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Managing to Read Lists with Trello (And Some Plots)(cwoodall.com)
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by cjwoodall 9y ago
Barrett Technology | Software Engineer | Newton, MA Barrett Technology | Firmware Engineer | Newton, MA Barrett Technology | Electrical Engineer | Newton, MA Barrett Technology is a robotics company which concentrates on robotic arms and ha
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by cjwoodall 9y ago
Barrett Technology | Software Engineer | Newton, MA Barrett Technology | Firmware Engineer | Newton, MA Barrett Technology is a robotics company which concentrates on robotic arms and hands. Our current product is burt a haptic device used
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
Python and a few other REPLs seem to use _ to capture the previous result. Could be a useful shorthand (not to complicated your design at all)
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
The team is more important than any individual, but each member of that team is indispensible. The team becomes the way it is not in a vacuum, not because of the company, or culture, or manager (though those contribute), but do to each indi
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
Linked-Lists often get used in low-level code and embedded systems in situations where you might need multiple statically allocated entries to be turned into a list of unknown length. There certainly are times where this comes in useful, bu
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
RIP :( I remember when oink went down...
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
Testing validates that the program is correct according to some base of assumptions. You run into this a whole lot in embedded systems, where mocking hardware is difficult. You can't feasibly unit test against real hardware (most of th
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Show HN: Using Z3 to Find Clock Configuration Values for ARM UCs(cwoodall.com)
6 points by cjwoodall 10y ago|0 comments
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by cjwoodall 10y ago
I just finished up a design with references to NXP documents, blog posts, etc... Time to go through and capture all of that info.
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Option Types for C++ with Embedded Targets(cwoodall.com)
1 points by cjwoodall 10y ago|0 comments