Zig Forums related channels?
Better if something related to hardware projects using various microcontrollers
The results are flooded with pajeets copypasting the same 4 shitty "projects" found on pirated ebooks
Zig Forums related channels?
Ayden Diaz
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Josiah Carter
Channels? Do you mean goytube?
David Morgan
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Camden White
Ben Eater
John Clark
AkBKukU, Druaga1 and VWestlife
Christian Mitchell
There's a few good jewtube channels
>Mr reditkur
Nathan Roberts
The tech that Zig Forums ignores:
AvE
Practical enginnering
EEVBlog
Bigclivedotcom
/o/
Engineering Explained
/b/
Colin Furze
Adrian Hughes
More tech that Zig Forums ignores:
Marco Reps
mikeselectricstuff
Kerry Wong
Mr Calrson's Lab
w2aew
Jack Ganssle (also subscribe to embedded muse newsletter)
Bisqwit
Applied Science
The Thought Emporium
The Signal Path
Evan Gomez
Thanks guys, it's what I needed
I only know voultar (hardware modding for consoles) and danooct1 (virus testing on often real hardware)
Evan Martinez
Don't be afraid of jumping into their related channels rabbit hole, there's loads of good stuff out there.
Jose Turner
HighTreason610
WaybackTech
Tr3vor42532
PhilsComputerLab
Keep in mind these channels are mainly focused on older personal computers circa 2005 or earlier and are usually somewhat gaming focused. However, the first two in the list sometimes cover stuff like audio and networking equipment. and are also likely to be on board with shitposting
Bentley Lopez
HighTreason610
WaybackTech
Tr3vor42532
PhilsComputerLab
Keep in mind these channels are mainly focused on older personal computers circa 2005 or earlier and are usually somewhat gaming focused. However, the first two in the list sometimes cover stuff like audio and networking equipment. and are also likely to be on board with shitposting
He's that Finnish Jew that does those DOS programmers videos, right? High-quality stuff from what I remember.
Blake Martin
Oh shit
I forgot
The anti-Zig Forums
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
youtube.com
Why are most brit techies lunatics?
Nolan Parker
Guess my browser must be broken, waited a whole 2 minutes and the post didn't show up until I had already posted and refreshed the page.
I nearly forgot that was a thing.
I've got no idea, must be something in the tea. Though for the one on my list, I think it's because he's spent years in shitty government housing and his neighborhood looks like Pripyat with more people.
Samuel Myers
< Hope in Zig Forums restored
Electronics and Engineering Video Blog - best vblog
Luke Rodriguez
Why is there no dedicated engineering board on 8ch? Consumer tech, distro threads, botnet, "programming" and latest SJW adventures is all we have here. I want my FEM and SPCIE shitposting threads. Kikestarter product debunking would be fun as well. There could also be embedded generals, analog/digital electronics, reverse engineering and mandatory testgear porn threads. Maybe I should just give in and create an account on EEVblog forums.
Anthony Lewis
Except there is.
>>>/laboratory/
>>/electronics/
Samuel Price
No one posts there, people moved to discord.
Justin Sanders
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Colton Phillips
That's the point, the fgts took the competent ones with them, asshat
Kevin Lewis
Love me some AvE. I also like the guy that makes the wood gears. Mousetrap guy is cool too.
Brayden Jackson
Mousetrap guy is Shawn Woods. Wood gear guy is Matthias Wendel. Guy is cold as ice to cut up those poor dead tree carcasses like that.
Benjamin Sanders
because 8ch is filled to the brim with NEETs and people who got a job by reading a book on java
Aiden Rodriguez
Is it possible to pajeet your way through other languages? I've been looking through some developer jobs on indeed, but they all want you to know haskell, scala, c++, java, python, go, ruby, etc, etc, etc. I get that once you know how to program the language is just details, but still, you have to have to build a portfolio of shit you've done in these languages, don't you?
Chase Jenkins
Once you know ML syntax you know ML, OCaml, F#, etc.
Once you know Java you know C#, Javascript, etc.
Once you know C/C++ you gain an understanding of building software from a rather low level.
Pick 2 of those and you'll get a job. Just promise me to not shit up a codebase I'll actually have to interact with at some point
Brayden Hernandez
So let's say I do ML and C/C++. Should I read the book on said language, work through it's problems, then do something like project Euler? Then should I start contributing to open source projects to build up a portfolio? I don't have a compsci degree, though I did have a math minor.