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I have already seen legacy projects that were designed using Rational Rose, but for some reason I thought it was only a commercial name, not an actual system. Thanks, I learned something today !
from my understanding you need a sample of the tumor to design the vaccine, so it is not OR but AND
And closer home, Poland. So it is not a far fetched idea or fantasy.
If birth rates are quickly falling, the debt will have to be repaid by an always smaller population, it seems it will make matter worse. (Unless we find out a magical productivity gain that can be heavily taxed by government)
I am working on medical device software, processes are terrible, tech stack is not really up to date, but at least, I sometimes feel that I am helping people down the line.
Never heard of that catastrophe, but an oil rig digging into a mine under a lake is pretty terrible.
To me it sounds exactly like local American politicians blaming "Washington".
I remember an example from another nuclear site cleanup. If you work on a part potentially contaminated you cannot used a normal vacuum cleaner that will disperse some contaminated dust, so you need a special purpose device. Then you cannot dispose easily of the dust, so you need another process. Since the device is also critical you probably need some regular maintenance or tests, so you need someone to manage them.
So basically every single step is much more complex with the associated cost.
What is the benefit of using TNS, which looks like a new protocol requiring specific HW ? versus using Ethercat for example which has similar cycle time I believe.
I am not familiar with ROS 2, there is only a DDS backend and no ethercat backend ?
It seems at least one company is looking to this approach :
https://www.adlinktech.com/en/software-ethercat-ros2-amr-dev...
OK I see the point if you have a slow ROS2 implementation that is up to the task you can use a dedicated FPGA HW to implement RTPS under DDS to get more predictable timings.
(And this is how a new standard was born)
As someone working on Class III medical devices, it is true that the FDA does not check if your design is "safe", only that the documentation and process seems to have been followed, but on the other hand you are also required to monitor your install base and report any hazardous event, and in case no adequate remediation/plan to your adverse events, they have the real power to stop the commercialization of the product.
But I agree this is coming a bit late in the process if people have already been harmed.
I am always surprised that humility is a classical virtue but that seems to be totally opposite to the modern life. I can't really think of a lots of humble public figure.
And likely if you are too humble in the workplace, you don't exist either.
Pikuniku is an independent platformer, where you cannot mostly not die except some boss encounter, but some part can be difficult for a 5 years old. It is mainly single player, with a small 2 player part. Available on Switch & PC at least.
This reads like the perfect example of "if you want someone to answer your question on Internet, start with an inflammatory title"
He managed to get the maintainer of the module he wanted to integrate to answer his questions, mission accomplished.
Some embedded stuff where the FPGA is used to implement some logic on I/Os, some processing that needs to be fast or implement some i2c, CAN, SPI controller trough IP core. Basically a more flexible way than having different chips on the board.
"Mr Maussan has previously been associated with claims of “alien” discoveries that have later been debunked, including five mummies found in Peru in 2017 that were later shown to be human children."
It does not seem to be the most credible person to show evidence.
I am still using Firefox as my main browser, but some sites are broken with Firefox and working fine with Chrome. So unless you are particularly motivated to stay on a given platform, practically it does not really makes sense as a user to stay committed.
As a European, I can still believe this is true (maybe this is some kind of coping mechanism), but at the same time, I got the impression, that overall healthcare, education, safety nets are getting worse as time goes by, so I don't know how long it will stay an advantage.
At some point, you need to have the mean to finance these services, so stagnating GDP is not that good.
In an environment with rising energy prices it is hard to compete with a net oil exporter.
However, it means that Europe should invest more in nuclear and renewables to stay relevant. But the war in Ukraine is not helping I guess.
But the 2008 vs 2023 comparison is really sobering.
Nice, I hadn't seen it, thanks !
I love them, use them every day on desktop and I don't understand why it does not work on mobile
Getting inspiration from Iran does not sound like a good idea
I am still working on a code base that has slowly evolved from around 2000 with as its core CORBA as the internal communication bus between actors, so we still use it. We likely want to remove it because it is a bit an overkill in our application, but at the same time it is working and no one wants to pay for a rewrite.
But according to Fravor's report, the 2 planes were sent there by their ship because the radar at picked up something. So it means that if it is made up, it involves the 2 pilots and their 2 weapons specialist, plus an undetermined number of radar operators, and their chain of command in the USS Princeton who dispatched them.
So from my understanding, it was picked up by at least one type of sensor.
There is still a probability, there was an artifact on the radar, AND the crew then decided to make up a story, but, Alex Dietrich, the second pilot had just started a few weeks earlier, and it was her first real world mission. I don't think that typical people tries to do a prank on one of their first assignments, on the spot, more so with colleagues they don't know very well.
But it is still possible I guess, even if I have hard time what could be the motivation of everyone involved.
I don't see the point where a nation (or private actor) outside of the US could have had a breakthrough (China ?). The only issue with that theory is that if you have something incredible why keeping it secret and using it only for military purposes.
Still that would probably also be filed under unnerving outcome.
Medical devices, even if there might be issue around safety of the patient, or over prescription, overall I believe it helps people in the end, rather than harm them.
Do you support any kind of integration with Vxworks 7 on some platform ?
Vxworks has some Rust support so I wonder if you already had some integration with vxworks drivers
From my understanding, he cannot reveal any information publicly because they are classified but he also claims to have provided name, date and locations to Congress in July 2022.
So allegedly, there is enough to start an investigation, and check if what he claimed is true or not. And it should be rather easy to disprove as a matter of facts.