>"man those NASA folks are so dumb, writing all that HARD code just to launch a satellite. I wonder where they must beg for their code? Maybe the forums. I'm so much smarter than them because I can do it in an easier way haha xD"
void setup() {
Satellite.begin();
}
>"There, everything done. Man I'm so smart, I should be awarded a Nobel prize haha"
Now you just need to implement Satellite and begin()
I don't understand, what do you mean?
Do you mean this?
#include "satellite.h"
Embedded engineering is so simple, lol i don't get it why people go to univ for this, i guess they're not as smart as me hehe
said no one ever
>thinking a shitty arduino can survive space
>thinking your shitty code could survive radiation induced bit flips
>""
You need to go back
Lol i don't know what they are, but I'm sure they have already been taken care of in the satellite.h file
I don't even know what's this "ohms law" everyone keeps talking about, but I am sure I'm smarter than everyone because I can click on samples and import blink.ino
I bet you're not even an EMBEDDED MICROCONTROLLER ENGINEER like me. I can program arduino
Now you need to implement sattelite.h
Excuse my, satellite.h. Mistyped it.
But ofcourse, I downloaded it from the internet by following a YouTube video
Where did you download it from? Who wrote it? How is it licensed? What does it do?
Suddenly the Indian space program is starting to make sense
I don't know anything about that but the main thing is it works, and I made it work.
So clearly I am very smart
Works for what?
>super power by 2020!
Orbital garbage will become 10x worse.
It makes the satellite work when I connect it to the satellite shield, I can see the light blink.
You have so many questions because you're not smart like me
good thread
Can it even get much worse than China shooting its own satellites?
It was a joke. I'm pretty we destroy our shit more so to keep it out of the hands of the chinese.
I unironically entered an embedded micro controller internship because I did some Arduino projects while in university
I've done much more now, but I'm still thankful arduino existed at that time
>it's a buttflustered EE virgin is mad at Arduino chads episode
Go jerk of to Fourier transforms while I
void setup() {
yourGirlfriend.fuck();
}
söyboy.
Any pointers on where to start? I want to get into embedded programming to manipulate or hack hardware around me.
Find little projects and do them
Try to avoid using the same chip for every project; it makes you lazy