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   by sepetoner 10y ago

   As someone who was trained on the hardware side of EE, but has a passion for general CS and is truly fascinated by it, I believe this book will be perfect for me. I have programmed on and off for years with varying levels of intensity, but
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   Ask HN: How do you smoothly transition from Electrical Engineer to Developer?

   1 points by sepetoner 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sepetoner 12y ago

   Relatively new EE here with a quick question. You can, technically, make a system with the same output (spelling penis, etc.), without a microcontroller, correct? With the proper frequency dividers, timers, and logic gates? Or am I wrong he
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   by sepetoner 14y ago

   I spent ~7 hours a day when I was learning C++. I basically had to do this in order to be able to take my course the next semester in college. I went from knowing absolutely nothing about programming, to having a very firm grasp on the su
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   by sepetoner 14y ago

   This is exactly what I was looking for. I have heard of both arduino, and raspberry pi, but I believe this is where my knowledge is lacking. What are their capabilities? Obviously I will look into them now, but what can they do? All I h
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   As a studying Electrical Engineer, what project should I do during winter break?

   1 points by sepetoner 14y ago|2 comments