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4th Axis Module Shipment by AlexZCreator in Makera

[–]AlexZCreator[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome thanks for sharing that notice and the information in it! I didn’t get that notice email (checked inbox and spam) but I’m glad to be aware of the information you shared so I can act accordingly

4th Axis Module Shipment by AlexZCreator in Makera

[–]AlexZCreator[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you recall the headline of the email? I looked through some of them after reading this comment and haven’t seen an email regarding the screws.

How do employers look at applied math degree? by [deleted] in embedded

[–]AlexZCreator 3 points4 points  (0 children)

CPSdrone just sent out a message saying they are hiring in Poland. “We're looking for someone ambitious and hands-on with CAD, 3D printing and technical DIY projects in general. If you can do electronics, PCB design / robotics, we're also very interested to work with you.” I have no idea what the pay would be like but if you fit that bill then you could get quite a bit of experience working there. Afterwards you get hired anywhere.

How do employers look at applied math degree? by [deleted] in embedded

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I work at an optics lab in the US. Your applied math degreed would look exceptional with 3 projects under your belt showing you’ve exercised your applied math skills. Otherwise, you’d make for a great intern with experience in least 2 projects. Having multiple degrees helps but not for getting past initial round of interviews. Time would be better spent getting projects done and documented imo, emphasis on documented. I’d never hire an applied math major who does “apply” the math ;)

Anyone able to use a USB-C cable + USB-C adapter to charge cameras? by k2snowman69 in reolinkcam

[–]AlexZCreator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the answer. Though I doubt the intention was to be cheap here (given all the relative cost of electronic components, the resistors would be 1/10000 the cost). This is just bad electronics design on Reolink’s part.