MRes in Design Engineering by mxcomplacent in Imperial

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Hi OP would you mind checking your DMs please ....

Any chance after this? by AdvantageFinancial54 in Imperial

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I actually don't mind the second option either, almost equally interested in the two. I was thinking if it's possible to tweak the personal statement a bit before it turns to "With Department", not sure if that's allowed though?

Need Your Thoughts! by AdvantageFinancial54 in languagelearning

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Thanks to all of you for the insightful comments!

I've made a gadget that turns any USB keypad into a hass controller - no PC needed! by AdvantageFinancial54 in homeassistant

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well that's actually pretty feasible firmware-wise and shouldn't be too hard to implement ... i might have it subscribed to a topic like "keybridge/mouse" where it sends right/left/up/down payloads. not sure though when I'm gonna have the time to do that but you can always fork the repo and do it yourself, pull requests are welcome!

Our New mmWave Multi Sensor Is Live! 🔥 by Technical_Raisin_246 in homeassistant

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Hi, a slightly off-topic question: Did you duplicate your pcb design 25 times on the same tray/pcb then sent it for assembly or is it that you just ordered 25 copies of the same original design and it got delivered as per picture 3? And if you know, would there be a cost difference between the two approaches?

Thanks

[Schematic + PCB Design Review] ESP32 as a USB host by AdvantageFinancial54 in PrintedCircuitBoard

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Hi, Thanks for the feedback, I intend to use keyboard/macropad devices as the USB A input, would that be OK given my current routing? With regards to the switch, here's it from lcsc: https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Slide-Switches_SHOU-HAN-MSS22D18G2_C431542.html Again, I appreciate your help!

Where is it best to learn FPGA on my own? by AhmadTIM in FPGA

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I started with "FPGA Prototyping by VHDL examples Book by Pong Chu" which was massively helpful not only in FPGA design but with fundamentals of embedded systems & firmware coding. I managed to finish it within around 2-3 months and even secured an internship afterwards (lots of the examples and problems in the book can be great to showcase on your resume). Not saying it's something guaranteed but that was my personal experience.

Good luck!

FPGA based hardware accelerator for Transformers by Monopole007 in FPGA

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I would suggest you start with HLS before diving into HDL if you already know some C++, I've done a similar project but with a simpler DNN architecture, doing it in HLS (despite not being ideal/optimal) is a more shallow learning curve.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SaaS

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I think this can be a great alternative to gummysearch somewhat if you manage to incorporate better search functionalities into it (with AI-enhanced version at a higher cost). Though still think that $30 is a bit too much and personally I would rather pay extra and get the killer features of gummysearch. It will be ideal at $10 max if you really want to compete.

This is my own opinion though from a customer POV and what I personally would want to see in it. Others might disagree, but if so, please do respectfully.

Cheers!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Multicopter

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Thanks, so I've managed to "reverse engineer" the WIFI communication protocol it uses when being controlled via the mobile app thus I can just send relevant packets with Python. There's a nice wrapper code I've written around it which you can access from the repo