you can say one thing to your beginner pilot self, what do you say? i'll go first, "STOP THINKING ABOUT WHAT YOUR DOING WITH THE STICKS, AND STOP FORCING YOURSELF TO THUMB, YOUR MEANT TO PINCH" (correction: I KNOW THAT NOT EVERYONE LIKES TO PINCH, it's just what I would say to my beginner self.)
If you have any leftover cheap goggles you don't care about, don't let them collect dust. instead, build a DIY handheld monitor. you don't even need a 3d printer! cardboard or wood works just as well! I would love to give instructions, but this is straightforward, and goggle specific.
With big drones, you have to fly in abandoned buildings, places with explicit permission (denied more), and your own property if it's big enough. The batteries are more dangerous, it's more expensive, battery life from what I've heard is similar to tiny whoops (don't quote me on that, could be wrong) and I've just never liked it. I like flying with something tiny, and I wish this post could be higher quality, but I just cant describe the feeling of flying unseen, undetected, with something smaller then your hand. I hate big drones, I'm not gonna sugar coat it. They are NOT for me, not in the slightest. Maybe in the future, but it's been 4 years and nothing has changed. What do you guy's think about big drones? (by big drones I mean 4-5 inch)
cheaper, i like how it looks better, digital is heavy, digital is expensive, i like knowing when my connection will drop (if its not hdzero), and idk im just afraid im gonna like digital so much im only gonna buy digital and i just dont want that, to expensive for me.
With Claude code, after 1k lines of code, the 5 hour wait hits. With Gemini 3 flash and 3.1 pro, I can recreate the Linux kernel, use it as a therapist, and create the new Shopify all simultaneously with no dent to my use (joke), with Claude, you cant do ANYTHING. and sure, on paper its smarter. BUT IT NEVER MEETS A MIDDLE GROUND. with Claude its either placeholders EVERYWHERE, or everything's over complicated and shoved in one file. With Gemini, it meets that middle ground, not instantly, you have to correct it, but once you do, its good for the rest of your session.