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hra5th
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Comment #38341656
My impression is that most Cruise employees liked and respected Kyle a lot. I have seen external people with a negative opinion of him but I am surprised to see someone say they ha…
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Comment #35833161
For rust code, I have found https://github.com/japaric/cargo-call-stack to be the best available option, as it does take advantage of how Rust types are implemented in LLVM-IR to h…
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Comment #35803809
The email gets marked as read once you click out of the email to view a different one (which I agree is unintuitive, but it is not true you have to explicitly click "mark as read")…
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Comment #35558362
I am surprised to see the same user post > no one is criticizing Apple while being pragmatic [...] it is expensive and complicated for them to do that and have waterproof devices a…
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Comment #35310752
I would be surprised if bugzilla.mozzila.org has over 5 million users
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Comment #35060466
I don't agree that the rules for UB are virtually the same as in C. One example: if your unsafe Rust code modifies any memory address for which there exists a reference elsewhere, …
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Comment #34716321
A brief search on Mouser seems to indicate that The AVR Xmega costs roughly 2.5 times as much as other 8 bit MCUs from Atmel with comparable amounts of flash/RAM -- are there other…
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Comment #34710517
Rust integer overflow bugs in release mode are still much safer than C++ integer overflows -- Rust integer overflow is well-defined to wrap in release mode, whereas it is UB in C++…
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Comment #34701146
MediaSourceExtensions ( https://caniuse.com/mediasource)is one good example of a useful API which has been supported by roughly ~every browser for years except for safari on iPhone…
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Comment #34414807
If you need to interact with connected peripherals from the linux environment a VM is still usually a much less productive experience. I do a lot of embedded development, and while…
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Comment #34011306
SpaceX pays significantly higher than NASA if you believe levels.fyi, so I think it depends what industry average you are using. If you compare to general software engineering then…
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Comment #33808003
To be clear, removing the bounds checks led to the observed performance degradation. Your statement beginning with "I am a Rust fan, but..." suggests that you might have interprete…
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Comment #33513648
In addition to the other comment, the primary problem with malloc() in embedded environments is that you push the memory exhaustion error to runtime, rather than compile time (not …
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Comment #33361388
For Cortex-M embedded topics, memfault's blog is simply one of the best out there. Consistently great posts even though they are written by a bunch of different authors. I go back …
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Comment #19473104
I find it hard to imagine that a product which lasts 2 years and is smaller than a shot glass can be much of an environmental concern. I would have to throw away 10000 pairs of air…
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Comment #18409619
What ARM chip are you considering this for? Is it a Cortex M?