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by janjongboom 11y ago
On JanOS it's possible to repurpose some of the GPIO pins, as I did here: http://blog.telenor.io/gonzo/hardware/2015/02/10/gpio.html
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by janjongboom 11y ago
That is one blatant ripoff of the Nordic semiconductor logo... http://www.nordicsemi.com/extension/nordic/design/bootnordic...
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Lora vs. LTE-M vs. Sigfox(nickhunn.com)
1 points by janjongboom 11y ago|0 comments
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by janjongboom 11y ago
Depends on how they communicate between each other. I'm doing some stuff around LoRa [1] for long range communication, and my base station is a Rpi, the end nodes can be any type of microcontroller. E.g. [2] which comes with ARM's
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by janjongboom 11y ago
Kinda unrelated to the whole Rpi discussion, but the SOC of any phone that runs Android would do. If that is Linux'y enough for you then it could be a solution. The problem is sourcing the SOCs. Spreadtrum makes some nice chips that in
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by janjongboom 11y ago
Why are we even using a Raspberry Pi for battery powered projects... 30 mA draw is so high you'll be changing batteries every 2 days, and that is without doing anything. Compare that to f.e. a normal phone chipset with deep sleep, whic
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by janjongboom 11y ago
> Also, since you already wrote the analysis code in Python, why not write the front-end in Python (rather than Node) as well? I had the node code laying around from a conference presentation I did, so it was the quickest way to gather s
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Live classifying human movement through machine learning(blog.telenor.io)
43 points by janjongboom 11y ago|5 comments
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The Things Network: global, crowd sourced, open decentralized IoT network(kickstarter.com)
5 points by janjongboom 11y ago|0 comments
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Large movie distributor grabs Popcorn Time trademark(torrentfreak.com)
1 points by janjongboom 11y ago|1 comments
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Building a smart meeting room with LoRa and Physical Web(blog.telenor.io)
3 points by janjongboom 11y ago|0 comments
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Worker killed by robot in Volkswagen factory(ft.com)
2 points by janjongboom 11y ago|0 comments
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by janjongboom 11y ago
When you're typing and want to correct with BACKSPACE, but at the same time the timer runs out you'll be returned to previous page and can't see your score...
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by janjongboom 11y ago
But this applies to software telco team, right. Other teams can use different stacks.
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by janjongboom 11y ago
jeanine@telenordigital.com is the hiring manager for these listings. Questions might be more suited for her. Otherwise [username]@gmail.com
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by janjongboom 11y ago
We have some remotes (me included), it depends a bit on the team, but as long as you're OK with ~20% onsite it should be discussable.
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by janjongboom 11y ago
Telenor Digital - Oslo, Norway or Trondheim, Norway or Amsterdam, Netherlands - Full-time We're the R&D Tech company within a big telco with branches in the Nordics, Eastern Europe and Asia; with ~150 million customers and counting
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by janjongboom 11y ago
There is an apkjs IRC channel on mozilla [1] so they might cross-compile Android apps via emscripten to asm.js. Couldn't get any info from moz when I asked around in that channel. [1] http://search.mibbit.com/networks&#
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by janjongboom 11y ago
Are you sure that 3G license fees are paid on this phone? From my experience sourcing cheap phones this price is not possible unless you avoid the licensing. Lowest we could go for a SC7715 was about 35$.
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Uber to pay for taxi license and permit for all Dutch UberPop drivers(translate.google.com)
1 points by janjongboom 11y ago|0 comments
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KDDI to launch Firefox OS IoT dev board(groups.google.com)
2 points by janjongboom 12y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript's world domination(medium.com)
295 points by janjongboom 12y ago|187 comments
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by janjongboom 12y ago
Correct, but they're exposed over file descriptors, and I added http://janos.io/api-reference/fs.html to talk to them :-).
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by janjongboom 12y ago
Firefox OS is (basically): AOSP kernel, Boot to Gecko, Gaia frontend JanOS is: AOSP kernel, Boot to Gecko, JanOS frontend Made some changes to both AOSP and B2G, but not so much. See http://janos.io/about.html
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by janjongboom 12y ago
No, not super easy, but not impossible either. http://ee.telenor.io/gonzo/hardware/2015/02/10/gpio.html
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by janjongboom 12y ago
Driver: http://janjongboom.com/7710_driver.rar
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by janjongboom 12y ago
Yeah, true, but the building blocks are available to port it to any cheap Android 4.x phone. I just don't have them available. I also chose this particular list because all of them ship rooted and have downloadable images available in
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by janjongboom 12y ago
The 30$ phones are based on the Spreadtrum SC6821 chipset and are sold around Asia. There are four different ones in India alone (Intex Cloud Fx f.e.) that go for this price. Probably can get some SC6820 phones as well and make a port. Don&
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Show HN: JanOS – A new OS that turns your smartphone into an IoT board(janos.io)
123 points by janjongboom 12y ago|23 comments
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Hack your phone: turn your volume buttons into GPIO ports(ee.telenor.io)
3 points by janjongboom 12y ago|0 comments

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