avaidyam

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by avaidyam 7y ago
I work in digital mental health at the Division of Digital Psychiatry; perhaps some of our projects can serve as inspiration ( https://digitalpsych.org/ ).
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by avaidyam 8y ago
This has very little relevance to the topic at hand as these refer to electroencephalogram measurements taken through a skin (scalp) patch and conductive gel.
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by avaidyam 8y ago
No worries - while I personally enjoyed Rust it was clear that it was unsustainable for Dr. Comer. He means the best, I assure you. :)
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by avaidyam 8y ago
We had tremendous difficulty convincing Dr. Comer that using an experimental/nightly toolchain to compile an experimental compiler variant to use experimental libraries in an experimental language was worth it. It took us quite some ti
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by avaidyam 8y ago
Once upon a time, a colleague and myself attempted to rewrite Xinu in Rust to show Dr. Comer how cool it was. Rust did not work. It was not cool. Dr. Comer simply smiled a gentle "I told you so," as he had good reasons for stickin
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by avaidyam 8y ago
Not Linksys routers! They're typically Beaglebone/Galileo cards or something newer now. They actually run a special netboot-like version of Xinu that deploys your compiled xbin. (So it's like Xinu running Xinu...) There also
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by avaidyam 8y ago
Printers sold by Lexmark until 2009 used Xinu onboard. Now they're some lightweight Linux.
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by avaidyam 8y ago
What would you like to know? I did help set up a few things there. There's a special netboot-like version of Xinu deployed on the backend systems which are just Beagle/Galileo/whatever's been upgraded, and they deploy wh