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Interview with Ben Eater (8 bit breadboard computers)
(theamphour.com)
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Automating PCB Fabrication Outputs with KiCad and Git
(youtube.com)
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An Interview with the Core KiCad (FOSS EDA Software) Development Team
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8y ago
Would love to hear more about your database system!
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Editing in general is one of those things that I hope and wish and pray and hope that I don't have to do...I mean, everyone else is able to get it right the first time! Nope, just our perception of the world. Everyone is editing. Espec
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Thanks for the shout!
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If people are interested in KiCad, we're having a conference for/about it at the end of April: https://kicad-kicon.com/ Lots of talks and opportunities to learn layout if you don't already know it.
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Solar Cell Researcher Explains “Perovskites” and How They Might Replace Silicon
(theamphour.com)
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Bell Labs Researcher Discusses the Realities of 5G
(theamphour.com)
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Love it! Glad you listed the various sources as well. I had been looking for something similar a few years back when I was writing about this topic, but it was pretty scattered. Seems like a good idea to have it all in one place (esp with t
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The recruiting aspect is key. People get laid off in parts of the country and cannot move because of families, monetary obligations (mortgage) and a host of other reasons. When some companies give up on those people, others gain great talen
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I live in Chicago, actually! You should come to our meetup, going to have one in January: https://www.meetup.com/Hardware-Happy-Hour-3H-Chicago/
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Great looking circuit boards!
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As someone who teaches layout online (Contextual Electronics) it really comes down to how much time you want to spend and how willing you are to deal with mistakes. Electronics is a complex field and the only way to "recompile" a
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Usually I am loathe to mention them by name because it brings the spammers in like crazy but I use and have liked AllPCB. I found them on PCBshopper.com, which is a good way to comparison shop for the type and size of boards you'll nee
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This is a much discussed subject in the electronics community. I just love soldermask too much. Not only is there potential for colors and art and a bunch of other aesthetic reasons, but the improvement of my soldering makes it all worth it
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Why I can’t (yet) teach engineering in ASL
(blog.melchua.com)
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Jeri Ellsworth and the demise of CastAR [audio]
(theamphour.com)
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Had a chance to interview Sam last week, he's as bright as you'd assume: https://theamphour.com/390-an-interview-with-sam-zeloof/
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Electronics is a big broad subject. So yeah, take it slow and take it easy on yourself as you're learning. It's more akin to asking, "How to self-learn programming?". There are many methods, resources and STRONG opinions
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Clearing up the term “eSIM”
(hologram.io)
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I think a great place to start is on kits. There are TONS of great materials these days on: https://learn.adafruit.com https://learn.sparkfun.com They basically trade you knowledge in the hope of you buying some of t
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Had a chance to chat with Ken, really enjoyed hearing about the history of the Alto and the process they take for troubleshooting what is effectively priceless hardware (given the fact that so few are remaining): https://theampho
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An Open Compute engineer describes server HW design for hyperscale datacenters
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Manufacturing isn't glamorous
(medium.com)
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Visualizing physical data from IoT aquaponic systems
(medium.com)
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Software defined power supplies
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Using Vacuum Tubes to Learn JFETs
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Proof-of-concept experiments extract true requirements
(medium.com)
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The math behind the HTC Vive lighthouse
(youtube.com)
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