That Where Safety Matters ( Medical Devices, Aircraft And So On ) It Is A Legal Requirement That The

That where safety matters ( Medical devices, aircraft and so on ) it is a legal requirement that the Quality Assurance department is separate and independent of any other department.

And the reason for that is: "It is the only configuration that works"

What are your thoughts on dedicated testing teams vs testers within the team vs software engineers owning the testing?

Yes

Its working out quite well so far

When if your job is mainly about your network... then you are part of the leadership we can fire with no real longterm consequences.

Cut the fat. No firm should need "An aristocrat, because the other aristocrats will only deal with us when we hire an aristocrat to make bigger decisions"

No. Like a programmer who writes badly so no one but him can maintain it: "Fire them quickly, because every day you wait it will hurt more"

Just fucking fire the CEO, and most likely the majority of the next 2-3 levels of managment too.

Did you know people thought a country could not be run without a government? So even if the government is corrupt it is at least better to have than no government... and then Belgium just did not have one for almost two years... and they were fine.

They. were. not. Needed.

"Networking is how you get a good job" I am killing myself dawg

Ooooooh! What kind of engineer?

Gday, I’m Emile (she/her)

I’m here to get inspiration and motivate myself to be a better version of me by tracking my progress. It’ll be a weird mix of studyblr, productivity, self improvement, etc.

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Correct!

And they are called microcontrollers and they are my robot babies and I love all of them and their weird quirks a lot!!!

I can't help but feel like there is a fascinating realm of Turing incomplete programming languages to study, where so much more is decidable in terms of optimisation and verification. Surely we don't need always Turing complete formalisms to transform the results of a database query into a webpage? etc.

Thats amazing!

I am trained as a full stack programmer, so a bit of electronics and then software galore.

But I decided I liked embedded, control systems, IoT and robots more, so I made sure to take certification laws and standards finance and robotics.

But I have no knowledge of mechanics... which honestly bites me in the ass when making my own robots...

Gday, I’m Emile (she/her)

I’m here to get inspiration and motivate myself to be a better version of me by tracking my progress. It’ll be a weird mix of studyblr, productivity, self improvement, etc.

I’m studying to be an engineer and am based in Australia. Please come have a chat!