erbdex

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by erbdex 11y ago
Unless you're making the backend/app to learn stuff, a very upfront benefit of using an "obvious language" is that it will be easier for you to extend the team in the future.
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Weightless-N Open Standard IoT network goes live across London(weightless.org)
2 points by erbdex 11y ago|0 comments
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Form and aesthetics(vincentvanduysen.com)
2 points by erbdex 11y ago|1 comments
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by erbdex 11y ago
How will a 6LoWPAN mesh fare against WiFi/BLE meshes, as the market seems to move towards the latter?
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by erbdex 11y ago
This is the cloud part of sensor data storage, webhooks etc. HomeKit/Brillo give- 1. A consistent API to interface developers as well as, 2. Standardized data format so that different vendor devices can connect.
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Thingsquare out of private beta(thingsquare.com)
6 points by erbdex 11y ago|7 comments
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Fonts: Ligature Symbols(kudakurage.com)
1 points by erbdex 11y ago|0 comments
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Jeeves must go(jenson.org)
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by erbdex 11y ago
He is right. We run contiki with 128 bit AES on these systems. We need 30KB ROM to run a full ip stack.
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HN for hardware(news.haxlr8r.com)
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Ask HN: How scalable can Apple HomeKit's network be?
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by erbdex 11y ago
> Linux kernel hacking? An excellent resource here as a beginner would be- http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/
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by erbdex 11y ago
Scrolled like a dream on this Macbook. I didn't know it had issues while posting.
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James Bond cars over the years(evanshalshaw.com)
10 points by erbdex 11y ago|6 comments
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Slow sort(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by erbdex 11y ago|0 comments
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by erbdex 11y ago
I love the following from Tao te ching: The ancient Masters were damn impressive. They were deep. Real deep. Words can't even begin to describe how deep they were. You can only talk about how they acted. They were
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by erbdex 11y ago
In the worst possible scenario, $2 million is profit. This seems like a very plausible way ahead. We can cut profits to bare minimum and survive this phase. Sounds better than dissolving equity in bad equations right now. Thanks. :)
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by erbdex 11y ago
The great thing is that we have a really good product. I am saying this objectively and not out a creator's bias. If we can pull off another 4-6 months, the entire thing will work like a dream. And there is little coming in our way, co
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by erbdex 11y ago
This sounds good. Since we're product based- we don't really lose much even if we sell the first batch to them at [cost price + salary expenses]. We'd have done an iteration, would have a breathing space and traction even if
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by erbdex 11y ago
Sounds about right in hindsight. But the damage is done. This didn't come up earlier because he was in his sense 'mentoring' us, overseeing how we spent the money, how we hired etc. Anyways i was a techie, and was out of thes
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by erbdex 11y ago
The purchase order is from a builder. Builders in India reinvest any and all their money into multiple parallel projects and have little liquidity to entertain advance payments. In fact, they're notorious for withholding payments even
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by erbdex 11y ago
Sure, done.
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Ask HN: What do i do as a technical lead if my startup is running out of money?
12 points by erbdex 11y ago|16 comments
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HTTP/2: Yesterday's best-practices are today's anti-patterns(docs.google.com)
2 points by erbdex 11y ago|0 comments
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The only sure thing in Computer Science(michaelrbernste.in)
3 points by erbdex 11y ago|0 comments
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Managing engineering teams(defmacro.org)
35 points by erbdex 11y ago|21 comments
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by erbdex 11y ago
+1 on 'Profiling best practice'. Any such existing project?
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"Does /dev/null support sharding?"(mongodb-is-web-scale.com)
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Isaac Asimov: A lifetime of learning(zenpencils.com)
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by erbdex 11y ago
“Life will break you. Nobody can protect you from that, and living alone won't either, for solitude will also break you with its yearning. You have to love. You have to feel. It is the reason you are here on earth. You are here to risk

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