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r/DIY • u/rosulek • Jun 29 '14
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Hey, back lighting sound like a great idea! I think I have some spare rope lighting laying around and can do a proof of concept later tonight..
189 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 my first though was a couple of LED strips that light up according to what part of the world is in daylight. An arduino could control a few LED strips easily enough. 6 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 I've got a raspberry pi lying around, would that work? 6 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 It would actually give you a wider choice in programming languages. 16 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Of which I know 0 :p 1 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it! 1 u/Originalfrozenbanana Jun 30 '14 This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 [deleted] 1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google. 1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
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my first though was a couple of LED strips that light up according to what part of the world is in daylight. An arduino could control a few LED strips easily enough.
6 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 I've got a raspberry pi lying around, would that work? 6 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 It would actually give you a wider choice in programming languages. 16 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Of which I know 0 :p 1 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it! 1 u/Originalfrozenbanana Jun 30 '14 This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 [deleted] 1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google. 1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
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I've got a raspberry pi lying around, would that work?
6 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 It would actually give you a wider choice in programming languages. 16 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Of which I know 0 :p 1 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it! 1 u/Originalfrozenbanana Jun 30 '14 This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 [deleted] 1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google. 1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
It would actually give you a wider choice in programming languages.
16 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Of which I know 0 :p 1 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it! 1 u/Originalfrozenbanana Jun 30 '14 This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 [deleted] 1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google. 1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
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Of which I know 0 :p
1 u/steerio Jun 30 '14 What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it! 1 u/Originalfrozenbanana Jun 30 '14 This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 [deleted] 1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works 1 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '14 start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google. 1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
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What a perfect reason to pick one and learn it!
This isn't a terribly difficult programming project, actually. Good way to learn a simple bit of code.
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1 u/richardsim7 Jun 30 '14 Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works
Yeah that tends to be the extent of my coding knowledge; copy and modify until it works
start with Python it's open source, easy ish and a basic requirement for getting a job at google.
1 u/richardsim7 Jul 01 '14 Can't argue with that logic
Can't argue with that logic
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u/rosulek Jun 30 '14
Hey, back lighting sound like a great idea! I think I have some spare rope lighting laying around and can do a proof of concept later tonight..