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Taking a Byte of Raspberry Pi

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Don't touch that. We don't know where you've been. Laquo; Linux Kernel Development. Installed Lubuntu 13.10 on Mini 9. Taking a Byte of Raspberry Pi. Gaining access to new embedded processors is exciting. I recently ordered a Raspberry Pi Model B for 49.49USD, which includes the cost of the board, a case, and shipping. With an expected ship date that is 11 weeks away, its delivery is something I can be excited about for awhile. Education through their device is the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s primary...

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Refactoring

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First Law of Holes: When in a deep hole, stop digging. Archive for the 'Refactoring' Category. Refactoring Could’ve Saved the Day. November 2nd, 2007. I have ran into a few snags while trying to update parts of my code that depended on other peoples’ code. Other people updated the interface of their modules, and I needed to update the way my module interacted with theirs. Being slightly optimistic and feeling a bit of schedule pressure, a simple identifier substitution […]. October 12th, 2007.

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Software Engineering: Best Job in America

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Excellent guess, Kreskin. Wrong, but excellent. Laquo; Becoming Bullish on Internet Savings Accounts. You’re Not Walking Fast Enough. Software Engineering: Best Job in America. MONEY Magazine and salary.com present a list of the Best Jobs in America. Software engineering is at the top of the list. The average annual income of a software engineer is $80,427. Other parts of the site state outsourcing as a worry of software engineers, and neck, wrist, and back pain are recognized as common problems.

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Steve A. Doria - Resume

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Steve A. Doria. A software engineer position in an organization interested in developing quality software components within costs and on time. Software engineer skilled in the design, implementation, and maintenance of software components that are targeted at multiple platforms. Oct 2013 - Present. El Segundo, CA. Improve existing software components while maintaining stability of production code. Aug 2011 - Oct 2013. El Segundo, CA. Jan 2007 - Jun 2011. EmbedICs, LLC - El Segundo, CA. Dec 2005 - Jan 2007.

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Steve A. Doria - Links

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Mike Marquez - Animator. Chris Perdido - Software Engineer. Steve A. Doria.

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Python

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Don't touch that. We don't know where you've been. Archive for the 'Python' Category. That Stuff Looks Zope! October 2nd, 2009. I was thinking about doing web application development using Python during my free time. It would not be something that is pressured by schedules, but it would be an opportunity to learn something new. At first, I believed that most Python web applications were implemented by using mod python, since PHP web applications use mod php. I […]. Reinforcing Knowledge while Learning.

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– blah –

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Garbage in, garbage out. Archive for the '– blah –' Category. Laquo; Previous Entries. A Sampling of the x86 Bootstrap Process. August 20th, 2008. Posted in - blah -. Looking forward to a three day weekend, I thought about what I could do to pretty much relax from work. I have always been curious about the bootstrap process on a PC, but I never had the time or skill to understand the assembly language and process involved in writing one. After having exposure to […]. AMZN: Amazing Delay Times! Okay, Davi...

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Ruby

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I will do today what others won't so I can do tomorrow what others can't. Archive for the 'Ruby' Category. 8220;Rails is 100% magic with 0% design”. January 22nd, 2008. After delving into Ruby and Rails, I have felt the following but never got around to writing about it. I have since abandoned the adoption of Rails, but I recently stumbled upon a newsgroup post that expresses what I think about the framework (but with examples that I would not have produced without more experience): […].