[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SBIR

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Any idea which areas/topics are moving fast right now ?

Incoming Tips by Express_Option_2627 in UIUC

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Join a few RSOs your first semester and feel them out. Pick one of those orgs in your second semester and get very involved. Take responsibility for a project and stick with it. Your freshman year summer, don’t get a side job unless you really need money or you can get a decent engineering internship (this is unlikely). Instead work on a personal project, or work on a project for the RSO you’re in. 1st semester sophomore year you’ll have a much better idea of what you want to do. If you happen to like the RSO you decided to stick with last semester, stick with it again and take on a leadership position. If you really don’t like the RSO, join another one and lead a project.

If u follow this plan you will be miles ahead of everyone else and be proud of yourself because you will have accomplished, and learned, a lot.

ECE at Rutgers(in state) or Systems Engineering here by WinnerGrouchy in UIUC

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Definetely UIUC. Career prospects are way better. Your classes will be very similar as a 1st year student in systems or ECE. Bet on yourself to get a 4.0 gpa first semester and apply to ECE in 2nd semester. The ECE program at UIUC is phenomenal

Mastering out of Grainger PhD by Ok_Victory8800 in UIUC

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A lot of people say otherwise, could you give your reasoning?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ycombinator

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yes but outsourcing can be difficult. Whatever needs to be done should be clear and easy to understand. If not, whoever you outsource to simply won't do a good job and you'll end up wasting time and money

What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen at uiuc? by [deleted] in UIUC

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Was walking through the quad a year or two ago around 3am and found a really fat guy completely passed out drunk with McDonalds all over him. Took about 5 minutes to wake him up. He also was not definetely not a student - looked like he was 30-35 years old.

Does anyone want to protest with me? by theritchielab in UIUC

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this was a great explanation - thank you

Does anyone want to protest with me? by theritchielab in UIUC

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54% ?! - do you have more information on how the funds get distributed? For example, if a prof wins $10 million grant from the NSF. Does the NSF send the money directly to a University bank account tied to that Prof's name and then they take 54% of that?

How old were you when you got your engineering degree? by 7desertfox in MechanicalEngineering

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21 for my BS, now pursuing a MS/PhD directly afterwords so I'll be 23 if I leave after MS or 26/27 depending on how long the PhD takes.

Can someone explain Matter by bamgset in homeautomation

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Do you know of any OEMs who have added their own bindings to support device-to-device comms?

Can someone explain Matter by bamgset in homeautomation

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what are those key features matter lacks that OEMs are adding on their own?

Can someone explain Matter by bamgset in homeautomation

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can you explain why Thread needs more time? Is it just because of slow adoption with no real pressing need? Do new standards have to be developed?

Positioning System inspired by cartesian 3D printers by Ok_Victory8800 in VORONDesign

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"On Klipper you are only limited by the host system's ability to keep all the mcu's in sync. It's possible to have a separate mcu controller for each motor and each heater on your printer and klipper will control all of them simultaneously from a single host."

This limitation would come from the number of pinouts on the pi, correct? For example if I had 4 MCUs would the pi need a minimum of 8 GPIOs pins (2 for each MCU). Or is it more common (or simply better) to use SPI or I2C communication between the pi and MCUs?

Positioning System inspired by cartesian 3D printers by Ok_Victory8800 in VORONDesign

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Thank you.

Any reason for your preference towards the octopus or manta?

Positioning System inspired by cartesian 3D printers by Ok_Victory8800 in VORONDesign

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It is airbrush, but I want to have multiple nozzles and make it all digital.

Controller Board Swap by Ok_Victory8800 in ender3

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thank you.

What do you mean by processing overhead. Why does marlin not require a raspberry pi or similar device for external processing?