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Hardware/Software Business Models(atomsandbits.io)
3 points by zsupalla 4y ago|0 comments
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Hardware is hard. Does it have to be?(atomsandbits.io)
2 points by zsupalla 4y ago|0 comments
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On Particle, IoT, and solving hard problems(medium.com)
4 points by zsupalla 9y ago|0 comments
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A cellular-connected DIY Pokéball for finding rare Pokémon(medium.com)
3 points by zsupalla 10y ago|0 comments
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by zsupalla 11y ago
This is a perfect example of confusing correlation with causation.
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by zsupalla 11y ago
Exactly! I'm always disappointed by reporting on scientific research; reading the research helps, but how many people are going to do that? A lot of people will probably change their diets based on this research, assuming that eating m
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Processed meats as bad as cigarettes: bad reporting on good science(medium.com)
131 points by zsupalla 11y ago|45 comments
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by zsupalla 11y ago
siavosh, this looks great - I think this would be super useful for a team (especially with slack integration), are you or will you be looking for beta testers for a corporate solution?
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DIY Iron Man Arc Reactor and Repulsor(blog.spark.io)
58 points by zsupalla 11y ago|1 comments
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Circuit Design 101: fab specs and Gerber files(proto2prod.com)
1 points by zsupalla 11y ago|0 comments
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Creating and Optimizing a Bill of Materials(proto2prod.com)
3 points by zsupalla 12y ago|0 comments
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Building WarSting: A sword that turns blue near unsecured Wi-Fi networks(blog.spark.io)
11 points by zsupalla 12y ago|0 comments
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Awesome, this is a great resource; thanks for publishing it. How did you find the Crazyflie's autopilot? I've got to order one to test it out.
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Drone Adventures, Pt. 1: Building a Drone(z.svbtle.com)
59 points by zsupalla 12y ago|8 comments
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by zsupalla 12y ago
The cloud back-end is open source so you can do that: http://www.github.com/spark/spark-server
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Yep that's right! It's an Arduino-like microcontroller development board, but with built-in Wi-Fi and an open source cloud back-end
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Spark Photon: a $19 open source, hackable Wi-Fi development kit(spark.io)
15 points by zsupalla 12y ago|0 comments
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Less marketing jargon, more actual content. What I find particularly fascinating is that bitcoin is mentioned a bunch of times passively without anyone ever saying "this is a bitcoin bank". It's like your supposed to just int
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Actually it's not down, just needs a www (the link on the site points to https://spark.io , which doesn't resolve, but https://www.spark.io works fine)
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Don't forget Autodesk's open source 3D printer platform Spark! So you can print the enclosure for your Spark devices with Spark too.
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by zsupalla 12y ago
Zach here, also from Spark. We're definitely working on next-gen hardware now, haven't selected a final chipset yet. Our hosted cloud is somewhat different from the open source version, and the differences will grow over time. As
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Wi-Fi connected telegraph(blog.spark.io)
1 points by zsupalla 12y ago|0 comments
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Publish events from your Spark Core(blog.spark.io)
43 points by zsupalla 13y ago|20 comments
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by zsupalla 13y ago
Performance issues are resolved, now the site only plays the videos that are on-screen.
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QBox: A Wi-Fi connected BBQ smoker(kickstarter.com)
2 points by zsupalla 13y ago|0 comments
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Why Kickstarter projects are always delayed(z.svbtle.com)
8 points by zsupalla 13y ago|0 comments
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Spark Core: Wi-Fi for Everything (Arduino Compatible)(kickstarter.com)
56 points by zsupalla 13y ago|20 comments
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by zsupalla 14y ago
The differences between a forum system designed to be implemented on someone's webpage and a big platform for "social interaction" are significant. Discourse could be used for a narrow purpose (i.e. creating a developer forum or a customer
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Fail = Win? A Kickstarter post-mortem(blog.sparkdevices.com)
2 points by zsupalla 14y ago|0 comments
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by zsupalla 14y ago
Ok, I understand why they might sue Formlabs - it's a shame, but without knowing the details there's opportunity for patent infringement there. But Kickstarter? Seriously?

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