jaredraby

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by jaredraby 10y ago
I no longer work at the company, but I used to work at a startup doing IoT devices. Our cloud server didn't stay up to date with security vunerabilities as we should have. Basically letting Mysql get behind in versions. There was also
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by jaredraby 10y ago
It's not equal torque at all rpm.
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by jaredraby 10y ago
That's the case coming from my current job. Starting a new job on Monday. He had his fingers in everything, launched a product that was not ready for public release. Constantly micromanaged me out of using standard SE and EE practices
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by jaredraby 10y ago
I guess my opinion comes from the idea that there hasn't been a product or company that exemplifies a basic/robust system as we have both described. Everything has had the flashy app, or cloud connectivity, which in itself is a co
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by jaredraby 10y ago
I agree that a robust system isn't hard. I don't agree that it's not profitable. If you don't make an app, that cuts down on your bottom line, not paying to make the app or the programmers to maintain it. From there you
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by jaredraby 10y ago
This was interesting look at home IoT is used in home security today and it's current downfalls. However, the items that seem IoT specific are ones that are issues in implementation, not application. To frame what I mean when I say &qu
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by jaredraby 10y ago
I love project and it's a great implementation of novel ideas all slapped into one package, but I do take some issues with how they describe it. It might make it under a liberal definition of 'robot', but it certainly doesn&#