James King

Yeah, sandboxes are definitely hard.

I have spoke about them numerous times on this podcast, and I've been in my current role for three years now, give or take.

I have yet to set up our sandbox.

And it's not really in our environment.

It's not the lack of the funding because we have, I have some spare equipment I can throw in there.

It's the time.

That's where I'm running into the problem is the time to do it.

So yeah, it's, I don't know.

If you're having a problem getting the equipment and you want to learn Python, I'll,

Give a little trick, because if anyone saw my current post on LinkedIn, I'm diving back into coding a little more at home.

You can run Python code on your own computer just in Terminal with Python and Solve.

You don't need any special hardware.

Yeah, maybe it can't be turned on and off, displays be serial, but you can give it a shot.

We all have a computer running in your Terminal.

So that's how I, I tackled that.

And I agree again, without the physical equipment, it's very hard.

You can, we can use our best educated guess if it's going to work, but I do a lot of, um,

I do a lot of printing in Python.

So for example, right now, my code is talking to my Philip Hughes system and I'm pulling information.

So it's like, all right, I want to look for this information.