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by mtdev 13y ago
They have a bunch of stuff on their eBay page that is not on the floor but is available for local pickup.
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Static analysis tools go head to head at NIST(samate.nist.gov)
1 points by mtdev 13y ago|0 comments
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by mtdev 13y ago
Anyone considering doing a raspberry pi project may want to look at the new beaglebone black. It is marginally more expensive, has better performance, is completely open and has a fairly good software support community. http://beagleboard.
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by mtdev 14y ago
More of the same here: http://microblog.routed.net/category/icf/ . Third post contains similar instructions on de-encapsulation.
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by mtdev 14y ago
http://i.imgur.com/HkdAeMJ.png in case tweet gets removed
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Open source hardware/arduino irony(twitter.com)
1 points by mtdev 14y ago|1 comments
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by mtdev 14y ago
Just buy a raspberry pi and ship it here: https://www.edis.at/en/server/colocation/austria/raspberrypi... . Supposedly free.
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by mtdev 14y ago
This article is a little misleading in that it seems to indicate that FB will trash Xeon servers and drop in ARM processors. Current ARM processors (SOC and standalone silicon) have poor data throughput. You can mask this using media accele
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by mtdev 14y ago
Focusing on mainly on electronics, I will agree that hardware is having a glamour moment, but not because more funding is available. I am an embedded designer and I work closely with several hardware startups (in silicon valley and other pl
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by mtdev 14y ago
You can add some functionality to limit scope and implement a caching system (which is also proposed here) to deal with M*N issues with a focus on keeping backwards compatibility. E.g. the caching is done automatically, the scope spamming c
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by mtdev 14y ago
You can maintain backwards compatibility while fixing bugs. It's equally a Big Deal to have discipline while working on language architecture to minimize feature creep/bloat.
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by mtdev 14y ago
Looks like the core issue is a poor preprocessor implication. It's a good idea in principle, however, we would be adding new features to address shortcomings in existing features instead of fixing the problems in the existing code.
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by mtdev 14y ago
I don't see any contact info in your profile, send me an email (contact in profile) and I can set something up.
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by mtdev 14y ago
The initial mobius.io device has 16 general purpose I/O lines, several serial ports, and analog in, so it is much more flexible than Nest. As for Android@Home, mobius also has its own cloud service, so you don't need to worry about infrastr
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by mtdev 14y ago
Thanks for the link. I figured YC knew the risk if PG asked for more hardware people to apply. It's true that it's very hard to have the same type of growth in a hardware startup as software, but someone has to make the gadgets. Additionall
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by mtdev 14y ago
Thanks for the tips. As for enterprise, we want to eat ni.com's lunch since a lot of threir lower end systems require a computer to operate. We're thinking of doing a kick starter to get 50 to 100 prototypes built and the case design finali
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by mtdev 14y ago
mobius.io here, we make hardware and were pretty excited when we read http://www.paulgraham.com/hw.html . Got rejected today and checked the server logs, saw nobody ever logged into our demo site. Is this typical or just means that our app
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by mtdev 14y ago
For example, SGI C language reference using mipspro compilers: http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/manuals/0000/007-0701-150/pd... Send mail to the following address: Technical Publications SGI 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, M/S 535 Mountain View
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Blast from the past: Developer books from SGI(techpubs.sgi.com)
1 points by mtdev 14y ago|1 comments
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by mtdev 14y ago
Great article, I am glad MSDS was touched on before machining cast parts. The only thing I would add is that users should check MSDS before machining ANY material. There are a few exotic metal alloys whose dust can cause severe respiratory
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by mtdev 14y ago
If they are referring to TI's OMAP processors, then they typically feature multiple ARM cores with various media accelerators ( http://www.ti.com/lit/ml/swpt034b/swpt034b.pdf ). These are like all-in-one chips designed for mobile platforms
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by mtdev 14y ago
I have a cubicle and a lab area at work where I do hardware/software development, which means a large portion of my work involves a computer. I decided to try a standing desk about two years ago, however, I didn't want to commit fully and w
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by mtdev 14y ago
Yep, I just looked at the pinouts on the larger one and its very likely that they kept the same out-of-spec spacing as the Arduino Uno.
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by mtdev 14y ago
PSoC5 is supported by GCC, the Cypress PSoC IDE just makes it easier for novices to get started. There is also a FreeRTOS port to PSoC5, so you can get into some pretty interesting stuff. That aside, I am really glad they went with PSoC5 (A
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by mtdev 14y ago
You are correct in your first sentence, I am not a lawyer but interpreted the agreement as they are able to use/sell your idea or any modification of your idea while you still technically own your idea.
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by mtdev 14y ago
Fine print is below, looks like Nissan will own the rights to anything you submit: Grant of Usage Rights in Submissions: By entering your Submission into the Innovation Garage, you grant to Nissan an irrevocable, perpetual, transferable, n
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Nissan offering 2x $50,000 to fund innovative ideas(nissaninnovationgarage.com)
1 points by mtdev 14y ago|3 comments
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by mtdev 14y ago
Neat, however, software for base station are not provided and interested companies can contact the site owner. Pretty cool that this is allegedly running on a software defined radio kit which can be had for only ~$2000 (a bargain).
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In browser handwriting recognition on android from Google(google.com)
1 points by mtdev 14y ago|0 comments
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by mtdev 14y ago
It is not so much about specialization as the 'throw-away' culture. I emigrated to the United States from Russia more than a decade ago and was amazed how quickly people went to throw away or completely replace things here that broke down e

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