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I found the cost (five years ago) was what put me off, but it only took me a few hours to get up and running with a very simple led flashing project.
Then life got in the way, but simple temperature sensors, light sensors, etc. can make for some interesting quality-of-life projects.
Edit: For additional context, it was a self-driven project (no instructions). Incredibly easy to get into.
Getting a simpler CUDA program running took me longer; and I gave up altogether on OpenCL after spending a frustrating 12 hours.
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I found the cost (five years ago) was what put me off, but it only took me a few hours to get up and running with a very simple led flashing project.
Then life got in the way, but simple temperature sensors, light sensors, etc. can make for some interesting quality-of-life projects.
Edit: For additional context, it was a self-driven project (no instructions). Incredibly easy to get into.
Getting a simpler CUDA program running took me longer; and I gave up altogether on OpenCL after spending a frustrating 12 hours.