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by codebeaker 6y ago
Reply to myself having done a bit more research - https://docs.onion.io/omega2-project-book-vol1/omega2-intro.... looks amazing which I found researching and filtering in Mouser's embedded computing -> system
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by codebeaker 6y ago
Thank you sincerely for one of the most valuable interactions I've had on the internet in recent memory. Perhaps I've been deceived by how "simple" the schematics for the Pi compute module look, and overconfident after
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Ask HN: How to Buy Microcontrollers?
6 points by codebeaker 6y ago|4 comments
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by codebeaker 6y ago
Novel naming of the submersible vessel too, it's named after one of the hero-characters from an Iain Banks novel (one of The Culture series). Nice juxtaposition using a name of a space faring craft for a deep ocean sub.
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I couldn't find the Linux version, perhaps something is wonky with the browser/os detection, it's assuming I'm on a mac and showing macOS screenshot previews, etc.
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I'd say that in our environment we introduced Rubocop into a 4 year old Ruby project that started on Ruby 1.9 and is now on 2.5, our code has a lot of warts. We run rubocop (including a handful of our own custom cops for enforcing US-e
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Could this be useful to "mock" A USB device for integration testing hardware (or specifically writing specs against not-plugged-in-hardware)?
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by codebeaker 7y ago
The Elgato 4k HDMI capture card at least has no linux support and cannot be made to work. I believe the non-4k version can be made to work.
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I have been using Automerge recently for a project, and I have found it to be very, very user-friendly. Our use-case is offline-editing of documents with an eventual sync-with-yourself-online. It's mostly there as a sync tool, not as
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by codebeaker 7y ago
GNU Stow is _great_ for this. I have the following in my dotfiles dir: [~/code/dotfiles]$ tree -a -R -L 2 ├── aws │ └── .aws ├── git │ ├── .gitconfig │ └── .gitignore_global ├── .gitignore ├
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Not to take away from OPs product announcement at all but recently I ran a remote event storming workshop using https://miro.com/ with a standard "whiteboard" and their regular postits feature. The sizing and colo
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I wonder if this will finally bring HD video encoding to arduino platforms?! I'll have to check what kind of VPU IPU the STM32H7 has, at least I don't see how they can break out the IO for a camera interface, but this would be ama
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by codebeaker 7y ago
It might help to put your contact Info in your profile. I wanted to contact you to offer maybe some help
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I'm on the fence, having done embedded work, I understand the importance of hard-/soft-realtime distinctions. Our technical terms to some extent do need to be gate-kept against having their meanings watered down, but I've see
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by codebeaker 7y ago
The efuses are still part of hardware initialization, before one gets into the bootrom, so it's feasible to assume that this 500us is still "hardware" init, during which time it's typical for an MCU to be reading input f
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I took a step back in my career to work from home, and bring my kids to the kindergarten with my bike some days, and take a late lunch and eat their "dinner" with them, and it has been totally, totally worth-it. Remote work being
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by codebeaker 7y ago
I've read cases (in the US) where the electric charger shares a toggle circuit with the washer/dryer combo or some other high current consuming device. If your car charger kicks in whilst you have the dryer on it can trip the brea
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Needs a (2018) at least (article date) in the headline. Although it reports an issue introduced to Linux in (2013) which was "discovered" in (2017).
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Does "modern" here mean that it supports all the expected ARIA accessibility standards, or are they talking about a shiny developer experience and fancy APIs whilst ignoring usability completely? I checked some examples in the pla
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by codebeaker 7y ago
This is wonderful. The zone covered by the MOIA service is restricted by the number of vehicles they have available, and I live a couple of Km outside. For non German speakers, the taxi unions sued to restrict either zone, or number of vehi
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by codebeaker 7y ago
> Sorry to be so negative about this topic but I've worked on several of these projects at a decent scale and it's been the biggest disaster of my professional life. The idea may be viable but tooling is so bad that you're
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by codebeaker 7y ago
> Not separating persisting the event history and persisting a view of the current state This seems like the classic half-way that people take when adopting ES without buying into CQRS. In my experience you need a minimal amount of histo
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Ask HN: Tag-based personal document management systems?
1 points by codebeaker 7y ago|0 comments
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Posted by an hour old throwaway account referring to a pseudonymous Medium writer discussing an anonymous company's two year old laying off procedure. I wonder how this made it to the front page, and what we are supposed to take from i
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by codebeaker 7y ago
Also, according to the spec HTTP servers may not always honour the value in the `Accept-Encoding` header[0]. > Even if both the client and the server supports the same compression algorithms, the server may choose not to compress the bod
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by codebeaker 8y ago
My guess would be a slow introduction of concierge type services linked into their phone AI thing that they launched 6 months ago to great fanfair, and a general move from software service companies (and my bank.) into offering concierge ty
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by codebeaker 8y ago
if jira and confluence allowed this my company would benefit from probably a double digit efficiency boost. we have to split our "collaborating" to google docs, and our "carving in stone" in JIRA and Confluence. I'l
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by codebeaker 8y ago
You both may enjoy http://archagon.net/blog/2018/03/24/data-laced-with-history/ if you haven't seen it already, it's an absolute gem, and touches on exactly this.
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by codebeaker 8y ago
> -Im not really a fan of the name, which is a problem that stands out when your product is about good names. "Namegine" parses strangely, I think my brain's looking for another "n" to complete the word "eng
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Ask HN: Article about how string comparison is not enough
2 points by codebeaker 8y ago|0 comments

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