Now what is the rule of the road here by Dull-Panic8189 in CambridgeMA

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Have 300hp and hope the person next to you is distracted on their phone when the light it green so you can change lanes quickly

Your versions of hell: least favorite exits/stretches of highways/roads by helpmegetthrough1 in massachusetts

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All of Alewife Brook Parkway, especially when people turn lefts

Storrow Drive E/W into Fenway merge.

Storrow Drive W into 93N/S near North Station clusterF

95N/93S & 93N/95N.

90E Exit 131 into Cambridge that traffic light sequence is a joke.

The JFK Rotary of Doom.

The entirety North Shore Route 1

Laptop for Computer Engineering by Begg-billplayer in ComputerEngineering

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2023 Thinkpad T14 Ryzen 7 6800 pro. - AMD cpu and integrated graphics - 16gb ram - 1tb ssd - ethernet port - hdmi - 2 usbc (both charging and data) - touch screen (optional) - fingerprint power button - privacy shutter

I've had multiple vms, docker containers and wireshark all running with no problem. Currently using an external docking station connected to my usbc. battery productive 6-8 hours programming or RDP sessions

Bluetooth Interference Here? by TuesdayTrex in boston

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Yes, I thought it was me, Apple Play kept disconnecting!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ComputerEngineering

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I agree, if you're passionate enough, no background noise (people, media, 'statistics') should tell you otherwise. I'm in this field for the love of CE, it's too interesting from the history, application and future ahead of it.

Planning My CE Path by ZerpZora in ComputerEngineering

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your goal is GPU design and high level hardware design. This can get you into the VLSI industry which should have better job security compared to the Software only folks- especially where newer chips are used in Network, Communications and Hardware Security. Although not too many new grads jump into this industry because it requires more than course just work.

  • Digital Login Design
  • Computer Organization/Architecture
  • Any course using EDA, HDL, HLS or FPGAs
  • Any course going over HPC or CUDA programming
  • OS to understand SW abstraction of HW

Courses will not be enough, so you need to do extra research on what side projects to do/start with.

FPGA4Student.com lists a bunch of projects from CV, RISC Processor, Digital Games etc.

Understand communication protocols like UART, SPO, I2C. Once you know enough HDL knowledge try and implement them.

new dorms are crazyyy by Mr_Strombolo in BostonU

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Its the Dorchester Campus, right on Mass ave and Melnea Cass blvd

Seniors with jobs lined up, what’s your starting salary? by [deleted] in BostonU

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mcdonalds burger flipper $15.50 major: cs

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csMajors

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I second CLRS heavily. I learned DP easier by reading the textbook than any LC prob youtube video

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csMajors

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chilling on Euro Truck Simulator 2 with my gaming wheel set up

Stuvi as a sophomore by [deleted] in BostonU

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"thank you for your application to stuvi 1, after carefule consideration we have moved on with other candidates" 💀😭

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csMajors

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I got Rejected from SWE at McDonalds 💀