Embedder’s privacy policy is very clear that they keep your information. https://embedder.dev/privacy-policy “Content Data When you use our services, we collect: Any files or data you upload Any generated code or data”
That’s an interesting analogy but I do disagree with it. I would say that programming without an AI is like riding a motorcycle. You’re in complete control and it’s down to your skill to get you we’re your going. While…
I don’t have your experience but I personally think some of this feedback can be warranted. > Can't refactor code because it changes too many files and too many lines. This really depends on the change. If you are just…
Always interesting to see new RTOSs. However, I’m not sure CHERIoT is, I read the about section I’m still not too sure. Can anyone give me a ELI5?
Unless they are charged they are no different from any other component. Capacitors can keep their charge for a long time, especially big ones. But you can discharge them by trying to run the device when it’s not plugged…
This is what we have resorted to in my team. It was just too difficult to get everyone to keep good commit hygiene and follow a best practice like conventional commits.
Embedder’s privacy policy is very clear that they keep your information. https://embedder.dev/privacy-policy “Content Data When you use our services, we collect: Any files or data you upload Any generated code or data”
That’s an interesting analogy but I do disagree with it. I would say that programming without an AI is like riding a motorcycle. You’re in complete control and it’s down to your skill to get you we’re your going. While…
I don’t have your experience but I personally think some of this feedback can be warranted. > Can't refactor code because it changes too many files and too many lines. This really depends on the change. If you are just…
Always interesting to see new RTOSs. However, I’m not sure CHERIoT is, I read the about section I’m still not too sure. Can anyone give me a ELI5?
Unless they are charged they are no different from any other component. Capacitors can keep their charge for a long time, especially big ones. But you can discharge them by trying to run the device when it’s not plugged…
This is what we have resorted to in my team. It was just too difficult to get everyone to keep good commit hygiene and follow a best practice like conventional commits.