How to Learn Hardware – Casey Handmer's blog
Last year’s post “You Should be Working on Hardware” was mostly targeted at people with established careers and financial security, but I was surprised to see it enjoyed much wide…
Last year’s post “ You Should be Working on Hardware ” was mostly targeted at people with established careers and financial security, but I was surprised to see it enjoyed much wider readership. Disclaimer: My own path to hardware has been personal, contingent, and path dependent. Do not feel obliged to validate my mistakes by repeating them. Also, hardware businesses are objectively much more capital intensive, risky, and challenging to execute. If you’re optimizing over expected returns in a finite lifetime, the best strategy is to pick the highest return thing with a
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