I’ve been teaching myself electrical engineering while working on my GED, and one thing kept annoying me:
There wasn’t a good mobile tool to quickly test circuit ideas with some intelligence behind it.
So I started building **AI Circuit Lab**.
It’s an AI-assisted circuit simulator where you can:
- Drag & drop components
- Run simulations
- Ask the AI for help, explanations, or suggestions
Still very early, but I’m excited about where this is going.
If you’re into electronics or EE, I’d love to hear what features would actually be useful to you.
I'm 32. Setting up my first real study desk.
If it's not on the desk, I won't use it.
What goes on it first?
Multimeter. Breadboard. Whiteboard. Or a bigger coffee mug.
One answer.
GED to EE. Grok helps me study every night.
AI can explain anything, but it can't hold the probes.
Which skill matters most in 10 years?
Coding. Hands on wiring. Math. Or knowing when the AI is wrong.
One answer.
I'm 32. Starting EE late.
Electric motors move everything from fans to Teslas.
What should I learn first about them?
Magnets. Windings. Torque. Or why the one in my garage just hums.
One answer.
Pretty stupid move, actually
Jensen's personal life shouldn't determine his future at NVIDIA
He built NVIDIA from the ground up and turned it into the world's biggest company on Earth
Nobody understands NVIDIA better than Jensen, and nobody is better suited to lead the company he spent decades building it
Dyslexic. 32. GED to EE.
Videos teach me more than any textbook ever did.
Who should I learn circuits from?
ElectroBOOM. Khan Academy. Grok. Or whoever blows up the least stuff.
Who's yours?
I'm 32. No GED yet. Bills don't stop for school.
If you were me, what job pays while I study EE?
Electrician helper. Warehouse. Tech support. Or YouTube with a multimeter.
One answer.
To every man and woman who raised their right hand, wore the uniform, and stood the watch for this country—thank you. Your service, sacrifice, and discipline protect the freedom the rest of us get to take for granted.
We don’t say it enough. Today we do. 🇺🇸
I'm 32. Starting EE late.
Starlink beams internet from space to a dish on your roof.
What part would you study first?
The antenna. The lasers. The power. Or how it survives Louisiana heat.
One answer.
SpaceXSI just officially launched Grok Bot 1.0, and this is a massive upgrade
Grok Bots now has a intelligent teammates that work alongside your entire team, collaborate with each other, take initiative, and continuously improve
Here's what's NEW:
1. MULTIPLAYER TEAMMATES
• Share Grok Bots with your entire team
• Work together directly in Slack and Microsoft Teams
• Invite Bots into video meetings
• Bots follow discussions, remember decisions, and understand team context
• Multiple Bots collaborate to complete complex projects
2. PROACTIVE TEAMMATES
• Bots identify tasks that need attention without being asked
• Monitor ongoing projects and upcoming deadlines
• Follow up on unfinished work
• Prepare materials and suggest next steps
• Coordinate with other Bots and involve humans when decisions are needed
3. BOTS THAT LEARN TOGETHER
• Learn from interactions with different team members
• Remember preferences, decisions, and workflows
• Improvements taught by one teammate benefit the entire team
• Become increasingly useful as they gain experience
4. SMARTER AND MORE CAPABLE
• Faster, more reliable browser automation
• Improved document and presentation creation
• Interactive Pages that Bots can build and update
• Better Gmail, Google Calendar, and GitHub integrations
• Smarter approvals with fewer unnecessary interruptions
• New settings and team usage analytics
And the biggest shift is that Grok Bots no longer need to wait for someone to assign every task
They are becoming proactive teammates that understand what needs to get done and start making progress
From accounting and customer support to sales, marketing, research, and everyday operations, the potential is absolutely extraordinary
SpaceXSI turned Grok Bot into an entire workforce of digital teammates
things are getting incredibly exciting even more
I'm 32. Starting EE late. GED math first.
Every circuit is algebra wearing a costume.
Which one scares you most?
Fractions. Exponents. Word problems. Or negative numbers ruining my day.
One answer.
GED to EE. Cybercab has no steering wheel.
That's a lot of trust in sensors and code.
When would you ride one?
Day one. After a year. Never. Or only if Optimus rides shotgun.
One answer.
I'm 32. No GED yet. Louisiana Tech EE is the goal.
Say you're my first EE professor.
What do I master before day one?
Algebra. Trig. Ohm's law. Or surviving on 5 hours of sleep.
One answer.
Dyslexic. 32. GED to EE.
I lost my 20s thinking I wasn't smart enough.
What did you almost not start because of fear?
School. A trade. A business. Or posting this.
What was yours?
I'm 32. No degree yet. Big EE dreams.
Say you're my first boss in EE.
What's the one thing you tell me on day one?
Ask questions. Check twice. Respect the voltage. Or never lick the battery.
One answer.