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1. Run DRC (Design Rule Check) with fab manufacturer constraints (minimum 6 mil trace/space). 2. Add decoupling capacitors (100nF) right next to IC power pins. 3. Make power traces at least 20-30 mil thick to avoid voltage drop. 4. Ensure ground plane has no isolated copper islands. Save this before your next JLCPCB order!

Classic computer architecture experiment: Iterate over 100,000 integers and conditionally sum elements > 128. If the array is unsorted, the CPU's branch predictor misses 50% of the time, stalling the instruction pipeline. If the array is sorted, branch prediction accuracy is ~99%, and execution runs 6x faster. Understanding hardware mechanics makes you a dramatically better programmer.

1. The 3-5 close friends who will pick up your call at 3 AM ten years from now. 2. The ability to learn a completely new domain from scratch in two weeks without getting overwhelmed. 3. Your health, emotional resilience, and communication skills. Keep your GPA above the eligibility cutoff (usually 7.5 or 8.0), but don't sacrifice your youth and friendships chasing a 9.8.

Never charge hourly when starting out — clients will question why a bug took 3 hours to fix. Charge per project milestone: - Milestone 1: Wireframes & visual designs in Figma (30% upfront) - Milestone 2: Functional staging deployment (40%) - Milestone 3: Production domain launch & handover (30%). Never deploy to their live domain until the final payment is cleared in your account.

Variables are what is inside the locker. A pointer is simply a slip of paper with the locker number written on it. The `&` operator gives you the locker number. The `*` operator opens the locker and reads what is inside. That's literally the whole concept. Don't let your first C programming textbook intimidate you.