well, for starters and not wanting to know what to do they are ok. Here at uni we use those instead of paying for the "real deal"

I mean if you just pick the parts out yourself you'll get 10 times as much for nearly the same amount of shekel

i know

but i guess 35 is not that bad... probably when i get more into controls and systems i would order pieces individually

You are like little baby

the pieces*

sheeeit you have quite a lot of stuff going on

>buying chink shit that comes into contact with food

i think i'll stick to IKEA for that

I got a bunch of one-way food containers from China

it was good

I ordered that kit since i have two options for grad school... aerospace engineering or controls, and i am undecided what i want to do with my life, so i decided play with arduinos if i like controls @Goz3rr if you are curious.

i've got too much electronics components and dozens of microcontrollers

bought because _i might need this in the future and wouldnt want to wait then_

aerospace probably i am going with CFD and scientific computing

I think Stainless Steel is fairly safe.

those ladles dont look stainless steel

kek

Oh, i thought you meant the stainless steel cup.

also arduinos or texas instruments microcontrollers?

some arduinos

no TI shit

@Deleted User STM32

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i have a random assortment really

few unos, the micros and pros which i cant keep apart

a few kinds of bare ATtiny's and ATmega chips

some STM32

teensy

hmmm i am new to this of arduinos. I did some arduino tinkering on measurement class but nothing serious like i want to do right now. I heard the TI are for "the real deal" and the arduinos good for prototyping

is that true or a meme

?

arduinos have the advantage of the ecosystem and they come with a bootloader

oh i have some ESP8266s and ESP32s too

forgot about those

but the 8bit atmega chips (in the arduinos) are quite slow compared to others

the esp is quite fun

can do alot more with network

Meme, arduinos are just an atmega chip, you can program them without arduino IDE. But stm32 are more powerful for less money. Don't know much about TI

people who attach arduinos to ESPs

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