hexagon5un

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by hexagon5un 5y ago
This. Sometimes "no comment" is secret code for "oh, we didn't really think about them yet, because they're a tiny little project within a multi-million dollar company". Not to rose-colored-glasses it, but: &qu
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by hexagon5un 5y ago
There are two uses of the word "network". One of them is about the nodes that are all interconnected -- the people and the communities. That's all basically moved over to Libera.chat. The other is the physical infrastructur
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by hexagon5un 5y ago
There is a lot of FUD and speculation here. Hackaday isn't going anywhere. Ask me how I know: https://hackaday.io/hexagon5un
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Hackaday Guide to the New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4(hackaday.com)
25 points by hexagon5un 6y ago|2 comments
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by hexagon5un 8y ago
This is so rad. It's like Tempest, but on purpose. And I love that he hammers it down by filtering out the fundamental and transmitting over 10 feet.
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by hexagon5un 8y ago
Why Linux? Sometimes it's nice to have an OS to take care of all the BS for you. Why not? Power budget, simplicity, security. I also have a light hammer, a medium sized hammer, and a sledgehammer in my basement.
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by hexagon5un 10y ago
This is one of my favorite pieces of code, and absolutely the coolest having to do with Forth. Thanks!
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by hexagon5un 10y ago
Two bright college kids have written a functional reactive transpiler (to C++) for Arduino. Will reactive be a good fit for microcontrollers? Via Hackaday: http://hackaday.com/2016/05/25/learn-functional-reac
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Functional Reactive Programming on Arduino(juniper-lang.org)
5 points by hexagon5un 10y ago|2 comments