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by ausjke 9y ago
ROS probably should go under Linux Foundation as well.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Look, your PC and BYODs are still prone to attacks, they're much much more powerful than those networked IoT devices, and they still need firewall to protect. I of course hope all firmware will be safe, and they should be safe as much
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by ausjke 9y ago
Something similar existed called FIPS-140, though it is hard to certify and not a good fit for IoT. IoT router/firewall might be one of the solution here, i.e. adding IoT pattern into existing routes/firewalls to protect IoT devic
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by ausjke 9y ago
good to see newer routing projects these days.
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by ausjke 9y ago
An active gitea user here, gitlab is too heavy for my person self-hosting site, at the moment, github for social coding, gitea for personal repo, tried but not jumping on gitlab and do not see a need for that.
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by ausjke 9y ago
This is pretty Android/iPhone-only, wish it can be more flexible to be used on other edge devices such as home routers or other embedded products where resource is constrained.
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by ausjke 9y ago
I am in the deficient range for years even though I walk under the sun a few times per week for about 15 minutes each time, that's still far from enough it seems. I will take supplements now.
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by ausjke 9y ago
I feel Rails is not as "popular" as it used to be, and Python is getting more mainstream due to ML and AI and Bigdata etc, similar to what Android helped Java. I would think Django is a safer bet, though, Python is not the best la
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DOCKERCON EU 2017: ALL THE VIDEOS ARE Now LIVE(blog.docker.com)
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by ausjke 9y ago
the thing amazed me is that the way they deal with the high traffic,in real time, for money transactions, not many companies can do that level of technical stack.
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by ausjke 9y ago
There are quite a few alternatives, microhttpd is a very popular one though in c++, moongoose / civetweb(forked version) are both good alternatives and are tested in the field and are written in C, you also have duda and libonion doing
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by ausjke 9y ago
Still, the old issue persists, just issue a "import tensorflow as tf" with python3 you got: ~tensorflow/lib/python3.6/importlib/_bootstrap.py:219: RuntimeWarning: compiletime version 3.5 of module
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by ausjke 9y ago
Looks like I can not really use it just yet, need sign up and then be put into a waiting list. Is it true that Collaborate is on Python 2.7? Since everything is switching to 3.x these days it would be nice they can update Python version as
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by ausjke 9y ago
For javascript, typescript etc VS code is excellent. For simple hacking I still use vim a lot, and for medium side projects I just open geany which is light and fast and does the job fairly well. At the moment for web related work I use vsc
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by ausjke 9y ago
RPI is an exception instead of norm. Other than that you got nothing, not just software, you got nothing on its chips either. I avoided Broadcom on all my designs as much as I can.
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by ausjke 9y ago
the RPI is an exception, it did not come easy. Freescale would love to open its GPU etc, however it is licensing the IP from other vendors that Freescale has no right to open source it, yes it would be nice if Freescale can get that part wo
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by ausjke 9y ago
true, Qualcomm was hostile to OSS, until it bought Atheros, and it kept Atheros open, so Qualcomm is only partially friendly to OSS.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Broadcom is awful for the open source world, it is worse than Oracle on the software side I think. TI/Freescale and to some extent Qualcomm are open to OSS. I hope this acquisition to fail.
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When to use Docker(ctl.io)
2 points by ausjke 9y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
Big supporters left the boat a few months ago.
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Does openstack still have a future?(scotttactical.com)
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by ausjke 9y ago
I used LXC in the past, the current docker still puzzles me a bit. To save resource(cpu/memory,etc) and stay lightweight, the docker I pulled needs to reuse whatever on my host Linux to achieve that goal, otherwise it has to provide it
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by ausjke 9y ago
USA directs money all the time too, it is not about how to direct money, it is about 'equal-opportunity' vs 'equal-outcome'. China has plenty of brain power to leverage that investment, as it has been encouraging teens t
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by ausjke 9y ago
USA is moving to the left, China is moving to the right, they swapped, guess who is to win in the long run? sorry Trump, it is too late to fix, the tipping point has passed.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Not only that, the trend of moving towards leftism in USA, i.e. nation-wide anti-intelligence movement(no-child-left-behind,everyone gets a trophy, merit-based effort is cursed on, AA at universities, each students gets free high-school dip
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by ausjke 9y ago
agree, it is evil to steal and copy with deep pockets, buying competitors are bad, but not as bad as stealing.
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by ausjke 9y ago
very interesting, can you elaborate and on it a little more? I need quick fuzzy search on a low-end embedded device that has limited storage(both RAM and HDD), was thinking about putting the index on a server with plenty RAM then do websock
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by ausjke 9y ago
This tutorial is pretty old actually. Hope someone updates it, then we have nftables on the way to replace iptables, so might be just update to nftables directly. I found 'nft', along with other commands such as 'ip' and
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by ausjke 9y ago
32-bit installer images are no longer provided for Ubuntu Desktop. The Ubuntu Desktop now uses GNOME instead of Unity. On supported systems, Wayland is now the default display server. The older display server is still available: just choose
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by ausjke 9y ago
maybe the screen is secondary, on a computer it is way too easy to get distracted especially for young learners comparing to a real paper-format book? our brain might adapt to searching instead of deep-thinking from now on, using all abstra

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