Message from @hatsu
Discord ID: 206955644161490944
yes
if you're confident about math and physics
just buy art of electronics 3rd edition
college in a box tier book
if you're not, and if you want to just brute force your way through, youtube videos about arduino projects
and follow official tutorials
but to do like really complex custom projects you need to have a pretty good understanding of a lot of things before you can attempt something
Do you do this for a living?
kinda
i'm an electrical engineering student
3rd year
i'm interning at nvidia
Nice
ty
imo
having a good mentor
is the best thing
I'll keep all in mind, hopefully I won't run out of motivation like when I tried to draw or do programming
Heh
i have a mentor person and he keeps me going sometimes
i'm probably gonna hang around here so lmk
but i hate discord since it doesn't respect my freedom
lmao
finding motivation is hard
if you have deep pockets, keep throwing money at it
i spent quite a bit on my new project and i've been pretty motivated
I got like 2 grand from a previous job
Should be ok
yeah
if you can turn that all into disposable income
you'll be great
but if you can't that's also fine
if you wanna go top down, just pick a decent project and work at it
something without ridiculous design constraints like high voltage or high frequency
can you find me a sheet for that
sheet?
you mean card?
no a bloody
urm