Re:Former Tesla Firmware Engineer Discusses the System
by blaze_run on Friday August 24, 2018 @06:29PM
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Why did you leave out the part where he admits to name-dropping in that same thread?
Also, you also left out the part where he is actually agreeing with the name-dropper person:
"Meanwhile the points made are relatively sound, 100kLOC C firmware updater set off my BS alarm (assuming 98k of that wasn't some static data tables), and the 700TB MySQL DB while possible is extremely unlikely.. even given a huge JBOD setup which nobody in their right mind would plug into a single server, InnoDB tops out at 64TB per table in the best case, which means OP would need a single database with somewhere around 10 64TB tables"
Also, you also left out the part where he is actually agreeing with the name-dropper person:
"Meanwhile the points made are relatively sound, 100kLOC C firmware updater set off my BS alarm (assuming 98k of that wasn't some static data tables), and the 700TB MySQL DB while possible is extremely unlikely.. even given a huge JBOD setup which nobody in their right mind would plug into a single server, InnoDB tops out at 64TB per table in the best case, which means OP would need a single database with somewhere around 10 64TB tables"