
In the meantime, I will still upload small posts (with no
videos) on STM32 programming. I will also document my experience working at
Tesla and give as much detail about that as I legally can.
I will be removing my old STM32 videos from YouTube once I
have a full fledge arsenal of videos to replace them with. So until then you
can enjoy and learn from them. Feel free to shoot me an email with any suggestions
concerning the content of this blog.
Edwin Fairchild
3 Comments
You no need to delete old videos from YouTube - every bit and piece of information is important. Even if something missing, it is valuable for people like me who starting to use advanced programming and 'true C#', not sketches and Arduino 'weird-ings'. Thanks. Milan Karakas, Croatia.
ReplyDeleteThis is cool. So what is Tesla having you work on?
ReplyDeleteI have been following Tesla and especially SpaceX for some time now..
At Tesla I was working on their next gen power converter with the help of the lead engineers there. This involved hardware in the loop testing, using Robot Framework and python, among other things. I did terminate it early though because some personal matters were not going as planned. I am hoping to get an internship at NASA maybe within a year or so, well see how life goes.
Delete