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Comment Garbage in, garbage out (Score 1) 62

When coding use AI, it usually take the easiest code path. I look at AI as a stupid but vary fast beginner programmer that knows the syntax.
Garbage in garbage out.
I have been programming longer than most people reading this have been alive. I am tired of "coding" but I still love programming new ideas. By defining the structure and flow before giving it to AI, produce decent fast results.

Submission + - Access to Claude Mythos for opensource security projects? (github.com)

Submitted by SysEngineer
SysEngineer writes: Security people are taking about Claude Mythos. The hype about "Too Dangerous to Release". Checkpoint is part of the club already. There are OpenSource security projects that this "auditor" would help.
Should open Source security projects be given access to Mythos?
AI used by large Corporations gives them a competitive advantage over Open Source projects. It comes down to skill; AI vs person's knowledge and experience.
I am 70 years old and AI learns much faster than I do.

Submission + - RISC-V SOC? Looking for a SOC family to base all development on. 1

Submitted by SysEngineer
SysEngineer writes: I've been in embedded and IoT work for a long time and I'm at the point where I want to pick a single SoC architecture family and commit to it across multiple product lines — sensor nodes up through edge gateways.
My requirements: WiFi + BLE required, LoRaWAN a nice-to-have. Low power modes that actually work in the field, not just on the datasheet. Full peripheral set — SPI, I2C, UART, ADC, timers, CAN. A toolchain and runtime support, support multi threads. And the family needs to scale — cheap and small at the low end, capable of running Linux on the bigger variants.
The obvious architecture candidates are ARM, STM, and RISC-V. I've been on one platform for years and want to know what embedded engineers are actually running in production before I commit. I am want to hear about the RISC-V choices.
What would you standardize on today if you were starting fresh? And how does real-world toolchain and community support hold up compared to the marketing?

Comment Remember the missle in the vent, Iraq war? (Score 0) 75

by SysEngineer (#65376179) Attached to: US Warns Against Using Huawei Chips 'Anywhere in the World'
The US sold printers with tracking device to Iraq. During the war the US used the spy printers as targets. Huawei can do the same thing if there is a conflict. My ISP uses Huawei infrastructure, that is why I only use the Huawei router/modem as a modem and put a OpenWRT router using PPPoE between the Huawei modem and my network. Don't trust governments!

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