btashton

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by btashton 6y ago
Does anyone have a good workflow for spanning go->cgo. I have found it very hard to code and debug in the space. I end up using gdb, but that lacks a lot of the go context and you cannot go into the c code with delve.
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by btashton 7y ago
How is go the poster child for clean dependency management? Every release since they started doing modules the defaults change and break some workflow. Add on top of that it activity pushed vendoring forever. I'm not super happy with p
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by btashton 7y ago
There is a lot packed into the pay for search and rescue model. One of the last things I want someone to be doing in an emergency situation is to be thinking can I afford help right now or should I just try harder to get off this cliff wit
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by btashton 7y ago
Perhaps CANdevStudio would be what you are looking for? https://github.com/GENIVI/CANdevStudio
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by btashton 7y ago
It was probably Rainy Pass Repair. They have been doing that for quite some time, and in many ways I prefer having a shop I can take any of this stuff to, not just the "REI" repair shop.
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by btashton 7y ago
I'm part of an opensource project that has been around for a long time, the mailing lists (for good or bad) lived there for quite some time. There is a lot of design and troubleshooting history I would rather not be lost forever.
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by btashton 7y ago
You split the user interaction from the logging. In the case of the webserver maybe this a less of an issue, but if I'm processing text output from an application I don't want a log message inserting itself in the middle of the ou
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by btashton 7y ago
I'm not going to convince you, but some of what is being built there are native packages likely for things like QEMU. You need to look at the actual manifest in the deploy folder to see what got installed. You will find that it is quit
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by btashton 7y ago
For what's it's worth if you use the public shared state cache you can do a full build of core-image-minimal in 5min. Also I'm not sure how Yocto is being stupid by generating 4000 tasks, if you target something with a GUI l
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by btashton 7y ago
I think some is hype, but also there are so many .com domains being squatted on. I'm only willing to pay so much to host my personal site.
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by btashton 7y ago
When I took a few months off to work on some of my own projects I found that universities have a lot of quite space that is open to the public. Sometimes it's the study area in the main library or in department specific libraries. My l
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by btashton 7y ago
Something a little ironic about putting a tracked click link in an email apologizing for adding tracking. That said I firmly believe in opt-in tracking and would likely enable it for my gitlab usage.
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by btashton 7y ago
You can generate the sdk including the makefiles from the command line. I don't think I have opened Eclipse on my latest project. They also do have some articles on preparing the projects for git which work OK, but yeah there is a lot
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by btashton 7y ago
I owe a great deal to National Semiconductor and their application notes. Prior to college I tought myself a lot of what I know about analog design from this handbook [0]. I remember in middle school calling up the support line and having
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by btashton 7y ago
I have fully moved over to pipenv and it is what I onboard new people with. Not having a virtualenv that everyone names something differently and invariably gets checked in on accident was a big plus on its own. For a while I was encouragin
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by btashton 7y ago
And incur the extra 15-20min of drive time each way? I doubt that.
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by btashton 7y ago
My point is they have effectively become restricted public transportation where there was demand for a viable real public transportation. This has made it so the average person no longer has an option. These routes are not viable for both a
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by btashton 7y ago
I'm a firm believer that we need to get the private busses out of the express lanes. In Seattle it is really bad, all of the Microsoft and Amazon busses crossing east west have destroyed demand for quality public transportation across
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by btashton 7y ago
But you also left developers with really hard to use dev tools based on a fork of gcc. The arch also left you having to do all kinds of mental gymnastics when writing code to make sure you were keeping the size down. That said the chips ce
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Learning SIMD with Rust by Finding Planets (2018)(medium.com)
112 points by btashton 7y ago|29 comments
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Microsoft wants to bring exFAT to the Linux kernel(techcrunch.com)
11 points by btashton 7y ago|1 comments
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by btashton 7y ago
I built a translator service between my devices and Sentry to take the memory dump and a known symbol file to rebuild the context serverside and send it back to Sentry. I only used this during development and early testing, but it was super
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by btashton 7y ago
If it is the same as the laptop they are using the W_DISABLE pin not power.
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by btashton 7y ago
They are just controlling the W_DISABLE signal which the firmware uses to control the actual radio hardware. It is _not_ a hardware switch in the since that the power is shut-off.
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by btashton 7y ago
I remember this from a professor in college as well. I spent weeks modeling an antenna element and then once I had it made, he brought out the copper tape and a knife and tuned it to closer match what we wanted. It is humbling to see this
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by btashton 7y ago
Why do I trust my WiFi cards disable pin, but not the "soft button" on my laptop that triggers it via the OS? I get that there is more software when it goes through the OS, but I trust that a whole lot more than the firmware on th
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by btashton 7y ago
I have used it in a few shipped products. FreeRTOS is fine as a kernel, but a the interfaces for networking or devices always felt just smashed on top of it with no clean interfaces. This also made moving between hardware revisions much mor
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by btashton 8y ago
They are offloading the network processing as they state here. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/boosting-application-p...
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by btashton 8y ago
This title is missleading the linked page and the blog with metrics on this say nothing about multhreading and instead focus on network IO performance. From the blog "Today, we are announcing dynamic network processing to improve I&#x
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by btashton 8y ago
I use it to accidentally open Siri.

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