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Kodsnack

Kristoffer, Fredrik, Tobias

Kodsnack är ett poddradioprogram på svenska om utveckling, kodknackande och allt som hör därtill. Kodsnack drivs av Kristoffer Grönlund, Fredrik Björeman och Tobias Hieta

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  • May 26 · 57 min

    Kodsnack 704 - Från bilen och ut, med Johan Thelin

    Fredrik och Johan Thelin snackar mjukvara i bilar. Varför är det ens svårt? Varför har begreppet software defined vehicle ens blivit en grej? Conways lag gäller även här, och när man fått ordning på en del tekniska grunder så blir allt som vanligt ett organisationsproblem. Kan biltillverkarna komma på nästa stora grej kring tjänster och mjukvara för bilar? Eller är de för bilcentrerade? Vi diskuterar också hemautomatisering, hur kul det kunde bli med fler öppna API:er mot ens bil, varför man med mjukvara sparar en massa pengar på kabeldragning, och mycket mer. Ett stort tack till Cloudnet som sponsrar vår VPS! Har du kommentarer, frågor eller tips? Vi är @kodsnack, @thieta, @krig, och @bjoreman på Mastodon, har en sida på Facebook och epostas på info@kodsnack.se om du vill skriva längre. Vi läser allt som skickas. Gillar du Kodsnack får du hemskt gärna recensera oss i iTunes! Du kan också stödja podden genom att ge oss en kaffe (eller två!) på Ko-fi, eller handla något i vår butik. Länkar Johan Tidigare avsnitt med Johan Wirelesscar Påskägg i Mercedes infotainmentsystem VECS - konferens i Göteborg Foss-north - öppen källkodskonferens som Johan varit med och drivit under lång tid SDV - Software defined vehicle ECU - electronics control unit CAN S80 Functional safety ISO 26262 Freedom of interference Hypervisor Conways lag Termodynamikens lagar Remotivelabs - bygger abstrakt bil Android automotive Genevi - heter numera COVESA - standardorganisation inom fordonssystem VSS - vehicle signal specification ID buzz Eclipse SDV-organisation FEDERATE-projektet "aims to collect and evaluate future trends, derive a common understanding (glossary), prepare and maintain a road-map, help to create a vibrant SDV community in Europe and furthermore, foster a European initiative and to orchestrate a strong open European collaborative community." QNX Stöd oss på Ko-fi! BMW försökte ta betalt för sätesvärme Android auto Tibber EU data act Öl-appen för tidiga iPhone Carplay ultra Home assistant Volvo cars utvecklarportal Teslas öppna API:er AVAS-puck - liten GPS-nod The innovator's dilemma av Clayton Christensen Titlar Jag jobbar data Alla påskägg på en gång Det är alltid ledigt varje vecka Nästan ett skällsord En knapp för alla funktioner Ett organisationsproblem Ett kabeldragningsproblem Man centraliserar datorkraften Funktionell säkerhet Garantera att du inte kan störa Hur många team tar det Det blir ju en bil Ingen abstrakt bil Någon form av representation av din bil Alltid lite open source när jag är med Hundra miljoner rader kod i en bil Hundratusen buggar i varje bil Fler färger till mina LED-lister Från bilen och ut Ett väldigt dyrt tillbehör till min telefon Koka hela det havet Sällan så ser man bilen boota Titta inte på mig Vem blir den nya Nokia?

  • May 19 · 1 hr 28 min

    Kodsnack 703 - The subset needs to fit you, with Harald Achitz

    Fredrik chats to Harald Achitz about freelancing, C++ 26, and ten years of running the Swedencpp meetup. Harald discusses the various oddities of the Swedish consultant and software market, both before but especially in the current environment. Consultants don't cost what you expect them to when compared to employees, and a strange previous focus on headcount has not helped either. We then talk about the standardization process for C++ and about new things in C++ 26. Harald discusses the issues of adding new things which are good in themselves, but perhaps don't fit into a bigger picture, take a lot of focus and energy which in turn means many other things do not get considered which may be smaller and more widely and immediately useful. Also: once something is in the standard library, it's eternal. And there is still no real ecosystem around C++. Infrastructure is a hard thing. And Rust is out there. Finally, we talk about Harald's experience of running the Swedencpp meetup for ten years. What does it mean to run something for so long? Technology, talks, locations, providing a space for presentations, and trying to keep things evolving are all discussed. Thank you Cloudnet for sponsoring our VPS! Comments, questions or tips? We a re @kodsnack, @tobiashieta, @oferlundand @bjoreman on Twitter, have a page on Facebook and can be emailed at info@kodsnack.se if you want to write longer. We read everything we receive. If you enjoy Kodsnack we would love a review in iTunes! You can also support the podcast by buying us a coffee (or two!) through Ko-fi. Links Harald Previous episodes with Harald Support us on Ko-fi! C++ 26 ISO SC22 WG21 - the standardization group for C++ The Swedish local mirror for SG22, affectionately known as SIS/TK 611/AG 09 SIS - Swedish institute of standards Swedencpp Remember the Vasa! - Bjarne's paper Modules - from C++ 20 "The irony is that since this issue was opened, I have not only learned rust, I also switched to it fully." Coroutines Compile-time reflection Templates Orthodox C++ - talk by Harald C++ quiz compilation Contracts in C++ Eiffel Undefined behavior in C++ Swift package manager Ripgrep Sender and receiver Profiles in C++ Cppcheck - by Daniel Marjamäki Concepts Swedencpp on Youtube Swedencpp pro Titles To take communication with Skatteverket What is a consultant? Horrendous prices for Powerpoint presentations Somebody needs an excuse Every hour counts Flavors of consultant I cost so much money Why we have time to talk Too much gatekeeping Still just collecting profiles Special in the terms of ISO Why does Sweden not have a voice I represent this type It's still ISO A lot of big features again They are also awesome A lot of things to do, and to know All these things deserve their own book You can do a lot of magic (I became) Too old for liking magic There was magic everywhere That's really useful Infinite ways of doing something Define your subset The subset needs to fit you Awesome, to some extent Paperwork is expensive Everything is already being re-written A step in the right direction Where efficiency is a priority Based on personal experience If you go there, you can't work Let's make something accessible At least it's not nothing anymore Conference over space and time What's the next level? Still an option

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