Let's see why algorithm development at Q is a complete joke:
1) Nobody f---ing cares about a general purpose solution to problems. Everything is based off of hacks and if else statements that deal with special cases.
LET'S ILLUSTRATE THIS WITH AN EXAMPLE:
Requirement: Implement f(x) = 2x.
How you should implement it:
int multiply_with_2(int input) {
return 2*input;
}
How Qualcomm implements it:
int multiply_with_2(int input) {
if (input == 1) return 2;
else if (input == 2) return 4;
...
}
If you didn't notice, you have a bug in your code, it should read (this will make it more 'Qcom-like' as will give testers something to do in the next few months):
int multiply_with_2(int input) {
if (input = 1) return 2;
else if (input = 2) return 4;
...
}
We're also world class at fixing things with patches!
But we're world class when it comes to status collecting
Chineese Director,
Is this your doing, before your needle got boiled and became soft?
Man..Susan will not like you any more pig.
Wtf
Agreed, look at the system determination modules of any modem since 6800 truly hacky smelly code.