Pathfinder's priority inversion problem, discovered and fixed on Mars (1998)

Re:Pathfinder's priority inversion problem, discovered and f... by squanch on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @03:28PM (#21139932)

I love stories like this one. It gives me sooo much motivation to dig deeper into CS (I'm in college, studying CS while working as a developer).

Often I feel CS isolates me from the world around me which stops me from digging deeper in CS. But articles like this reinforce the thought that this might just be a question of the right environment.

It has always been a childhood dream of mine to work on (or in) space. I won't make it to NASA (they only take Americans) unfortunately. But hopefully I'll make it to ESA or one of the other private companies that are going to exist in the EU in the future.

Thanks for posting this <3

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Re:Pathfinder's priority inversion problem, discovered and f... by gabia on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @07:54PM (#21142072)

If you want to work _on_ space then anecdotally I don't believe it's true that you have to be American citizen to work at NASA/JPL (you need a work visa etc.). However ESA and others are doing plenty of cool things also!

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