ancient_art

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by ancient_art 5y ago
Not being treated like a potential shoplifter would be nice! A friend of mine and I had these door alarm systems go off while ENTERING a store. We (around 13 or 14 at that time) had to take off most of our clothes in front of other customer
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by ancient_art 5y ago
I can't give any insight in my bosses' brain only my own: Working from home opened my eyes. I already hated going to the office because of rude/loud coworkers, an open floor plan, nothing to do in my breaks than to sit at my
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by ancient_art 6y ago
I never did sports with masks, but yesterday I read the other comments and many pointed out that you should wear one or something similar to heat up and moisturize your breath. Well, I tried it by going for an evening run yesterday at -2°C
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by ancient_art 6y ago
I do both and I order the clothes most times. Clothes I can use in multiple situations (like a pair of jeans or normal t-shirts) are grouped together but I also use "use-case-drawers" (like sports or outside work clothes). My girl
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by ancient_art 6y ago
My biggest problem is that there's not a single electric car in my financial reach. I can buy some old gasoline car for $2.000 to $4.000 but I just cannot afford an electric one for $40.000+.
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by ancient_art 6y ago
We'd have to be working from home in the first place for it to stick! We're around 10 people in what's basically a glorified living room and it would be "too hard" to do wfh..
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by ancient_art 6y ago
That would be a good start since most books I found are not targeted at beginners.
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by ancient_art 6y ago
That's pretty good advice. At least for me. Thank you for commenting. There's already a PCB with a simple curcuit from a tutorial on it's way. I hope it works out.
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by ancient_art 6y ago
For me it's more about creating something that I can touch and projects that have an end. Electronics and PCBs in particular just happen to be really interesting to me. But other than that I can only agree with your comment.
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by ancient_art 6y ago
Thank you for your links. One project I want to definitely try is a weather rock like project. Like a LED that lights up when the sun hits a sensor and useless stuff like this. There's actually a simple PCB from a tutorial I followed a
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by ancient_art 6y ago
That looks interesting, thank you! Didn't even think about looking on Udemy.
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by ancient_art 6y ago
I'm going to take a look at the link. Thanks. I already found "The Art of Electronics" but it's too advanced for me right now.
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Ask HN: Good resources for learning electronic curcuits and PCB design
8 points by ancient_art 6y ago|17 comments
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by ancient_art 6y ago
I can only see a very limited amount of stuff in my head. My best visualizations are routes in 2D from above. Anything beyond that is really hard to do. Funny thing is, when I dream I can see anything.