Getting a good night’s sleep is sooooo important when coding. Or doing anything in life, for that matter.
About a year ago I decided to prioritize sleep over studies and work, and although it took me a while to get used to admitting failure to people when I don’t finish something on time, overall I feel happier and more productive during the time I do work, not to mention the health benefits. Besides, those missed study and work deadlines mean nothing after a few months.
Usually going to bed late is due to procrastination, so you really don’t loose much by just stopping early and getting some good sleep. And if you don’t agree with that, then please spend your procrastination time today by listening to the podcast Joe Rogan did with sleep expert Mathew Walker, because he’ll definitely convince you!
(Apologies to everyone who thought this notification was a freesk8 remote update )
Up to 3 buttons, externally mounted for flexibility in design.
USB-C charging
LED-Push button for on/off
The internal PCB will have its own frame/enclosure that houses a battery slot. Trying to make this as modular as possible so its easy to design different style grip enclosures around a uniform internal module. Here’s an example from an earlier design:
So if I’m understanding you right, we open up our shell, pop this module out, and pop it into another shell? (over simplifying it i’m sure but you get the idea)
That’s the idea, borrowed from the RC aircraft/drone world where the handheld remote usually has a ‘TX Module’ in it that is swappable. The new shell designs I’m working on (The Bruce Strikes Back / Dongzilla) have a slot for the Remote Module that it pops right into.
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