i_am_a_peasant

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by i_am_a_peasant 3y ago
Criticism is the least of your concerns when you live with PTSD :D. For me work has always been sort of an escape from myself. If I get criticized for the work I do I don't mind too much really because the alternative is the dark place
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by i_am_a_peasant 3y ago
If you're in Germany I'd like to get in on that. :P
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by i_am_a_peasant 3y ago
I second this, I have both this and art of electronics and they truly complete one another
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by i_am_a_peasant 3y ago
> Nothing saves you from kill -9, as we all know. You making a syscall and getting the kernel stuck somewhere and having your process in a D state will keep you alive ;D.
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by i_am_a_peasant 4y ago
Will it affect the connection in any way from a signal integrity perspective?
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by i_am_a_peasant 4y ago
There is no such thing as too much flux :) I would also recommend wearing protective glasses not to splash stuff on your eyes.
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by i_am_a_peasant 4y ago
I've had a love-hate relationship with matlab over the years. I really like the symbolic package. But I don't need simulink for anything. Octave covers most of my needs. When I was reteaching myself calculus it was with octave and
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by i_am_a_peasant 4y ago
What exactly is it about a router that you want to learn? Network protocols? Ethernet/WiFi drivers? Actually designing the electronics and sitting with a gigahertz range oscilloscope to test the signal integrity of your optical transmi
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by i_am_a_peasant 4y ago
I've written both C++ and Rust and I've basically settled for C++ without inheritance in all my personal projects. I think Rust made me a better C++ programmer. The problem with Rust is that even when you reach a point of understa