pikewood
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
It was never updated.
Admittedly, my path was convoluted; I started as a engineer to help with non-research software at a large lab, and got pulled on to projects via reputation. But I was replacing a Master's student who was essentially at the same academic level as me anyway. It does pay less, but I made the tradeoff for the quality of projects, which was worth more to me at this point in my career. It's still much more than I need, just not at industry levels.
But, you mention practicing. What do you think is the activity to practice? Are there tests/games/exercises that strengthen that part of thinking you know of?
* Reading aloud text in a very quick speed. Maybe I need more practice in just brain-to-mouth coordination?
* Flash card style training, from just words to even actor headshots (because that feeling of "I know that person but I can't remember their name" is a similar feeling).
* Just speaking more, maybe getting into VR Chat or something similar.
The 2.7 inch models are nice for people beginning with hardware because it's already built as a Raspberry Pi HAT, literally plug and play, no soldering or wires required. https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/2.7inch-e...
The bottom of that page lists the other models; look for the ones supporting partial refresh to get around that flashing distraction.
Why not create an Amazon exclusive SKU, the same way manufacturers do for Costco and the like?