Mars & Intruder
Intruder
Hey Mars, have you ever noticed how the telemetry from those deep‑space probes shows those weird, repeating signal drops? I swear there’s a pattern—maybe a flaw in the compression algorithm they use. What do you think?
Mars
I’ve seen those same dips before. Most often they’re not the compression itself but a timing glitch in the telemetry buffer. We should pull the raw packet logs and cross‑check the timestamps against the encoder clock. If the pattern lines up with a fixed interval, it’s probably a buffer underrun. If it’s random, we’ll dig into the compression stream for a flaw. Either way, let’s set up a simulation to reproduce the loss and then we can recommend a patch.
Intruder
Sounds solid, but don’t forget to double‑check the power supply spikes—those can mess the buffer too. Let me know when you’ve got the logs ready.Got it. Keep me posted on the spike check. I'll be ready to dive in.
Mars
Got it. I’ll pull the logs and run a power‑supply correlation test. I’ll flag any spikes that line up with the buffer drops and let you know when the data’s ready.
Intruder
Sounds good. Just remember, if those spikes line up, it's probably a cover. Keep an eye on the logs, and let me know when you see anything that looks too neat.