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by pencil 17y ago
thanks for the advice.your profile looks interesting.you say physics and math were minors in your degree.i intend to be a computer scientist one day.do you recommend that i study physics and math?
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Understanding the linux kernel
3 points by pencil 17y ago|4 comments
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by pencil 17y ago
great..thank you very much .yes i'am really interested in knowing even further..
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by pencil 17y ago
thank you so much
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Code to electrical signal
5 points by pencil 17y ago|5 comments
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by pencil 17y ago
excellent philosphical thoughts.really makes a lot of sense.
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by pencil 17y ago
to be honest i 'am capable of solving the above problem without any dificulty as they are pretty straight forward.to answer your question i don't have the time to go to a university nor a local library as i need to work to feed my family.bu
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by pencil 17y ago
well..i'am 25 years old and i'am very much eager to learn,i'am pretty good at algebra but i've got no knowledge in physics nor the essential math needed to learn physics and essential physics needed to learn electrical engineering,i'am stuc
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Electrical engineering
6 points by pencil 17y ago|20 comments
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by pencil 17y ago
i'am also interested in knowing what a microcode is {wikipedia doesn't have much on this} what's it written in ?
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BIOS
5 points by pencil 17y ago|10 comments
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by pencil 17y ago
thank you so much for all your advice .i'am curious to know if companies like microsoft and a couple of hardware companies still use it.
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Prerequisite for learning assembly
4 points by pencil 17y ago|6 comments