THANK YOU!!! My friend (sitting next to me) just pointed it out. Embarrassed I jumped on here to delete my post. XD
Thank you for the quick and kind response.

I got my order yesterday (O2 + Arduino), but I discovered it needs a 3.3v cable.
Standard USBs are 5v and I don't want to short-circuit it.

Any recommendations?

Over these past couple of weeks I've had this sinking feeling in my stomach, but I tried to ignore it. O2 has so much potential, so why not give it the benefit of the doubt? However, when reading the various posts on the forum, and following the community (which Lustig is right, its amazing), I noticed O2 and ancillary products were riddled with flaws. Then, I noticed flaws kept coming, but solutions were sparse.

To add, I don't see Onion really jumping into gear to fix and maintain a smooth product. Granted, I realize they must be so busy right now, but I still think they should have anticipated getting very busy with orders as well as the need to provide tech support for the patrons with their orders.

Just the other day Onion sent me the tracking number for my order, so I'm sure I'll get my order soon. That said, this post (and its responses) kind of confirmed that sinking feeling in my stomach. Therefore, if my order lives up to its promise, then I'll let you (the community) know.

Hi Onioners,

I just got my tracking number for my order, so I'm stoked. That said, I saw Onion provided a written guide to setting up and running the Omega2. That said, I'm more of a monkey-see-monkey-do type of person.

If anyone has the time, and its not too much trouble, can you please upload a walk-through video on YouTube?
Anything would be nice: setting it up, setting in up with a particular board, step-by-step projects, anything.

I've been wanting to ask, but I've been a bit hesitant, but I saw Google's Teacher's Day shout out, so it gave me that extra push.

Again, I know there is documentation on the matter, but I work better by seeing and hearing (and then doing).

Thank you for giving me a few moments of your time.

Humbly,
Amalee

Alright. Thanks for the heads up. I wonder if I can build a user interface on the Omega2. Otherwise, I'm going to need to figure something out.

Hi Onion Community,

Thank you for clicking on my post. As indicated in the title, I want to use my onion purchase to build an AI to study with me for the bar exam. I’ve taken the bar exam, with BarBri (the best and most expensive bar prep program), but I didn’t pass. This is because the way I learn best is not available in traditional study tools or program.

I thrive off discussion, but trying to find someone to talk to me up to 12 – 16 hours a day, every day, for three months, is next to impossible. (For those of who think this is insane; you’re right. Granted, that is how bar studying works.)

In time, I’d like to market my device for other people with learning disabilities or whatever, so they can succeed as well.

Basically, I need an IPA who can function like a person. Ask questions, absorb knowledge, and respond naturally in a conversation.
Recently, I thought I’d purchase IBM’s Wastson, but I’d need to build Waston from the ground up, and he still won’t be ready for me to study for the bar. In addition, Waston is a monthly subscription. In truth, the price is fantastic, but I have a feeling this will take years.

Thus, I thought maybe I’d use Lucida (formerly Siriux, University of Michigan’s) Open Source IPA). I’ve got a demo up and running, but honestly I have no idea what I’m doing. As such, I’m starting to feel a little overwhelmed.

Can anyone help?

For reference, I am including two links below:

Lucida homepage
http://lucida.ai/

Lucida Download
https://github.com/claritylab/lucida

Thank you for giving me a few moments of your time.

Humbly,
Amalee