bibabaloo

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by bibabaloo 7y ago
It'd be great to hear a comparison of when you'd want to use Deviceplane vs something like mender.io or updatehub.io. I'm a great fan of the A/B dual image update strategy because it's simple, atomic and resilient t
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
Can you elaborate on this? How do you make use of Ubuntu in this way and why was it hard to use Yocto? For the usual embedded Linux workflows I'm used to, it seems like building on top of Ubuntu would necessitate re-implementing Yocto
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
I often feel the same way. I enjoy the hunt of tracking down an impossible bug and enjoy getting a proof of concept out for a difficult problem, but hate doing all the 'boilerplate' type stuff to take something from a PoC to a pro
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
Sure, but I don't think this is meant to be pedagogical tool to teach you about CAN. You're always free to look up anything you don't know, yourself.
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
Do you have any plans to support embedded Linux IoT devices? Or are you strictly focussing on tiny devices running without an OS or with a RTOS ?
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
Don't discount your C#/.NET experience. Anecdotally, .NET has had a bit of an uptick with .NET core being released.
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
Tends to pay a lot less, though.
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by bibabaloo 7y ago
It seems like its more "problems you deal with when you work at scale" like the author has at Google & FB. At smaller scales, I think the (machine) benefits of using something like protobuf don't nearly outweigh the human