[joezydeco]

Career-long embedded developer here.

I enjoy participating in HN to discuss technical topics and whatnot, but I don't count on it as an information source for embedded work.

You'll find a few people here noodling with various toy projects and the Rust Evangelism Strike Force pops in from time to time, but that's about it.

Is there a reason? I don't have one. Probably because everyone else here is trying to create the next Uber and isn't down in the trenches poking at flywires.

Maybe try /r/embedded if you want to chat about things or ask for homework help because your professor is too busy. The S/N ratio is pretty decent there.

[justavm]

I was trying get info more around hw/sw startup bootstrapping, not pure embedded systems related topics. Rust is great might replace C in near future. I do like discussions around programming languages. I do believe Covid will change the definition of the next Uber a lot but i got your point.

I would love to hear your comments about the post i did recently, thanks in advance.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23025510 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23036604

[joezydeco]

Looks like you're getting feedback on /r/embedded, so there ya go.

Personally I think you've created a hammer in search of a nail. Still, it's a nice piece of work.

[justavm]

Thank you for the reddit help. Will love to get your professional detailed opinion for my project, thanks in advance.