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S3 was just for me to do an initial prototype. Longer term was going to try with the C3, though I'm open to suggestions :)

Perfect timing. I just started planning to build a DIY smartwatch and was looking into the S3. Having native zigbee support could be nice.

Same :) I haven't touched electronics since college and the Uno was pretty cheap. No regrets though, just want to hack and learn on something.

Same here. Tbh, you're comment just inspired to do a deep dive on VI. Wonder how much more productivity I can squeeze out if I spend an weekend focused on it.

This is awesome!! Seems to know me better than myself:)

Thanks for the link, just did a quick skim through. Replying so I remember to circle back and read in depth.

Between this and all the posts from Tailscale, my networking knowledge (my weakest area) will hopefully expand quite a bit.

I've always thought this to be the case. Coinbase and Kraken will be the dominant US players (imho).

I'm 38 and just wanted to comment my experience matches your comment here. I'm probably 20x or more productive now than I was when I first started. Experience does indeed help productivity (to a point).

This is absolutely great. Thanks for sharing!

Tbh I didn't even know the source was a deeply conservative website.

That said, the article is just a discussion with an author. Not seeing how this falls under misinformation here, but maybe I'm misguided ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm confused why this would be flagged? At the time of my post here, there's 71 comments in < 2 hours. It's obviously a discussion point for folks here.

What did part of the submission guidelines does this article go against?

Curious for future submissions myself

Thanks for sharing your input here.

I don't even work nor have much interest in ASP.NET Core , but I just starred your repo and plan to read through it.

First time I've seen such a well put together list of code samples for a language. Would love this in other languages

This is literally opposite of me. Would you mind elaborating a bit on the negatives of working on the ML side of things?

Definitely not saying your wrong or that it's better than backend dev (it's probably just personal preference). But as someone considering it, I'd like to hear the good and bad of each type of role.