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Any recommendations on learning them, e.g. tutorials?
Not helpful at all for learning, but I've found RegExper[1] is fantastic for visualizing existing expressions, particularly ones you haven't written but need to understand or edit. [1] http://www.regexper.com/
"Hacking", which has led me to start learning more about C, Assembly, and Networks.
Where did you start?
I have a 9 month learning plan worked out with books, online courses, and other Hacking tutorials/projects.
After interacting with a few lawyers I realized I am severely lacking in communication and people skills. Their emails were inviting but not over the top. My emails were either too curt or too verbose. When talking to people face to face, I also work on adding value without rambling. Breathing more helps a lot. And for fun I'm learning how to draw. Here is some of my work. http://www.redbubble.com/people/kelukelu htt…
How are you working on improving your written communication skills? I think that's something that I and others have lots of room for improvement in as well.
Writing That Works; How to Communicate Effectively In Business by Roman and Raphaelson
Stresses clarity and writing how you talk.
VHDL. I'm planning on making an FPV quadcopter using an FPGA + using analog signal transmission on a personal project.
Very cool. What tooling are you using? I've found the world of FPGA tools to be bewildering to the point that I've abandoned my projects and my Nexys3 languishes in a drawer.
I've finally decided that regular expressions are not witchcraft and that I need to learn how to use them.
Any recommendations on learning them, e.g. tutorials?
VHDL. I'm planning on making an FPV quadcopter using an FPGA + using analog signal transmission on a personal project.
Very cool. What tooling are you using? I've found the world of FPGA tools to be bewildering to the point that I've abandoned my projects and my Nexys3 languishes in a drawer.
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Where did you start?
Started with Hacking, the Art of Exploitation. Finished, but realized I was in over my head. Taking CS50x through edx for C programming + a Udemy Assembly class. Ultimate goal is to make progress on https://microcorruption.com I have a 9 month learning plan worked out with books, online courses, and other Hacking tutorials/projects.