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Comment #11371472
Zomato and Flipkart are not successful. They are just surviving. Most of the startups are "me too" kind just copying what has already been done but just localizing it to the Indian…
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Comment #11074007
Keeping cash under mattress is risky. Why not buy gold(or precious metals)? Movement and hiding it is way easier than $100 bills and transport too is easier. Just wear it as jewell…
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Comment #11047274
Just curious, did you fund your FU fund living in the current place?
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Comment #11047270
Renters will increase the price knowing full well that people will double up. Also if the renters are ruthless they would directly tell you to have more people packed in an apartme…
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Comment #11003391
Opening up bit streams would be really great. I am still hoping that someday we have completely open source FPGA tools.
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Comment #10929809
How long can the circus keep going? It might collapse at any moment yet I don't think anyone knows for sure. This statement is fundamental. It is very very hard to time the market.…
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Comment #10914744
Fountain pens. I have some fountain pens come down to me from my mother's student era.
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Comment #10875495
As a person who bought these ads I think you would be the right person to answer some of my curiosity. Do people really click ads and buy? Is there data of the whole from click to …
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Comment #10842331
The idea to write a tiny modular driver came to me because of need. Sometimes developers do not need a write and simply need to read a file. Sometimes they want a very minimal read…
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Comment #10836616
I have been writing a FAT32 driver to understand the FAT32 file system. It is very exciting as this is my first time I am dabbling with file systems. I will be porting this to my b…
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Comment #10801791
Thanks! I also have a blog ( http://thesoulofamachine.blogspot.in/ ) where I go in detail explaining parts of the code of the various subsystems to get things up and running. I hav…
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Comment #10800465
I see a lot of people having problems with the BSP. Excuse me for the shameless plug but I am developing an open source baremetal firmware for the Samsung SoC S3C2440 ( https://git…
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Comment #10800325
Sometimes people use a RTOS in the SoC. Some people run baremetal OS or NoOS in these SoC's. I myself and developing a baremetal OS for the Samsung S3C2440 and I find it hard to ge…
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Comment #10757360
It is mixed. On the one hand there are quite a bit of honest people and there are quite a lot of corrupt people. The problem is the amount of variables which are huge and how it ha…
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Comment #10750052
Yes it is. Such smart people should be working on these things and should be encouraged. Of course his system is still a lot rough and a lot of work has to go into it but he is jus…
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Comment #10750034
I personally use xubuntu. What myztic meant was using "plain ubuntu" instead of alternatives like xubuntu, lubuntu or kubuntu. Xubuntu is medium light for me and is fast. Previousl…
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Comment #10750025
Congrats geohot. Come up with a good development framework for people to build on and it would be awesome. This is good innovation and engineering. Like the article said it sure be…
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Comment #10607252
No I don't. It is just an observation. Now in for e.g. India there are a lot of people going into engineering or medicine as a way out of poverty. So you are right but now it is th…
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Comment #10607242
>But if you come from a poor family, then sports is one of the ways to get out of poverty, because even if you can't go pro, there's still the chance of college athlete funding or …
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Comment #10606077
I have seen that most of kids who have struggled in their childhood because of say low income from their parents or bad family have a kind of a fighting spirit. Most of the people …
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Comment #10594395
What will be the impact of this on jobs? I see a lot of layoffs in the semiconductor industry. I don't know what is the impact on jobs for a firmware engineer. I don't see anything…
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Comment #10470519
This is the problem here. As an embedded developer where every cycle counts I have come up with the same question as the poster above why bother with such languages. If a switch pr…
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Comment #10469755
xobs, What was your experience working with the CPU vendors to open up the ROM or atleast provide a method to by pass the ROM and use an external ROM?
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Comment #10469654
You can always go for the Samsung S3C SoC which loads 4kB of code from NAND flash. Now if you ask me whether the loading is software in a certain boot rom internal to the chip or h…
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Comment #10365796
There are very good TI Cortex M3 and M4 Tiva Launchpad boards (for $12.99) and for the ultra low power applications the MSP432 cortex M4 launchpad boards (for $12.99) with very goo…