The document discusses the process and mindset for engaging in collaborative hardware projects, emphasizing systematic documentation and asking questions. It suggests practical steps to get started, such as taking classes, purchasing kits, and participating in meetups. The content also includes motivational encouragement to undertake projects from beginning to end, regardless of their perceived importance.

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SOFT WORLD

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SOFTWARE
BBQ DAVE SHEINKOPF
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MULCAHY
HARDWARE
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40. COLLABORATION
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45. IT’S MORE SIMILAR
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1. be thorough
2. be systematic
3. write shit down/document w camera
4. ask questions
5. Reverse engineering is a good starting
point

46. HOW TO GET STARTED
• Take a class
• drop $100 on a kit
• buy small parts in multiples- this shit is
cheap
• web tutorials
• find a Meetup group
• these people want to collaborate
• take on a project from start to finish, no
matter how trivial it seems(booty bump)

47. VIDEOS
We gonna show some now