Been sitting on this for a bit, figured I'd share. It's called crow, small Python CLI, installs as a snap, reserves the last line of your terminal and shows a short quote there.
Started as a "can I even do this with ANSI escape codes" experiment and turned into something I actually use daily.
sudo snap install crow
Hi everyone,
I’m currently working as a Telematics Engineer in the automotive industry, where I’ve worked on telematics and connectivity solutions for multiple Indian OEMs.
I’m now interested in exploring a career in the aerospace/aviation industry as a Software Engineer. I’m curious to know how transferable my automotive and embedded software experience would be to aerospace.
Is it realistically possible to make this transition? If yes, what skills, certifications, technologies, or domains should I focus on to become a strong candidate for aerospace software roles?
I’d really appreciate guidance from anyone working in aerospace/aviation or who has made a similar transition.
I’m eager to learn and would love to hear your advice on how I can break into the aerospace industry. ✈️
Hi everyone,
I’m currently working as a Telematics Engineer in the automotive industry, where I’ve worked on telematics and connectivity solutions for multiple Indian OEMs.
I’m now interested in exploring a career in the aerospace/aviation industry as a Software Engineer. I’m curious to know how transferable my automotive and embedded software experience would be to aerospace.
Is it realistically possible to make this transition? If yes, what skills, certifications, technologies, or domains should I focus on to become a strong candidate for aerospace software roles?
I’d really appreciate guidance from anyone working in aerospace/aviation or who has made a similar transition.
I’m eager to learn and would love to hear your advice on how I can break into the aerospace industry. ✈️