I was watching The Differential Pair Becomes an Op-Amp – Transistors 101, episode 18 and they mentioned this datasheet: https://ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm358.pdf. That URL looks very hacker friendly to me, if you know what you’re looking for you can probably guess the URL! I haven’t tried this in anger yet, this is just a note for Future John.
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I am having a conversation over on New Book Teardown #3: Learning The Art of Electronics: A Hands-On Lab Course (2016) | In The Lab and I was asked about the various books that carry the title “art of electronics”, they are:
This was interesting: Physics Students Need to Know These 5 Methods for Differential Equations. It mentioned List of Laplace transforms. Also it looks like duckduckgo has a new “Assist” feature!
I am officially a fan of @JustinSung. Recently I watched How to Remember Everything You Read. His process PACER is:
This video is good: How To Be So Productive That It Feels ILLEGAL.
The three items are:
A follow-up video You’re Not Stupid: How To Never Lose Focus Again made these suggestions for focus:
I subscribed to the channel: @JustinSung
I was watching Remnants of the Capacitor Plague where they mentioned about these lights: 3 in 1 6W 6500K Industry Microscope LED Gooseneck Light Illuminator Lamp Spot Light Lamp Fill Light Lamp With 60 LED Ring. I wanted to know more so I asked about which ones the YouTuber purchased themselves. I hope I hear back! (And I may not hear back, it seems my question might have been flagged as spam, possibly because I included a link to AliExpress in the comment?)
I’m expecting a fair bit of C programming (or C++) in my future because of Arduino and other microcontrollers. Today I came across modern-c-features which enumerates the new features in C.
This in my feed today: How Clay’s UI Layout Algorithm Works:
Clay is a UI layout library written in C, and this video gives a high level explanation of how the flexbox-like layout algorithm in Clay works.
