TT-392

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by TT-392 4y ago
That is great and all, but I am an EE student, and last time I looked for an internship, there are a grand total of zero actual serious EE companies that use kicad. It is pretty much all Altium rn (and god I hate using altium). So ye, what
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by TT-392 4y ago
It was really not that bad, it just looked scary, once you got past the first steps, it was fine. But I guess those first steps made a big difference in adoption
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by TT-392 4y ago
Being taken seriously by companies, getting the big investments to increase developement speed by lots. Actually overtaking its competitors in terms of features. A big usability overhaul. Fun stuff like that.
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by TT-392 4y ago
I really hope kicad gets the blender treatment some day. It has been a dream of mine to actually not have to use altium(or eagle, or orcad) when working for an EE company.
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by TT-392 4y ago
I do sometimes make pancakes.
126.
by TT-392 4y ago
Just because it is not a selling point, doesn't mean people don't still use the term a lot. I used to only know C, OOP is still a relatively new thing for me.
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by TT-392 4y ago
Object-Oriented Programming: "Luckily the industry doesn’t really use this term any more" Wait really? What world are they living in? Am I just out of touch or something?
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by TT-392 4y ago
Oh, and I designed an UI for my smartwatch OS. For which I wrote everything from the ground up.
129.
by TT-392 4y ago
I am an EE, that works with microcontrollers on a daily basis. I know some html I play around with sdl and ncurses a bit, I can do some internet stuff. I am clearly a full stack dev right?
130.
by TT-392 4y ago
Pretty sure the grammar / spelling correct is still miles away from grammarly (at least last time I tried it)
131.
by TT-392 4y ago
Maybe it is only 19 years in the future this time
132.
by TT-392 4y ago
To me I think that it is often just the case that I am not completely convinced yet. Debating something with someone can be a rather stressful social situation. Maybe I am not able to explain my point of view well, and just want to get out
133.
by TT-392 4y ago
A lot of programmers sure came from the EE field
134.
by TT-392 4y ago
I find it increadibly hard to read, so I really hope it doesn't become a common thing. So I am kinda happy about these results.
135.
by TT-392 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised, there are a lot of different asphalt mixes out there for different scenario. Idk specifically about temperature, but would't be surprised.
136.
by TT-392 4y ago
Probably just heatstroke, pretty sure that is usually how people die from heat. Though, good chance that info just isn't out there.
137.
by TT-392 4y ago
And I guess kicad (pcb cad) is getting there.
138.
by TT-392 4y ago
I have multiple accounts, which I all transferred to microsoft accounts. They all got this message and had to be unlocked using a phone number. I wouldn't be surprised if they are straight up doing this to get phone numbers.
139.
by TT-392 4y ago
"While computer science course take-up had gone up by over 90 percent in the past 50 years, electrical engineering (EE) had declined by the same amount" Well yes, computer science used to be just a specialization of EE. Not that I
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by TT-392 4y ago
Idk if it is actually gonna work, I'll only know that after I try it. But right now, I notice that one of my biggest bottlenecks in reading music, is that, whenever there is a note that is quite a bit away from the clef, or other notes
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by TT-392 4y ago
I am in the exact same situation (getting back into playing piano after more than a decade of not doing it). But rn, it is just a very rough proof of concept I am making in pygame, I might make something more proper with actual decent code
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by TT-392 4y ago
This is creepy, I just started writing a very similar app, end then I saw this appear on HN. Though mine is focused more on getting faster at sight reading sheet music, and idk if I'll ever actually release it to the public.
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by TT-392 4y ago
I have dyslexia, and I can't scan read(if that is the right word), I have to basically read entire words. This stuff forces me to scan read, which means I just don't understand the text anymore.
144.
by TT-392 4y ago
Don't you usually have a battery you charge using the rtg's, so that you can deliver some real power when you need to do a manouvre?
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by TT-392 4y ago
I thought it was useful
146.
by TT-392 4y ago
For a sec there I couldn't tell if you were a software dev, or if you put out actual fires for a living.
147.
by TT-392 4y ago
I don't really get the disabling the NVIDIA non-free driver thing. Doesn't that driver just not support wayland in the first place?
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by TT-392 4y ago
I assume they are talking about the fact that the official script of china is simplified Chinese (at least, I am pretty sure it is). Though I have no idea if this would mean that all official documents are in simplified chinese in practice.
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by TT-392 4y ago
The roads basically are max 80 km/h in japan, so you don't really need it.
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by TT-392 4y ago
I manually scp config files whenever I set up a new pc (I should really set up somethin better)

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