I got inspired, and have plugged in my scope, and then an RS422 to serial adapter, and I'm getting XML encoded (weird) CAN messages, which I presume are the same as what's on the CAN bus exposed on some of the control box's ports. I'll get out the can analyser tomorrow and check.
Now the trick will be to reverse engineer this protocol. Here's a tiny sample:
OMFG; I am in Perth, I have the same system, the very same problem and solved it almost the same way and was in the process of writing it up.
The system uses RS422, with a base64 encoded AES key in the aaservice binary, and I was contemplating building an esp32 based open source implementation of the controller.
I think it's probably a great way to understand the culture of the hiring organisation and to see if your approach would work with theirs.
It'll probably be relatively unsuccessful at a bigger company with worse internal comms, with an HR function that's too far removed from the engineering team.
I'm sure you'll find a job that suits _you_ with this approach, though.
Leak or not, missing earnings is a career limiting move for management. And it was a HUGE market reaction for an earnings miss, kinda implies that the market isn't convinced by the fundamentals of the stock.
I wonder if it's as simple as population ratios for programming talent.
Kenyan (distance) and Jamaican (sprinters) runners offer a counterpoint here, the world's best are all from tiny regions, in fact, some are from the same family, and most all train together.
It's unusual to see a coherent, from-first-principles explanation of a neural network. Especially one that's commercially valuable (i presume) to Totems.
Mildly alarmed to learn I'm only .039 probability male, though - better bloke it up on Instagram.
I'm the technical cofounder, and I've never worked with a smarter group of people in one place. It's a great team, doing important things for the fourth biggest industry in the world (fashion), helping them reduce waste and be more efficient.
We have a beautiful webapp, used every day by hundreds of people at ASOS, Gilt Groupe, Target, Gap and more.
It's pretty much inconceivable that he'd have a "standard options package"
He would have been courted, offered a substantial slice of equity, and his contribution and membership of the leadership team (he's the CTO!) would have significantly contributed to the valuation.
I don't understand why they don't correlate EPOS, door and aisle counters, put it in their data warehouse, and have precise close rate based on
1) visits
2) store departments
I'd have thought this was totally standard practice!
Still though, really cool that they have confidence that satellite imagery is a good proxy for this.
I got inspired, and have plugged in my scope, and then an RS422 to serial adapter, and I'm getting XML encoded (weird) CAN messages, which I presume are the same as what's on the CAN bus exposed on some of the control box's ports. I'll get out the can analyser tomorrow and check.
Now the trick will be to reverse engineer this protocol. Here's a tiny sample: