crankylinuxuser

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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
> Write no tests for their[sp] code (even the given examples!) Well, I've been on the fence on this one. With imperative languages, testing is pretty much a requirement because of side effects and scope-creep (nahh, throw it into gl
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
Sure thing! Yeah, I did ask around in their area with fellow engineer-y types. They are a legit company, and the webapp wasn't a way to get free work. Think of it as a standards approach, rather than bulletpoint resumes that verge on u
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
I applied to one position here on a HN job thread a bit back. Looked right up my alley. Doing IoT, 3d modeling, circuit design, and glue code. So, I did the initial phone screen. Then they gave me the 'zinger': we want you to make
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
Hey, thanks for the heads up about the connectors. I was sticking primarily with Digikey and Mouser. Their prices certainly arent in the "pocket change" area per connector. Looks like I'll have to find a component dealer and
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
If I wouldn't know better, it sounds like we live at the same place! I get you - that your work is likely higher quality, and you could claim ignorance if anyone did have a complaint. But yeah, on Sunday, I redid some of our outlets an
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
Ugh.. Ive been exactly in his shoes. He's trying to demo an area, and dogfood an unrelated area (browser). I know when Ive done Azure work before, it'll work in Chrome and firefox. But that's about it. Or it could be some goo
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
I'm glad you responded. Ive had ultrasounds, and CAT, PET, and MRI before. Never knew you could glean so much information off of an ultrasound. Now, for the hacker/maker community - maybe you won't know this offhand. But are
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
It's awesome that you did that :) I know it's one of those compliance issues, but it might be a good idea to have an electrician come out. Last thing a renter wants to see, is bodged together "fire badness". I'm not
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
Well, it really depends on what area of arm you get into. I prefer the Maple Mini style, using STM32F103's. 72MHz is a good amount of speed, and has more than enough IO pins and interrupts. You can source predone boards for Maple Mini
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by crankylinuxuser 9y ago
Wow, what's going on there? :/ Case of sour grapes for that user? My only beef is I thought PIA would be a kickass gig to work at. Alas, never heard back from my resume. They post in the monthly thread. Still interested, if any of