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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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Terry Lambert writes:
> Companies like Diamond, whose reluctance to provide programming info
> stems from their hiring of EE's to write their ROM code ...
...

> Maybe they will hire a software engineer before it is too late; maybe
> not.

Are you saying that EE's are not software engineers, because I take
offense at that.  Some of the best software engineers I know have EE
degrees (and don't have CS degrees BTW).

(-: :-)


Nate