That is unfortunate, because these are special skills you may but find inhouse. I know some guys that did it inhouse for a long time, toured from project to project in the right phase and saved bigcorp lots of money. Now they are doing it publicly.
Usually large companies attract or develop these skills by their scale. I do think there a lot of smaller companies that are underserved in this area, though.
We had one where data, interpreted as address (simple C typo before static analysis was common) fell into an unmapped memory region and the PCI controller stalled trying to get a response, thereby also halting the internal debugging logic and JTAG just stopped forever (PPC603 core). Each time you'd hit the bug, the debugger was thrown off.
I find Peppa Pig has multiple layers and the stereotypes of the pig parents are actually targeted to entertain the human parents when they join watching.
That was one of the weakest books I read about software. A handful of simple ideas turned around and around in a shallow way. The principles are okish but so generic that you hardly can say anything against them.
Have you ever built a house? The most important person is the site manager you have to trust and constantly communicate with. An architect and a mason are not enough. So where is the role intersecting the craft, feasibility and the actual circumstances in AI?
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