Shanedora

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by Shanedora 6y ago
Hey this is a very well written blog, good job! I tend to do my markdown in vscode now. However, before that I was using VIM with goyo and ftplugin/ftdetect for *md files. I guess I'm just lazy now. Cheers ~ S
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A Django web app for keeping an engineering journal or taking notes in class(gitlab.com)
2 points by Shanedora 7y ago|0 comments
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by Shanedora 7y ago
Much of learning is repetition. I don't have the best long term memory so I solve this by regularly keeping an engineering journal. I designed a Django app to help me with this at work. Should it be of any help to you feel free to use
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My Django note taking tool for my engineering journal
4 points by Shanedora 8y ago|0 comments
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I haven't needed my notes that often but on occasion I do and that's usually when I'm glad I took the time to keep a engineering journal. I accomplish this with a jupyter-notebook inside a git version controlled repository. I
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I "was" in the same boat as you so don't feel bad. For the past few months I've been writing unit tests. My application has the ability to receive commands and send telemetry back over a socket to a user interface. This
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by Shanedora 8y ago
My preferred setup is something small but manageable. By this I mean something that I can scale if needed but also reliable across different domains (such as gaming, coding, web surfing, etc) How many? 2 Size? ~27inch Resolution 2560x1440 W
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by Shanedora 8y ago
Was this part of the datasheet of the chip? Perhaps I've missed this section but I've never recalled the datasheet including this information. Is this usually covered in a separate application note or whitepaper?
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I'm very new to this concept of bootloaders for embedded processors so bare with me. The answer that best aligns to your question is "trying to initialize the processor prior to running to application code". Some of the criti
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Where to start in writing my own bootloader?
8 points by Shanedora 8y ago|10 comments
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by Shanedora 8y ago
You should strive to find out what area of computer science you enjoy versus making it about your GPA or trying to be the smartest in the class. If the latter is your goal you're going to be disappointed. It's hard, or was for me,
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Suggestions on determining whether a gaming motherboard supports linux
1 points by Shanedora 8y ago|1 comments
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My desk lamp gives me anxiety [Suggestions]
1 points by Shanedora 8y ago|1 comments
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I came across an article published by a MIT professor on solving complex problems. I'm going crazy right now because I can't seem to find it anywhere. However, I did come across this site which looked interesting. Perhaps you&#x27
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by Shanedora 8y ago
They are paying for it so that's one plus I have going for me. Thanks for the reply
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by Shanedora 8y ago
This was very uplifting. Thank you.
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I hate my software job and I don't know what to do
2 points by Shanedora 8y ago|6 comments
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I was diagnosed with that when I was younger. I am 31 and still find myself suffering from it. One has to eventually discipline their daily habbits to overcome it and that takes time, patience and effort.
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I have a learning disability that I overcome by being methodical towards approaching and solving complex problems. As a result, I require more time over the average person for the simple requirement of being organized before I can move on t
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I believe this article was posted on here awhile ago. I couldn't find the "HackerNews" link so here is a direct link instead. https://hired.com/blog/candidates/top-podcasts-software-engi... Also che
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I wasn't aware of this site until a few months ago so I was just curious what else I'm missing out on. I am aware of reddit though...
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by Shanedora 8y ago
I enjoy the articles about tech related news and subjects related to... Embedded Software Engineering Aerospace Engineering Technical topics concerning Software in general Advice on Interviewing and Career development Systems Engineering
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by Shanedora 8y ago
learning and setting up an IDE. ;) probably consistency and dedication. there is so much to learn. so finding that area you love is the key.
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Sites similar to this one?
1 points by Shanedora 8y ago|5 comments
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by Shanedora 8y ago
Pure passion for engineering When I was in the military I received experiences that don't often happen which made me respect and appreciate various technology and the people who engineered it. This was the origin of what gave rise to m