I don't get it, AI does some impressive things but I don't trust it to write any code that goes to production. I've used AI for many one off python scripts for visualizing some log files that mostly worked, which was…
I also recommend that podcast but I would suggest balancing it with '5-4' podcast or 'strict scrutiny'. Sara and David do a very good job explaining both sides and the law but there are times I think advisory opinions…
Cooling is more difficult in space, yes it's colder, but transferring heat is more difficult.
You'd probably still win the wager but I do want to say there are some of us using C23. We even use it in our embedded systems running on arm based microcontrollers. Though we still do maintain some C89 code :(
Or you get ostracized for saying you don't want to have to involve lawyers to get your wife the medical care she needs. Depends on where you are in the country.
I have never seen such a system that I thought worked or wasn't just gamed into uselessness. Do you have any examples of systems that worked well?
Entirely possible I don't understand something as I'm not sure what you mean by taking advantage of higher data rates. We're sending data over UART at the max rate that doesn't introduce too many bit errors. Mainly we…
We just upgraded from Xmodem to Kermit last week in our embedded device.
It probably depends on the bank somewhat. My local community Bank in a small rural town won't have many, if any, million dollar home mortgages, maybe some of the farm or business loans are that large. Also I hope you…
Forgive my confusion, but, are you saying you would pay $15 for a meal that cost $35?
I have not used this and it says it targets embedded systems but maybe it is close enough to what you might be looking for: https://github.com/knurling-rs/defmt
I've used https://github.com/rokath/trice which is similar but targeting microcontrollers. It isn't immediately clear to me if nanolog could run on a microcontroller with its output directed over RTT/uart/etc or not.
Despite the project being archived and no longer maintained I continue to use it and recommend it. I use sourcetrail when diving into new codebases to help get a sense of the flow and organization of a program. I've…
Last year I discovered I really enjoy group workouts. The local YMCA has several group classes and I find it far easier to exert myself and go when there is a group of people all doing the same thing as me. When I was…
Edge cases. If d is very large then 2*d might be larger than what can be computed. Also I think the code could just multiply d by -1 which would "reverse the sign". Even that has some edge cases that should be handled…
Safety certifications add to cost. We recently took an EVSE through certification and although we passed on the first try it was still expensive and to pass on the first try we did extensive testing and documentation…
I don't get it, AI does some impressive things but I don't trust it to write any code that goes to production. I've used AI for many one off python scripts for visualizing some log files that mostly worked, which was…
I also recommend that podcast but I would suggest balancing it with '5-4' podcast or 'strict scrutiny'. Sara and David do a very good job explaining both sides and the law but there are times I think advisory opinions…
Cooling is more difficult in space, yes it's colder, but transferring heat is more difficult.
You'd probably still win the wager but I do want to say there are some of us using C23. We even use it in our embedded systems running on arm based microcontrollers. Though we still do maintain some C89 code :(
Or you get ostracized for saying you don't want to have to involve lawyers to get your wife the medical care she needs. Depends on where you are in the country.
I have never seen such a system that I thought worked or wasn't just gamed into uselessness. Do you have any examples of systems that worked well?
Entirely possible I don't understand something as I'm not sure what you mean by taking advantage of higher data rates. We're sending data over UART at the max rate that doesn't introduce too many bit errors. Mainly we…
We just upgraded from Xmodem to Kermit last week in our embedded device.
It probably depends on the bank somewhat. My local community Bank in a small rural town won't have many, if any, million dollar home mortgages, maybe some of the farm or business loans are that large. Also I hope you…
Forgive my confusion, but, are you saying you would pay $15 for a meal that cost $35?
I have not used this and it says it targets embedded systems but maybe it is close enough to what you might be looking for: https://github.com/knurling-rs/defmt
I've used https://github.com/rokath/trice which is similar but targeting microcontrollers. It isn't immediately clear to me if nanolog could run on a microcontroller with its output directed over RTT/uart/etc or not.
Despite the project being archived and no longer maintained I continue to use it and recommend it. I use sourcetrail when diving into new codebases to help get a sense of the flow and organization of a program. I've…
Last year I discovered I really enjoy group workouts. The local YMCA has several group classes and I find it far easier to exert myself and go when there is a group of people all doing the same thing as me. When I was…
Edge cases. If d is very large then 2*d might be larger than what can be computed. Also I think the code could just multiply d by -1 which would "reverse the sign". Even that has some edge cases that should be handled…
Safety certifications add to cost. We recently took an EVSE through certification and although we passed on the first try it was still expensive and to pass on the first try we did extensive testing and documentation…