3 ms·
I don't code, but I do write. I regularly re-read my own writing to spot any problems, but sometimes just for pleasure. For example, about 18 months ago I wrote
by geocrasher 6y ago
I don't code, but I do write. I regularly re-read my own writing to spot any problems, but sometimes just for pleasure. For example, about 18 months ago I wrote a 5 part series on how to build a direct conversion receiver for the ham radio bands from scratch. I learned tons along the way and it was really rewarding to write. Re-reading it recaptures some of that joy and reminds me that I'm a good writer, even when I think I'm just another hack.
- onemoresoop 6y agoIf it captures you back then yes, your writing is so good that it doesn’t get in the way, you don’t even notice it. I am not a natural writer and have to always make an effort to make something sound the way I want to. Quite often I cringe at my old scribblings and that sometimes without a reason..
- geocrasher 6y agoOh I have plenty of those moments too!
- BenjiWiebe 6y agoI want to read that. Can you post it on here or on your profile or something please?
- BenjiWiebe 6y agoNever mind, I found it at miscdotgeek.
- geocrasher 6y agoThanks for checking it out! Here's the link for anyone else: https://miscdotgeek.com/building-direct-conversion-receiver-part-1/ https://miscdotgeek.com/building-direct-conversion-receiver-...