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cjwoodall

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    I wish companies that offer such a core technology and what not were at times entered into a public trust, similar to how some public lands are managed, that would protect them fro…

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    Comment #47430853

    Rule 3 is still very much real. Fancy fast algorithms often have other trade-offs. The best algorithm for the job is the one that meets all requirements well... Big-O is one aspect…

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    Comment #47336617

    I will admit I have almost always made the choice to not use ros2. I am trying to use it now for some work, and I can see where/when it would be useful... But I almost always feel …

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    Comment #42577959

    Love the article! Honest reflections on shifting goals, is great. I personally have found grinding and grit mostly counter productive unless it is accompanied by a reasonably short…

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    Comment #40683410

    Find something you can bring a unique level of energy too, and bring it. One person’s generalist is another’s expert, thinking in those terms just isn’t that useful. The ability to…

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    Comment #38695059

    TVS diodes can protect from transient voltage spikes when used properly (low impedance to the input connector, properly chosen and with the proper supporting circuitry) Zener diode…

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    Comment #37252618

    I did out together this blog post a while for doing this for free using ashell https://cwoodall.com/posts/2022-01-02-obsidian-ios-sync/

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    Comment #34792378

    This key! The wealth of formal verification tools in the safety critical c and c++ world is very high. Those tools, not the compilers are what get validated during tool qualificati…

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    Comment #28566570

    I once made something very similar for myself in College when I was told not to use git for something in a lab… so my solution was to automate making archives. It worked ok. Defini…

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    Comment #27432724

    I would contend that 10kHz is pretty fast for a control loop thats doing anything complicated in a Garbage Collected language on a non real-time OS. The later issue being some what…

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    Comment #27432427

    I used tabula (and later camelot) to extract some register maps from data sheets to automate making some basic drivers! What an awesome tool. I had to post process but both were co…

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    Comment #26317126

    BETA Technologies | Embedded Software Engineer | Full Time | On Site | Burlington, VT The Embedded Software Engineer is responsible for owning the development of innovative control…

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    Comment #26067308

    BETA Technologies | Burlington, VT USA | ONSITE | Embedded Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Electrical Engineer and more! | beta.team BETA Technologies is working on the ALIA eV…

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    Comment #23596057

    That was just a nice light read. Loved it

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    Comment #21796146

    So sad that it did...

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    Comment #21728047

    Depends a bit on what your crash response strategy looks like eh...

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    Comment #20164794

    It seems to me that type inference would be silly in this case. Type suggestion during mypy checks might be useful though. Function x does not specify a type, but returns SomeHelpf…

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    Comment #16457087

    Thanks for the correction.

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    Comment #16255016

    For us road trips roadtripper works well to start. I typically end up using Google sheets docs and presentations to bring together all of the logistics. Things get a bit nutty thou…

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    Comment #15676755

    Quotes work wonders. For many search engines including google knowing the syntax for more advanced searches is key.

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    Comment #15592674

    I will agree with that. I have investigated other options and always come back to the same place. I am currently trying to unwedge us from vendor specific IDEs to cmake subprojects…

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    Comment #15590497

    Having just done this for my company, this is awesome. I probably won't move to using this for the time being, but there are a lot of pitfalls to doing this, many of them subtle. W…