My God.... the state of Angstrom, BitBake, OpenEmbedded... while the maintainers are doing great work, they are not nearly as stable and mature as established architectures.
Seriously, check out OpenEmbedded and try to roll that latest Gumstix omap-console-image. Count the number of things that are broken. It is a travesty!
This kind of shite would NEVER be accepted in a mature x86 based project.
Seems like everything was Made in Japan for the longest time... which was then replaced with Made in Taiwan which was the case for not quite so long a time... Made in China is going by the way side relatively quickly.
After SE ASIA, there is Africa. After that who knows.
FTA: "One researcher told of receiving threats of sexual assault and violence against her children after her photograph appeared in a newspaper article promoting a community tree-planting day as a local action to mitigate climate change."
>> * Only large-scale assembly coding I've ever had to do was for a compilers class, but there was obviously no way around it. Fascinating to learn and do, but I sure hope I'm done with it...
That is odd. In my compilers class the approach taken was : 1) lex/yacc and 2) bootstrapping
of writing shitty code... for a shitty company... surrounded by shitty coworkers... who think I am just as shitty as they are (haha bitches you are wrong I am NOT as shitty!).... and getting in a shitty traffic jam....
I just want to go home, take a shit, wipe, and play a dumb space game (that eerily reminds me of Microsoft Excel in some ways) and unwind.
Is that so much to ask? But no, the cocks have to be themselves.
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Direct quote from the article.
How is this "opaque?"
The fact that people need software to tell them this would save money is sad indeed.
After all, their lawyers are the only ones with something to gain in this case.
To be come a part of something bigger and more grand than just my life at some job while someone else raises her kids?
it is OSS in general with respect to ARM support.
My God.... the state of Angstrom, BitBake, OpenEmbedded... while the maintainers are doing great work, they are not nearly as stable and mature as established architectures.
Seriously, check out OpenEmbedded and try to roll that latest Gumstix omap-console-image. Count the number of things that are broken. It is a travesty!
This kind of shite would NEVER be accepted in a mature x86 based project.
C++ is looking pretty good right about now.
>> Wow, a whole 14% increase in that per year?
14% a year is huge.
My question is how do they control inflation with such fast rising wages?
I am guessing you don't care much for Africa as well.
Seems like everything was Made in Japan for the longest time... which was then replaced with Made in Taiwan which was the case for not quite so long a time... Made in China is going by the way side relatively quickly.
After SE ASIA, there is Africa. After that who knows.
FTA: "One researcher told of receiving threats of sexual assault and violence against her children after her photograph appeared in a newspaper article promoting a community tree-planting day as a local action to mitigate climate change."
Death threats for planting trees? WTF?
The producers of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind called. They want their plot back.
That is now known as Vorbis you insensitive clod!
Thats all that needs to be said.
Nope. The IR sensor is integrated into the camera CCD.
>> * Only large-scale assembly coding I've ever had to do was for a compilers class, but there was obviously no way around it. Fascinating to learn and do, but I sure hope I'm done with it...
That is odd. In my compilers class the approach taken was : 1) lex/yacc and 2) bootstrapping
After all, I WANT a shelf full of electronics sitting under my TV.
That was cool in the 80's.... now, not so much.
Based on the code example, it simply looks like they extended cl to include (a form of) nvcc syntax.
I was hoping they meant a recompile of exiting code would leverage these resources.
If I want to port all my stuff to CUDA or OpenCL I will do so, and I don't need to lock myself into MS's platform and syntax.
I make good money. I like what I do. I can find a job easily in this area. I work inside. I have decent benefits.
There is a lot I don't like about work - yes engineering gets shit on - but that is life.
>> Why would you want to be an engineer?
Because I love it.
of writing shitty code... for a shitty company... surrounded by shitty coworkers... who think I am just as shitty as they are (haha bitches you are wrong I am NOT as shitty!).... and getting in a shitty traffic jam....
I just want to go home, take a shit, wipe, and play a dumb space game (that eerily reminds me of Microsoft Excel in some ways) and unwind.
Is that so much to ask? But no, the cocks have to be themselves.
THAT sounds pretty impartial to me.
Not.
It had to be posted, at least 1000 times.
Bring on the marketing creatures.
Well, they all begin with C...
Seriously, I mostly agree. C and C++ more easily can be lumped together, C# not so much.
...your security clearance.
Oh what's that? You've actually touched a keyboard in the past? That's nice, too.