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jcun4128
8mo ago
Another camera body around the RPi HQ cam and updated camera software. I've been buying vintage lenses to try out.
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jcun4128
2y ago
Location: KS, USA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no (can't afford to) Technologies: (web focus) React/Node/various flavors of JS/MySQL/Postgres/Linux/AWS/PHP/Python/Rails Résumé/
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2y ago
Kind of stopped writing code for a while. Been a few months. Going back to the basics... a ToDo app
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2y ago
Location: KS, USA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no (can't afford to) Technologies: (web focus) React/Node/various flavors of JS/MySQL/Postgres/Linux/AWS/PHP/Python/Rails Résumé/
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2y ago
Location: KS, USA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no (can't afford to) Technologies: (web) React/Node/Flavors of JS/MySQL/Postgres/Linux/AWS/PHP/Python/Rails Résumé/CV: https:&#
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2y ago
Thanks. I listen to EmbeddedFM and I always hear about JTAG but have not used one. Interesting thought about subsituting an FPGA for a microcontroller. Guess you would have to know how to use one in order to do something trivial like blink&
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2y ago
It is on my list of things to learn/have one (Orange Crab). I just haven't had a specific use yet. I know they use them for video out/camera for example. One day... so many things to learn/need time.
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2y ago
I will check it out, I'm using headless bookworm atm
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2y ago
It's slow haha. Faster on the Pi Zero 2 with bookworm. I think it's 20-30 seconds. I use systemd to run main.py let me time it real quick. Edit: I was off, it's 40 seconds when the intro animation starts playing. This is why
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2y ago
I watched that, was amazing, those kind of creators like Applied Science are on another level.
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2y ago
amazing, would be funny, liter? no nuclear submarine
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2y ago
Here is a write up on topics covered by these camera iterations https://medium.com/@jdc-cunningham/making-a-user-interface-f... A lot of pictures and full menu map And MS paint wiring diagrams (1st camera) https:/
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2y ago
Ah I did not know that, thanks
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2y ago
Another good link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QQx0G5MR3k Trying to find this one where a guy made a sensor stack from scratch it wasn't great like 1 MP but still amazing This one open source USB 3 camera damn! ht
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2y ago
I have seen some people work on a Kodak sensor and also Cine Pi's latest work with the IMX585 sensor is really amazing (4K/8K upscaled). The IMX585 sensor is expensive though compared to the HQ Cam IMX477. Here I'm using the
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2y ago
The round displays are so cool Uses an FPGA lol damn that's hardcore
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Show HN: Modular Pi Cam
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2y ago
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3y ago
Location: KS, USA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no (can't afford to) Technologies: (web) React/Node/Flavors of JS/MySQL/Postgres/Linux/AWS/PHP/Python/Rails Résumé/CV: https:&#
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3y ago
I don't have a hardware background but would like to work in one eventually (probably not though no degree so do it on my own time). These are my hardware/robotic/vision/navigation related projects. They are pretty noobi
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3y ago
Location: KS, USA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no (can't afford to) Technologies: (web) React/Node/Flavors of JS/MySQL/Postgres/Linux/AWS/PHP/Python Résumé/CV: https://c
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4y ago
It's just running on a CRON job 8 AM... it's like an alarm. The droning voice of AWS Polly is sure to wake anyone up. A feature I thought about is putting the generated files elsewhere like cloud where you can play them to your wi
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4y ago
I made this [1] 6 years ago reads HN top 10 articles, top comment every morning... this thing has been sitting on my shelf since then playing everyday lol. Which is amazing because it's a janky breadboard that I never put on a solderab
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4y ago
"webpad paste" it's a rest-url giant text pad I use to keep notes across devices I have an actual app too that's also a note taking app (use it everyday) basic React/Electron thing with Express backend my goal is ce
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4y ago
Idk, just doing a single run watching HTOP it barely notices the requests... I just want to have concrete numbers. Anyway I'll look around/write what I end up doing if I can still respond to this thread then.
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Ask HN: Benchmarking Ideas?
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4y ago
Tagent: I was obsessed with this pi zero socket server design where you fit it into a wal-wart plug as they say and you just stick it on an outlet with a little rubber ducky antenna.
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4y ago
This guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hahn
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4y ago
Yeah that would be something. The constant RF power alone hmm would be a good challenge.
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4y ago
Just rattling thoughts off the top of my head, my advice would be to go to a forum like allaboutcircuits.com and look around/ask. Actually could probably get help on a forum like RaspberryPi/askelectronics on reddit. Probably not
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4y ago
Yeah you can go hardcore. I remember seeing someone make a toolbox server that they put on a roof, it might have been posted here actually. I was just looking at small things like those garden night lights you can stake into the ground, has
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