Laws of Stupidity
@Gotterdammerung how very Socratic of you
@trinsec much obliged
@p pretty sure the fediverse is ~sentient
(yes I use subway tooter like the borderline degenerate I am, you're gonna have to suck it up)
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for the baroque gs
@hj @solidsanek I have no regrets
@hj @solidsanek feline lucky, punk?
@freemo awesome thanks, will let you know how it goes :)
@freemo awesome, thanks
@freemo not sure where it'll go, using Arduino stuff sounds cool/useful but I'm more drawn to analogue stuff.
complex numbers are fine, I'd appreciate a look at your write up.
@freemo
always been a bit baffled about RLC circuits, figure getting my hands dirty would give me better intuition as to what's going on there so blinking LED sounds like a good idea, thanks.
any good general textbooks/resources that won't hold my hand too much?
@freemo btw, toying with doing some electrical engineering work recently, wondering if you had any tips on first projects or how to get started?
seen here and there to start with your own power supply, not sure where I'd go from there though