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Designing Electronics That Work
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A Tale of Four Kernels [pdf] (2008)
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Microsoft quantum computing claim still lacks evidence
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I've always enjoyed the practical research and projects that happen at the CalPoly schools, my friends who attended always seemed to be doing some very neat hands-on work.
Anecdotally, my occasional interactions with Linux kernel source code have always impressed me with how the project manage to effectively structure such a large C codebase. Until I look at FreeBSD code, which is even more impressively organized. Both of these projects have really helped me think about how to best organize huge complicated systems.