be fine with this. But in the real-time domain (planes, cars, machinery, assembly lines...) you cannot allow uncertain behaviour caused by a shaky build environment
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
I never understood how anyone can be fine with dynamic build dependencies? Each and every build tool should be version pinned so that two build runs today and 4 years ago produce the same (hex neutral) executable. Otherwise debugging issues
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
My gut feeling tells me that as of late I am not able to stay on top of my inbox. The past 3 years I was able to leave for the day with no unread messages. The last few months I am unable to keep up. ~20 unread messages and several unanswe
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by oaw-bct-ar-bamf 5y ago
From personal experience there is 1 "senior" person (>5 years ) that has to support ~6 freshers.

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