A people-first technology building software and hardware for high-performance, mission-critical systems.
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Polyrhythm retweeted
Awesome. Finally give developers a clear way to request software and follow its approval progress.
Supporting software developers in an air-gapped environment is solved. polyrhythm.com/products/blac…
ALT Control what gets in. Keep development moving. Black Channel™ helps teams control software entering air-gapped networks and environments with restricted internet access. Turn developer requests into informed approvals with your supply chain policy in code, shared visibility, and a clear path forward.
The programs that navigate this successfully are not the ones with the largest systems integrator. They are the ones with the clearest interface ownership, the most disciplined data model governance, and the test infrastructure to catch integration failures early.
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Modern C++ Firmware: Proven Strategies for Tiny, Critical Systems (Part 2/10)
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Flight test and mission systems demand more than just code, they require seamless orchestration between hardware, software, and timing. We build high-performance tools that fuse data into mission-ready platforms designed to meet real-world conditions.
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The real value of being human isn’t just in what we do alone: it’s in what we learn from each other, the problems we solve together, and the drive that comes from being surrounded by people who care.
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I've been thinking about how to enable LLMs to better assist writing production-ready code.
Check out my new blog post:
johnfarrier.com/why-better-p…
ALT "Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live." - John F. Woods
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I'm excited to announce that I'll be presenting a new talk titled "Branch Prediction: Lessons From the Hot Path" at this year's @meetingcpp in Berlin!
