I love the ESP32, was onboard with the ESP-8266 (might have the numbers wrong, it was the predecessor), but I thought the real difference between the ESP-32 and the Rpi was that the Rpi has an OS with a possible desktop even (and all that Libux has to offer basically), as the ESP is more of a uProcessor you program in C/C++?

Edit: Plesse disregard, I mixed up the posts and posted one levet too high too…

Same in Iran.

They just went before the USA in the list.

(/Jk, they might even have some sort of free “healthcare” in Iran).

Depends, apple & linux are toe to toe in the research world.

It’s so portable! With maximal efforts we support both windows 7, windows 8.1 (but not 8.0), windiws 10 and soon Windows 11 !!!

/s

Windows

BTW I dream of staying in Mint. Naah.

Yeah why is it always coders that are supposed to be replaced and not a whole slew of other jobs where a wrong colon won’t break the whole system?

Like management or C-Suits. Fuck I’d take chatgpt as a manager any day.

That makes it for one of those “rare production bugs” 😁

A raw memory pointer.

The architect sending a pointer over an API, in hexadecimal string format. char *c = “71E4F33B” just cast it on the right structure bro.

Just to add, we only did C/C++, on windows mfc, in a monolithic software.

I spent quite some time assuring myself that I was not the insane person before bringing it up with him.

I’m on, but no one is interested.

Security issues aside, you can freeze python code to an executable, linux, mac, windows.

Kind of neat IMO. Except the security concerns ofc.

It’s okay for a performance act or something, but some morons think the result is some kind of precious art.

The main parts are the dependency of your files ofc, if they all depends on file A, then that A has to be compiled first, mono tread. Secondly depending on your project (is it lots of dlls or one biig executable) the linker might be a big choke point, as it’s kind of mono threaded (per project).

CCache can be fantastic, I worked on a 700-project soft (one executable), almost 2GB cpp source code, full recompile took around 2h on a modern 10/20 CPU, just compiling was often a drag but with cache it shrank compile times way more than any multiprocessing could.

If you’re several working on a big project you can share the build cache too, so your rebuild will be almost instant because your co-workers have already compiled everything except your changes.

Interesting. I don’t know if older chips are less sensible to EM, I’d bet the reverse, so maybe one day this dusk os can run on an ESP-32! Netstack & USB integrated and lots of useful pins!

Fascinating!

I wonder what you can use it for, I mean 6502 or zilog 80 are not exactly power beasts nor network compatible.

But then again, what are we using computers for that we actually need in todays life…

You make me think of that xkcd with two mineral experts, wildly overestimate what ordinary people know about their speciality 😅

I have to do something like that sql like once every 2 years, so I tend to not invest enough, and then forget how it works. Give it some iterations and maybe I’ll be OK one day!

Thanks for the solution!

Edit only found the meme template:

So you have to insert yourself: SQL, database specialist, SELECT, JOINS, COALESCE

Oneliners are simple I give that to you, but then you have those incomplete tables and whatnot. Like take all entries from A and join B on A.id and B.id, set the result to some default if B doesn’t exist.

You are surely going to whip up a perfect string of SQL but I’d struggle.

Thanks, I will kot forget that the next time I have to do SQL!

Still wild there are no simpler language that have grown in popilarity for databases though.

Well I didn’t expect doubles. I’m sure not an expert.

Faaaast fooooorward!!