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iRobot ( http://www.irobot.com ) - Bedford, MA (just outside of Boston, MA) Do you think robots are cool? So do we! We're looking for smart engineers who are easy to work with. You should probably think robots are cool, but n
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We just added an Android developer position.
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iRobot ( http://www.irobot.com ) - Bedford, MA (just outside of Boston, MA) Do you think robots are cool? So do we! We're looking for smart engineers who are easy to work with. You should probably think robots are cool, but n
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Logo/Turtle-graphics-like programming book & site for kids
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You're being too hard on yourself here: it is not pathetic to not have 100% concrete goals when you're not even out of college yet. College, and much of your 20's and even 30's, is the time where you figure stuff out.
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iRobot ( http://www.irobot.com ) - Bedford, MA (just outside of Boston, MA) Do you think robots are cool? So do we! iRobot is looking for software engineers, electrical engineers, and mechanical engineers. Here's a few of our
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I'm not a web dev, so I'm no help on that side, but I noticed something odd/wrong(?) about your main page: When I scroll all the way to the bottom your footer bar appears (with your Facebook and Twitter icon/links). The
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I have fond memories of using Xinu in Dr. Comer's OS course back at Purdue. It's a nice little OS! (and he's a great prof!)
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I'm an embedded software engineer. I used to design x86 chips. 90% of my programming is in C, 5% in assembly (ARM, mostly), and 5% in Python for test automation and general scripting. I've worked for companies with 100000 people and 60 peop
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Boston, MA Silicon Labs is hiring in downtown Boston for our low power wireless networking team. Silicon Labs acquired Ember in July of 2012, which is where this team came from. We do it all (we design the chips, hardware, firmware, and sof
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If that's the hardest question they ask you, then maybe you're right to leave. You're at least right not to take the job in that case. Actually leaving is a bit harsh, though, since you don't know why they're asking the question. And you're
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Funny that the manifesto doesn't render well on an iPad. It's too wide, and scrolling is chunky.
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Boston, MA Ember was recently acquired by Silicon Labs, and now we're hiring to build even more cool stuff. We're not ninjas, rockstars, pirates, or egomaniacs; we're just a bunch of smart people who genuinely like working together. Ember/S
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Boston, MA Ember is hiring a Support Engineer: http://www.ember.com/company_career.html?id=507 At Ember we make chips and software for low power wireless networks. We do all of the software, from the lowest level embedded firmware, throug
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"Accelerando" by Charles Stross. I think this was the third time I read it. There will be a 4th, and a 5th, ... It's a very interesting idea of how "The Singularity" might look.
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Boston, MA and Cambridge, England Ember is hiring (at least) four people right now. -- Boston, MA jobs: Dev Tools Software Engineer: http://ember.com/company_career.html?id=489 QA Manager: http://ember.com/company_career.html?id=482 --
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Notice and Procedure for Making Claims of Copyright Infringement If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please provide Amazon.com's copyright agent the written information specified b
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Oops. Typo, that should read: "...obviously well worth it."
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Djokovic said "hard work" was behind his success several times while taking to McEnroe. So his few percent here and there were not easy to come by, but obviously well with it.
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Boston, MA. Ember is hiring embedded software engineers and QA engineers in Boston: http://www.ember.com/company_careers.html We develop the chips, software, and tools for wireless sensor networks, and we have a ton of fun doing it. We we
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Thank you for putting this together! It's dead simple to use, and hits a great niche market.
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Boston, MA. Ember is hiring for embedded software engineers and QA engineers in Boston: http://www.ember.com/company_careers.html We develop the chips, software, and tools for wireless sensor networks. I’ve worked at Ember since December,
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Plus, we get Flour Bakery goodies delivered a fair amount, which is a great - but dangerous-to-the-waistline - perk.
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Boston, MA; not remote. Ember has a couple of openings for firmware/embedded and manufacturing engineers: http://www.ember.com/company_careers.html We make low power wireless chips and the software that makes them useful. Ember is a fant
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You've got to go to http://www.mozilla.org for it.
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Tech Canon: Top Tech Classics according to The Atlantic
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Ember is hiring in Boston, MA! We're looking for embedded/firmware, QA, and ops right now. It's a great place to work. I've only been here a short while, but I love it so far! Email me at: emberJan2011 [and then the at sign] saidsvec.com
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Jack Ganssle is an embedded guru and a great writer, check out everything he's written - books and online. Start here: http://www.ganssle.com/startinges.htm ("How to become an embedded geek") Get yourself a simple all-in-one hardware/fir
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Hacks vs Hack-Nots
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Software is 20% technology and 80% psychology
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