iExploder

as a software dev? germany, norway, switzerland, denmark, ireland

you could try to start a consulting company together

makes more sense to ask aliens riding the UFO's, doesn't it.

It is every citizen's final duty to go into the tanks, and become one with all the people. — Chairman Sheng-ji Yang, "Ethics for Tomorrow"

expecting someone to "give a shit" is realistic when % ownership and profit sharing is thrown into the pot...

even this however does not guarantee people will give a shit, a sane person however might...

quoting people who were not born yet is not allowed

many people around the globe entering the market via remote work or willing to relocate anywhere + automation, frameworks or pre made template solutions

as with every new and lucrative industry, people eventually figure out how to streamline it

I wonder whats the next gold rush? astronauts? space colonist/miners? :)

for the real work you'll have to use C. Rust use case is for crafting cool new age hacker news stories.

scalable paradigm disrupting shift on blockchain in rust

embedded / iot / automotive, this currently stands on c ecosystem due to suppliers and billions of lines of legacy code

the failure of rust was it tried to start from scratch where better solution would be to seamlessly integrate into c,

maybe if gcc has support for compiling rust the future switchover on embedded would be easier

how about KiCad as replacement for EDA? for CAD, yeah, that is really the last thing to be ported to linux afaik

the problem is new sw also didn't fix the last 10%,

solution? add the last 10% to the existing solution (possible with open source) without reinventing the wheel completely, just to be able to stick a flag in the mud

great point, especially since now they try to sell the "compute module" variants which are aimed at commercial use, having to use a blackbox bootloader is wtf and I dont think many companies will accept that

hiroshima nagasaki

does it ever bother you to be building the next skynet? no hate, but I wonder if people @ google really think about what kind of world and future they are building with their actions...