Wonder what the compensation for this invaluable contribution was
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Wonder what the compensation for this invaluable contribution was
I'll finish the article in 24 hrs - 10 years approx.
Regarding your second comment, I agree about realistic alternatives. I think these are options that could be anywhere. Even if it's for a short period of time to try something different. Maybe it'll widen perspective and opportunities
For example, we cannot yet google the software eng retirement age or the like. Assuming we started in 2005, average dude 25years old then hasn't retired yet and we don't know either where he/she's gone in 2035/45.
Just to downplay the importance of Heathrow through numbers is a bit absurd.
Some questions I come to think of
1. Why ESP32 made it closed? 2. What does the MAC layer in the OSI model make it so important to either make this closed/open source ?
From the article: "security auditability", possibility for features not supported, make research into Wi-Fi networks with lots of nodes more affordable.
E.g. ESP32 is proprietary, but it doesn’t limit the connection to certain routers, but could it be made to be?
Thanks for sharing this, I was first struck by the fact being laid off from Meta, I mean 10yrs of service and then laid off. I'm glad you did well and recovered after that.
I'm curious to know about the technology behind, did you use a framework?