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As someone who is working on an embedded project - I just want to say, this is very impressive. I didn’t understand half of it, but you’ve given me enough to re
by bjacobt 5y ago
As someone who is working on an embedded project - I just want to say, this is very impressive. I didn’t understand half of it, but you’ve given me enough to research.
Not sure if this helps, but I’m paying $75 per hour to do bits of what you’ve have done here.
- smoldesu 5y agoJust curious: which bits? If you're hemmed up on the sysops side, I've got you covered ;)
- bjacobt 5y agoPCB design. Sorry what is sysops?
- smoldesu 5y agoSysops would be relating specifically to the software/OS side of things, answering questions like "how can we deploy a lightweight software experience that compliments our hardware experience?" Only reason I bring this up is because I recently did a similar project for my family. You can salvage basically any old x86 board (or brand new, Linux-running ARM chip for that matter) and install a couple Linux daemons that enables it to act as a hyper-thin (total memory footprint under 250mb) Spotify client. Lord knows how viable it would be to run on embedded hardware, but the current state of the Rust-based Spotify infrastructure looks very well maintained. In it's current state, I'd say the outlook is very good.