Do you use a whiteboard when thinking? [D]
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A developer working in radar DSP, deep learning, and numerical experiments is seeking input from peers on how they incorporate whiteboard-style thinking into their work. They recall enjoying whiteboards for drawing, discussing ideas, and testing hypotheses during their undergraduate studies. Now, with much of their work involving coding and waiting for training to finish, they are curious if others still regularly use whiteboards or if they transition directly from idea to code.
Hello all, here is a chill post.
When I was an undergrad, I really liked working things out on a whiteboard. Drawing stuff, talking through ideas out loud, testing little hypotheses.
Now I work in radar DSP, and a lot of my work is code, numerical experiments, deep learning and waiting for training to finish 😅
I’m wondering how other people bring that whiteboard style of thinking into DSP, data science or ML work.
Do you still use a whiteboard regularly, or do you mostly go straight from idea to code?