Alright nerds, I'm getting into electrical engineering and

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2017-08-31 03:45:55 Post No. 62183577
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Anonymous 2017-08-31 03:45:55 Post No. 62183577 [Report]

Alright nerds, I'm getting into electrical engineering and my circuits class is making me extremely interested in possibly playing around with Arduino or Raspberry Pi. I have no significant knowledge on these projects or if /g/ is even a good board to browse for discussion with these things. Throw me a bone and give me some basic guidance/advice. Thanks

Anonymous 2017-08-31 04:39:39 Post No.62184397
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Anonymous 2017-08-31 04:39:39 Post No.62184397 [Report]

5th year of engineering here. Learn everything you can about embedded computers like arduino and raspberry pi, but do not get stuck to them, it is easy to fall for the Node.js and internet of things meme. DO NOT ENGAGE with those. EVER. Arduino should be just another tool, to make it easier to control small projects and prototype faster, but learn some PIC or ATMEL afterwards. As for the rasp, try to set up a home server with it, learn some linux basics and shit.

Anonymous 2017-08-31 05:39:15 Post No.62185248
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Anonymous 2017-08-31 05:39:15 Post No.62185248 [Report]

Thanks famicom

Alright nerds, I'm getting into electrical engineering and

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