For DSSS demod, my guess is a 20 tap match filter designed from a resampled RRC filtered barker sequence. Haven’t looked at the VHDL, but that’s how I’d do it.
No one who really knows can say due to NDAs. We just know rough order of magnitude price.
I can see $30 million for 5nm. With material costs approaching $20 to $30 a chip for mobile SoCs, you need quite a high sales price and volume for the economics to work.
Due to the frequency division/time division duplexing nature of 3GPP protocols, a mesh network is very challenging and non-trival. The 5G standardization has some study items on multi-hop networks, but that is a ways out and I’m not sure how and if it will even manifest in the standard.
Knowing people in both the legal and software world, law is a tough profession with old world business expectations. Almost everything is “last minute” due to either court deadlines or your client dropping everything on you because something happened and it has to be fixed now.
In-house counsel jobs can be a bit more relaxing, as you might be working on longer term projects rather than the latest disaster that fell into your lap.
Exactly, I would try to find something in-house. And choose some very narrow field I can be an expert on (GDPR, tech laws, tax etc).
Not saying it's easy though.
The pointer variable does not contain the type - it only stores the address. Sizeof will return whatever the machine address width is.
The type is implicitly stored as the pointers type. Casting a pointer can change a piece of memory to be interpreted as any type you want. Although the cast might not make logical sense or may even caused undefined behavior in C.
Pointer arithmetic works off of whatever the current type is, as the compiler needs to know how to the memory offsets.
I actually meant that pointer type is also important to understand the concept. I may not have stated it well. Yes, it does not store the type of the variable it points to but type of the pointer matters and it is significant because many operations depends on it.
C beginner here. I think you stated it well : "and a type"
The post you responded to on the contrary misses your point that in memory a pointer is a variable that stores both an address and type information to what it points to.
No, it does not. The compiler knows the pointer type so that it can generate correct assembly, but the pointer type is not something stored in memory past the compilation phase.
As far as I know, pregnancy suppresses the immune response in order to keep the body from attacking the baby itself. That’s why doctors recommend pregnant women not to eat under cooked eggs, sushi and other high risk food items. Flu shots are also heavily encouraged for the same reason - the flu is a lot tougher to beat.
Not at a FAANG company but I will ask stuff that might show up as “easy” on leet code.
Examples: run length encoding problem or a bit extracting/setting question. I want to see if the candidate can formulate a simple state machine and they understand bit manipulation. I target the bit manipulation questions for firmware/embedded software roles, which very much involves reading and setting bits from hardware registers all day long.
I’m sure Apple’s government relations attorney was involved in some way and helped keep the project siloed. There was likely some contract, but is buried now.
Government pays for the work but does it through a cutout company so Apple isn't tied to work. They get the money to pay the Bechtel engineers and the government gets their iPod fairly.
Aloha and slotted aloha are still fundamental to most wireless communication networks. Most prevalent is today’s cellular networks.
An aloha like algorithm is used by your phone to initially bootstrap and connect to the network, and to access network after long idle periods. This is called the RACH procedure, which stands for random access channel. So our phones very well perform this action multiple times a day.
5G networks might use an improvement on aloha called non-orthogonal multiple access, but currently will still use the existing RACH design. Figuring out how to pack more users into a random access channel has been a long open research problem.
It seems that they outsourced almost everything to different companies rather than taking expertise in house.
SpaceX seems to be doing everything themselves. Amazon seems to be doing a lot but will likely outsource launching of the birds. Wouldn't be surprised if they fly on SpaceX rockets in part....
