Re:Open Source Time-of-Flight DIY Lidar
by myself248 on Thursday March 12, 2020 @07:30AM
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Free time in large chunks, was the revelation for me.
I took a serious "staycation" back in December, and wrote about it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/fgvbsv/staythe...
During those few weeks, I made what seems like a year worth of progress on several projects. Being able to dive in and focus, for hours at a time without worrying that I had other stuff I should be doing, made all the difference in the world.
Rearranging your week to have one "no-chores no-email" evening, when you just use a single large block of time to immerse yourself in a leisure activity, is worth a try.
In fact there is still many kinds of information that could not be found in Google.
Re:Open Source Time-of-Flight DIY Lidar
by dchichkov on Thursday March 12, 2020 @04:52PM
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Yes. Almost. There's a complexity threshold over which there is a need for: vision, full stack, deep dive, patience, steady progress over long periods of time. And yes, certain amount of extreme drive to go over the bumps ;).
However it still takes a lot of effort and most of your free time. You have to be extremely driven to complete such a complex project.