> Latest Project: Implementing The AS5040 10-bit rotary position sensor with digital angle (interface), ABI, UVW and PWM output

#1 2014-08-29 22:04:24

Here's an 8th grader putting Samplesboi to shameb. His circuit actually does something, it translates sign language into audible speech.

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But I useded a demo board according to the example circuit to show numbers! I R KEWLER!!!
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#2 2014-08-29 22:07:22

SamplesBoi wrote:
I didn't know that about Spanky, but using example code is pretty damn common in the industry. You flesh it out to your own requirements.

Yes, it was an example bbs. That's it.

#3 2014-08-29 22:12:03

I could get all of those parts cleanly onto one reasonable sized board. What a fuqing mess. Don't you know how unreliable breadboards are? Not a single surface mount part either. But if it does what you claim, that's wonderful. Why it needs an XBee to read a glove and translate it is beyond me though, as is the 8x8 matrix when you already have a 2x16 LCD (which is not showing anything for some reason).

#4 2014-08-29 22:13:19

SamplesBoi wrote:
I could get all of those parts cleanly onto one reasonable sized board. What a fuqing mess. Don't you know how unreliable breadboards are? Not a single surface mount part either. But if it does what you claim, that's wonderful. Why it needs an XBee to read a glove and translate it is beyond me though, as is the 8x8 matrix when you already have a 2x16 LCD (which is not showing anything for some reason).

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#5 2014-08-29 22:15:50

It all makes sense now. It's a heck of a project.

https://www.sparkfun.com/news/664

#6 2014-08-29 22:17:01

Samplesboi is such a fuqing idiot. And a racist one at that.

facepalm

#7 2014-08-29 22:18:45

SamplesBoi wrote:
I could get all of those parts cleanly onto one reasonable sized board. What a fuqing mess. Don't you know how unreliable breadboards are? Not a single surface mount part either. But if it does what you claim, that's wonderful. Why it needs an XBee to read a glove and translate it is beyond me though, as is the 8x8 matrix when you already have a 2x16 LCD (which is not showing anything for some reason).

lmao Of course you could fit it all on one board, since you apparently like using perf boards that are three times as big as you need.

#8 2014-08-29 22:19:13

Original_Lonely_Guy wrote:
Samplesboi is such a fuqing idiot. And a racist one at that.

Spanky makes typing mistakes like that Balcaen guy.

#9 2014-08-29 22:19:32

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Of course you could fit it all on one board, since you apparently like using perf boards that are three times as big as you need.

I use the same board over and over because it's ninety cent board I source from one vendor.

#10 2014-08-29 22:19:57

This thread is not going how SamplesBoi expected

lol

#11 2014-08-29 22:22:35

It's going fine. I love the project you posted from the kid. It's impressive. He's extraordinarily talented and spent a lot of time on his project. I spent about 2 hours on mine and got the data out of it that I was expecting to get. People who wanted to see my project saw it and unfortunately this has exacerbated OLG's mental illness. However, that is not a concern of mine.

#12 2014-08-29 22:23:56

SamplesBoi wrote:
It's going fine. I love the project you posted from the kid. It's impressive. He's extraordinarily talented and spent a lot of time on his project. I spent about 2 hours on mine and got the data out of it that I was expecting to get. People who wanted to see my project saw it and unfortunately this has exacerbated OLG's mental illness. However, that is not a concern of mine.

I think the point is you have less talent than an 8th grader but seem to be unaware of it and quite impressed with yourself.

You do realize that most people here are snickering at you ignorance.

And now you've been outed as a racist and guntard too.

snicker

#13 2014-08-29 22:25:15

This thread shows why aspergers and engineering do not mix.

#14 2014-08-29 22:25:30

. wrote:
I think the point is you have less talent than an 8th grader but seem to be unaware of it and quite impressed with yourself.

You do realize that most people here are snickering at you ignorance.

And now you've been outed as a racist and guntard too.

Link? OLG?

Why are you posting as a dot now?

#15 2014-08-29 22:26:36

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This thread shows why aspergers and engineering do not mix.

It appears to be more of a straight-up mental disease.

#16 2014-08-29 22:28:10

SamplesBoi wrote:
Link? OLG?

Why are you posting as a dot now?
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#17 2014-08-29 22:32:15

So Samplesboi is an electronics variant of rodger_emote.png?

#18 2014-08-29 22:48:08

SamplesBoi wrote:
I use the same board over and over because it's ninety cent board I source from one vendor.

Stop it Phil.

#19 2014-10-08 23:57:52

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> Latest Project: Implementing The AS5040 10-bit rotary position sensor with digital angle (interface), ABI, UVW and PWM output

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