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Where have I been? What's up with The Glide? Story time: I started working on The Glide at the beginning of 2017, and started taking pre-orders in the fall of 2018. I worked with an amazing electrical engineer to design the PCB, he recommended a company to produce them, and a year and a half later, summer of 2020, the first ones shipped out. Once those were made I started refining the design to make it more durable, more ergonomic, and easier to produce. The president of the company I had used was retiring, so we used another company to start the production of the next version. First batch went pretty well, sold those, so we were doing a few more tweaks and were going to make the next batch. That's when things started going VERY wrong. Unfortunately this was ALSO immediately after a few of The Glide videos went viral and I started getting a good amount of orders. This was early 2023. The circuit board manufacturer told me he needed a little more time to get the new orders produced. That's okay, I thought, because thanks to the pandemic all of the CPUs we used on the first two versions of The Glide were no longer being produced. So we needed to switch it over to another CPU which was requiring massive rewrites of the code. I used this time to invent/design/code drum mode and chord mode, thinking that it would be a "consolation prize" for everyone having to wait so long. PART TWO IN THE COMMENTS

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SIR NIKOLA TESLA (1856–1943) who was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, and futurist best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system. • Early Life & Education He was born on July 10, 1856, in Smiljan, which is now part of Croatia but was then in the Austrian Empire. He studied engineering at the Austrian Polytechnic in Graz and later at the University of Prague. After working at telegraph companies and the Continental Edison Company in Europe, he moved to the U.S. in 1884. • Key Inventions & Contributions 1. Alternating Current (AC) Power System Tesla developed the AC induction motor and transformer, demonstrating that AC was more efficient than Thomas Edison's direct current (DC) for long-distance power transmission. This led to the "War of Currents," where George Westinghouse supported Tesla's AC system over Edison's DC. 2 Tesla Coil (1891) This high-voltage transformer circuit became essential in early radio technology, wireless experiments, and medical devices. 3. Wireless Power & Radio Waves Tesla experimented with wireless energy transmission and proposed a global wireless communication system, including the Wardenclyffe Tower project (1901–1906). His work influenced radio technology, though Guglielmo Marconi is often credited due to patent conflicts. 4. Other Notable Inventions He explored fluorescent lighting, designed the bladeless Tesla Turbine, and contributed early concepts for radar, X-rays, and remote control (demonstrating a radio-controlled boat in 1898). • Later Years & Legacy Tesla faced financial difficulties after losing support for his wireless projects. He died in poverty on January 7, 1943, in New York City. Today, his legacy lives on through the Tesla (T), a unit of magnetic flux density named after him, and modern technologies like Wi-Fi, wireless charging, and AC power grids that stem from his ideas. Pop Culture & Myths Tesla is sometimes associated with exaggerated claims, such as inventing a "death ray" or achieving free energy. He has inspired companies like Tesla. CREDIT-FILMUA YT

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In the world of engineering... Each specialty masters a piece of the puzzle. The mechanical engineer creates motion, The electrical engineer powers the path, The programmer gives the commands, And the AI expert makes decisions. But who connects all the threads? Who understands the machine, codes it, controls it, and gives it intelligence? The mechatronics engineer. Because they don’t see engineering as separate parts... They see it as a complete life. Engineering is life. #EngineeringIsLife #الهندسة_حياة #Mechatronics #ميكاترونيكس #MechanicalEngineering #هندسة_ميكانيكية #ElectricalEngineering #هندسة_كهربائية #Programming #برمجة #AI #ذكاء_اصطناعي #Robotics #روبوتات #Arduino #اردوينو #STEM #PLC #هندسة_الكترونية #هندسة_حاسوب #مهندس_مستقبل #TechContent #مشاريع_هندسية #ابتكار #مهندس_طموح #EngineerLife #EngineeringWorld #Innovators #SmartSystems #FutureEngineer

💼🔬 Jen-Hsun “Jensen” Huang is a visionary Taiwanese-American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and electrical engineer who co-founded Nvidia in 1993. Since day one, he has led the company as its CEO and president, shaping its rise into a global tech powerhouse. 🌍💻 As Nvidia’s largest individual shareholder, Huang has played a pivotal role in the company’s growth and direction. With a background in microprocessor design, he set out with a bold vision — to create a graphics processing unit (GPU) that would transform the world of computer graphics and video gaming. 🎮🖥 His belief in the future of visual computing laid the foundation for Nvidia’s industry dominance and innovations in AI, gaming, and beyond. Huang’s journey is a powerful example of how technical genius, relentless drive, and big vision can reshape entire industries. 🚀🧠 Credits- jensen huang » » » Follow us for daily content @elevatewealth.mindset « « « #jensenhuang #nvidia #techvisionary #gpurevolution #graphicspioneer #nvidiaceo #engineeringleader #visualcomputing #gaminginnovation #microprocessordesign #siliconvalleylegend #techphilanthropy #aiinnovation #foundersstory #fromengineertoceo #gamechanger #futureoftech #taiwaneseamerican #leadershipintech #nvidiapowerhouse

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How much do Engineers make? Engineering Jobs + Pay Compilation! From $32/hr to $300,000 💰 This is a compilation of engineers we’ve interviewed in different states at different times. They may have moved and/or received pay raises since their interview. Chemical Engineering Intern: May 2022 IT Engineer: April 2022 Power Systems Automations Engineer: Aug 2022 Biomedical Engineer: May 2022 Electrical Engineer: May 2022 Environmental Engineer: March 2023 Structural Engineer: March 2023 Building Engineer: May 2022 Software Engineer: May 2022 Data Engineer: Aug 2022 Cloud Engineers: Jan 2023 Engineer: May 2022 Software Engineer: June 2022 Hydraulic Engineer: Sep 2022 Chemical Engineer: Feb 2023 #salarytransparentstreet #salarytransparency #paytransparency #howmuchdoyoumake #engineer #engineers #engineering #engineerjobs #engineerpay #engineersalary

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Ever wonder what it takes to keep the lights on and stove hot? ⚡🔥 For Mallory Hoover, it’s all in a day’s work. As an electrical engineer, she designs compressor stations that move natural gas across the country. This gas fuels power plants, heats furnaces and supports industries big and small. Her favorite part is simple: watching an idea turn into something that makes a difference every day. #DesignBuild #DayInTheLife #WomenInSTEM

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My Journey: From Self-Doubt to Success I used to doubt myself all the time — constantly thinking “I can’t do this,” or “That’s not for me.” For a long time, I dreamed of marrying a foreign girl and moving to countries like Canada or Australia. But one day, I asked myself:
 “Why can’t I do it on my own? Why not me?” I had never really tried before. And even though I failed once, I told myself — “Let me try again. This time, I’ll keep going.”
 So I did. Eventually, I got the opportunity to pursue my Master’s degree in Electrical Power and Renewable Energy in Australia. It wasn’t easy — the fees were high, the stress was intense, and I was far away from home, living alone. But I didn’t give up. I kept going, step by step. I completed my studies and became a Professional Electrical Engineer, officially recognized by Engineers Australia. I applied for Permanent Residency — and I got it. But deep inside, I had another passion: fitness. So I followed my heart and completed Certificate IV in Fitness and Advanced Nutrition. Life wasn’t easy. Many people — friends, even family — told me: “What kind of job is this? You’re an engineer. Why not do an engineering job?” But my interest was in fitness. That’s where my passion truly lived. Today, I’m proud to say that I’m a Professional Fitness Trainer in Australia, doing what I love — and earning well from it. Believe in yourself, stay consistent, and don’t be afraid to follow your own path — because success doesn’t come overnight, but it does come. 😇🙏🏻💪🏻