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Been quite a while since I've seen that word use outside of an LLM context.
by Creamsicle47 7mo ago
Been quite a while since I've seen that word use outside of an LLM context.
- politelemon 7mo agoI haven't encountered this term outside of stable diffusion and could probably do with a primer of what this is about.
- staplung 7mo agoLoRa is short for Long Range. It's basically about providing a physical layer for networks over radio using spread spectrum modulation. It's got long range, even for fairly low-power devices, but also low bandwidth. Think IoT stuff. LoRaWAN is a layer above in the network stack (MAC) and runs on top of LoRa. TNC is "terminal node controller". They're kinda sorta like modems for radios. KISS TNC is a particular protocol for communication between a radio and a TNC.
- kwk1 7mo agoIn the LLM space, it's LoRA, not LoRa. Not great!
- subscribed 7mo agoThere are two competing hobbyist projects (Meshcore, Meshtastic), but they're so chaotic and random I don't think they have much ahead of them. LoRaWAN will remain but this is different.