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by cbrake 3mo ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation!
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by cbrake 3mo ago
Agreed, building on the typical target is a terrible idea. None of my suggestions are to build on target, but rather specific units on some capable hardware of the same architecture. The main build will still run on your own workstation of
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by cbrake 3mo ago
Is this similar to QEMU user mode emulation?
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by cbrake 3mo ago
I wrote the orignal draft, but used Claude to integrate some feedback. In hindsight, this was a mistake, and I will not do that again. Thanks for the frank feedback. I'm glad Yocto is working for you. I'm by no means a Yocto exper
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by cbrake 3mo ago
Thanks, I was not aware of this - will look into this more.
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by cbrake 3mo ago
https://yoebuild.org/faq/#is-yoe-created-with-ai Yes, much of Yoe build is implemented using Claude Code, driven by specs.
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by cbrake 3mo ago
https://docs.yoebuild.org/comparisons.html#vs-bazel Note, this is generated by Claude as I've not used Bazel and may not be 100% accurate. PR's welcome.
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by cbrake 3mo ago
There are several ways to compile for the target: 1) Cross compile. Yoe build still does this where it makes sense. (Go apps, likely kernel builds in the future) 2) QEMU user mode - 5-20x slow, but fine for some things. 3) Run yoe-build on
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Is it time for a new Embedded Linux build system?(yoebuild.org)
83 points by cbrake 3mo ago|85 comments
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by cbrake 3mo ago
I’ve been experimenting with what a next-generation embedded Linux build system might look like: native builds on the target architecture, modern language package managers as first-class citizens, and AI as a primary interface to the system
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by cbrake 11mo ago
For me, it is a lot simpler to host at Linode (or simpler) than figure out the AWS/GCP crazy complex IAM stuff. However, there are cases where being able to spin down the server, and not pay for downtime is useful - like 36-core Yocto
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Human friendly industrial device IDs(bec-systems.com)
1 points by cbrake 11mo ago|0 comments
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Changed my mind: AI is good for coding(justinjackson.ca)
2 points by cbrake 1y ago|0 comments
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by cbrake 1y ago
I tried this yesterday and set it up for my wife. I was amazed at how many birds it picked up. There must be some amazing technology in the audio processing.
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Struggling to scale your IoT system? Simplify your data(bec-systems.com)
1 points by cbrake 1y ago|1 comments
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by cbrake 1y ago
When we want to advance something, we often need to simplify it first. Piling on layers of complexity will only get us so far — at times, we need to go back to ground zero and re-think things. There are many ways to specify contracts betwee
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Do vertical monitors make you more productive?(community.tmpdir.org)
3 points by cbrake 2y ago|1 comments
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Want an easier way to update your Embedded Linux device?(github.com)
1 points by cbrake 2y ago|0 comments
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The Ability to Improve(bec-systems.com)
2 points by cbrake 3y ago|1 comments
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by cbrake 3y ago
If you don’t continually improve, you soon lose the ability to do so … This article discusses how a culture of improvement is essential and provides compounding returns, several case studies, and ingredients for improvement.
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by cbrake 3y ago
Some thoughts on why companies are turning to OSS for parts of their software stack.
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Why Open Source for Product Development(bec-systems.com)
2 points by cbrake 3y ago|1 comments
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by cbrake 4y ago
Backend: Go, Frontend: Elm. Both languages are simple to read, easy to maintain, and very fast/efficient. https://docs.simpleiot.org/docs/ref/vision.html#technology-c... http://bec-systems.com&#x2F