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The eternal struggle of embedded and IoT devs: do you design your own hardware to perfectly fit your software, or do you buy off-the-shelf components and spend the next six months wrestling with driver compatibility issues and obscure datasheets written by someone who clearly hated documentation?
Red pill means you're basically becoming an electrical engineer who occasionally writes code. Blue pill means you're a software dev who occasionally questions why this $2 sensor module doesn't work with your $200 dev board despite both claiming "universal compatibility."
Either way, you're losing sleep. One path leads to PCB design nightmares and soldering iron burns. The other leads to GitHub issues from 2015 that say "any updates?" with no response. Choose wisely, or don't—suffering is guaranteed either way.
