anujdeshpande

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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
A recent tweet that I found funny - "Every time a conf organizer accepts a talk about #IoT using JavaScript ... somewhere in the world an IoT/embedded developer ... dies !"[1]. On a serious note though - Does anyone know a ma
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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
+1 for the BBB
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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
I am very curious to see how this pans out - I badly want something like this to succeed. It will be so much more better for someone like me who works in this domain. Google has the weight to pull this off- and it looks like the SoM approac
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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
Sounds a lot like what happens here in India [1]. Also, if such behaviour is systemic, how should we bring about the paradigm shift in handling such events? Such incidents will happen more often across the world as e-governance becomes more
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Amazon Dash Wand – Alexa and Dash Button for the Kitchen(amazon.com)
2 points by anujdeshpande 9y ago|0 comments
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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
API Gateway and AWS Lambda do it for me.
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by anujdeshpande 9y ago
Have you read PG's How to Disagree essay? It's really good. http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Stacey on IoT - https://staceyoniot.com/
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Beagleboard is part of GSoC '17 - so if anyone has any cool open source project ideas using BB Blue, please do suggest at http://bbb.io/gsocideas
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Damn right - https://github.com/mirkix/ardupilotblue Looks like it works right out of the box with ardupilot's git head
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Pretty good actually - http://ardupilot.org Setup a proper organisation, with proper ways to handle commercial interests, etc.
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
C
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Brillo is for microprocessors (think Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone Black, etc) whereas Weave is for micro-controllers (think the newer Arduino's which are running a Cortex-M of some sort)
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Here's a post by Bunnie Huang, from a few months ago saying that Moore's law is dead and we will now have more of such stuff - http://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/design/the-death-of-... Pretty inter
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Woah ! Big catch. He's obviously got some super dope scale experience from Netflix. Can only mean good things for AWS, considering MSFT is snatching some big cos as customers.
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Thoughts on standardisation for micro-controllers(medium.com)
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
This is the perfect example of true Open Source Hardware. None of the other boards similarly spec'd development boards have been spinned into so many variants. Not to mention real world consumer products that are based off the Beaglebo
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Dope !
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Make IoT personal again(medium.com)
2 points by anujdeshpande 10y ago|0 comments
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Makerville | Remote |Part/Full time| ECE or hardware enthusiasts Work on ARM Cortex. WiFi/BLE stacks. eLinux. Currently we are doing https://Makerville.io/knit Applications around that are a wip. anuj at makervill
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by anujdeshpande 10y ago
Get your work out there. - Make small batches and sell on Tindie - For bigger projects do a crowdfunding on CrowdSupply (has a rep for OSHW) It's easy for software folks to get noticed courtesy of GitHub or building things which propag
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Secure, consumer grade alternative to ESP, Feather WICED(hackaday.com)
1 points by anujdeshpande 11y ago|0 comments
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
Static for BLE as we do a battery pack kind of a thing and don't want to do something very power intensive. The WiFi one's are 2 types, RGB panels, as well as static posters with capacitive touch in certain regions (apart from the
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
A lot of the advice seems to be geared towards B2C startups. Most startups http://www.ycombinator.com/hardware/ seem B2C too. A lot of the reports/blogs/opinions of the Interweb suggest that connected hardwar
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Easily read a tweet storm(twtstrm.com)
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
On similar lines is http://deathtobullshit.com
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
This is pure money. Thanks for the link OP !
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Beagleboard (officially) announces new OSHW computer(beagleboard.org)
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
No, it's scary because they didn't plan out things 3 months into the future. Or they did, and it's even more scarier to think that they dont care about being honest with their customers. "We have two options with us, an
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by anujdeshpande 11y ago
True that. But the thousands of Kickstarter backers might have loved an option

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