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adunk
11y ago
The Cooja simulator is an integral part of the Contiki distribution: all the automated regression tests are run in Cooja. Cooja is actually very reliable, but because it runs user code in the same process as the simulator in the most high-p
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adunk
11y ago
The 6502-based ports (Commodore 64/128, Apple II, etc) are actually still all being built by our regression test framework for every commit we make. The 6502 C compiler is a little harsher on following the C specifications so has saved
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The Contiki OS Version 3.0 Released
(contiki-os.blogspot.com)
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11y ago
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adunk
11y ago
Not sure the market really is moving towards WiFi/BLE - there is a lot of talk about BLE meshing right now, but so far haven't really amounted to much it seems. The strongest part of 6lowpan meshes right now is that it supports su
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adunk
11y ago
Adam, Thingsquare CEO here. We could expose a device API, and might do so in the future, but exposing an API means that we'd have to maintain that API for the foreseeable future. We do have an API for connecting apps and server-side so
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adunk
11y ago
Adam, Thingsquare CEO here. The Thingsquare platform connects products with smartphone apps, which is similar to what many other platforms do, including HomeKit, Brillo, and Parse's IoT platform. Unlike other platforms though, Thingsqu
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Product Ninja – A Smart Hardware Curation Platform
(productninja.com)
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11y ago
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Potato-powered Internet of Things
(hackster.io)
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11y ago
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Facebook’s Parse Launches New IoT Service, Debugging Tool and More
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
The web site hosted by a web server running on the Homebrew CPU seems to be offline. Here is a cached version: https://web.archive.org/web/20051103083029/http://magic-1.or...
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A big step for Contiki: built-in encryption
(contiki-os.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
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Demystifying Venture Capital Economics, Part 2
(blog.wealthfront.com)
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12y ago
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Growth Hacking Retail with iBeacon
(beekn.net)
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13y ago
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Investing In Startups In Europe
(avc.com)
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13y ago
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Contiki 2.7 Released
(contiki-os.blogspot.se)
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13y ago
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Why your tech-startup should do test driven development
(vsaw-blog.blogspot.de)
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13y ago
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UBASIC: a really simple BASIC interpreter
(github.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I can't speak for the creators of Flutter, but I can definitely attest to that TCP/IP with full mesh routing should be doable with the Flutter hardware. We (Thingsquare) have the CC1101 as one of our supported hardware platforms a
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Spherical Harmonics Distortion experiment in WebGL
(wemadeyoulook.at)
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13y ago
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MIT researchers can see through walls using 'Wi-Vi'
(news.techworld.com)
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13y ago
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Contiki's Internet of Things: From Badgers to Light Bulbs
(contiki-os.blogspot.se)
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13y ago
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IoT: Aussies prepare to ship Wi-Fi connected lightbulbs
(computerworld.com.au)
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13y ago
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Whole-Home Gesture Recognition Using Wireless
(wisee.cs.washington.edu)
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Computer Science Culture Clash
(blog.regehr.org)
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How does a paper get published without the alleged corresponding author knowing?
(retractionwatch.wordpress.com)
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Sweden axes new word after Google intervenes
(thelocal.se)
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14y ago
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14y ago
This discovery may not seem like much to the world, but it really is a milestone for those that are intimately familiar with hardcore graphics programming of the Commodore 64. The Commodore 64 had numerous glitches and undocumented behavior
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14y ago
Just a few quick pointers from the top of my head: Nice starting point to get a feeling for power/throughput trade-offs in low-power wireless networking: http://sing.stanford.edu/pubs/sing-08-00.pdf Sensys 2008 paper about web services f
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14y ago
Author of miniweb and uIP here. uIP is a real IPv4 stack, with all the needed bells and whistles, but miniweb really is only a super-specific proof-of-concept that is not particularly useful for anything else than demonstrating that it can
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Use of Goto in Systems Code
(blog.regehr.org)
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14y ago
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