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oaw-bct-ar-bamf
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oaw-bct-ar-bamf
6y ago
Current 2020 automotive microcontrollers are nowhere near 7nm. 65nm and 40nm is where it's at right now.
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6y ago
Got my first PC in ~2001 Mainly used for playing games. First contact to programming was through the computer course at school. Decided that I want to pursue a degree in computer science and studied the same at university. After getting the
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6y ago
4. Split up the codebase into modules. You yourself cannot change these modules. Only the ‚module experts‘ are allowed to change their own modules. Your final executable will consist of ~200 such modules. If you find bugs / problems yo
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6y ago
Different product at my dayjob came to mind. The license costs ~18.000€ per year. Luckily it‘s a free floating license that can be reserved by the user. So it can be fully utilised and a wider pool of users sees the benefit and the great va
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7y ago
I am in favour of this. If a site is doing the work of providing content (news, sport game scores, weather, ...) and Google passes by, scrapes the most important information and shows it on their own site, a large swath of users will never
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oaw-bct-ar-bamf
7y ago
Why would you ever use a credit card over a debit card??? With debit you spend the money you own. With credit you take debt. On every single payment. You are taking debt. Only at the end of the month you pay your debt. If you spent too much
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7y ago
I am relatively new to a project that is being sold and used in the order of millions for approximately 25 to thirty years. It was refreshing to find out that one of the approximately 7 languages that contribute to the final executable that
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7y ago
To you as a domain expert, yes. A typical user just tosses the device into the trashcan. For him it’s effectively bricked.
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7y ago
No. I devoted 5 years to study computer science. I won’t program if it’s not getting paid for. Separation of work and private life is important for me.
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8y ago
There are two sides to this topic. Without strong theoretical roots and familiarity with sorting/pathfinding algorithms, you are unlikely to spot the situation where off the shelf solutions are not sufficient. You yourself and your em
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8y ago
Not having a cable dangling on your body. Not needing to have your phone on your body constantly. Source: Wife owns AirPods and I use them from time to time. For me these two points are HUGE plus points. But I won’t buy them as i find them
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8y ago
Spending time to read the license + exceptions More importantly: Trying to convince upper management that this license will be ok to use.
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8y ago
If you think YouTube comments are bad, I recommend you to visit the Twitch (Gaming) stream chats. It will change your perception of 'horrible comments'