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jcun4128
9y ago
I tried cloud 9 it's pretty cool, not sure if I can claim latency problem. Gotta learn it/figure it out but I prefer VS code/local setup. They have preconfigured setups and you start/stop them pretty neat. Nice GUI too r
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9y ago
From my experience try to get one that has a non-arm chip (intel) with regard to being able to install everything. I almost could install everything (crouton) but like VS Code wasn't supported. I have this "fear" that my lapt
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9y ago
I'd love it if general income/free education became a thing but I made my choices. Also automation also makes new jobs less horse stables now automotive shops.
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9y ago
It was a bit lengthy on my part but thanks, yeah I'm behind gotta catchup.
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9y ago
I didn't mean to dismiss postgressql, I want to learn it but currently, well actually not sure about postgres with what I briefly looked at it was involving the MERN stack with regard to express (haven't used before). I think if I
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9y ago
Yeah I mean automation is expected to happen however the entire "redesign" of restaurants and the dexterity of human slave hands. I'm glad that hopefully I have a way out of this industry that will ideally be fully automated.
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9y ago
Maybe I'm not an entrpreneur if I don't actively think of that place that way. I mean I don't know the logistics of the supply of restaurants. Closest thing would be POS/menus for cooking those look realtively old or may
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9y ago
Edit: somewhat connected tangent life experience thought I'm still a noob myself but I landed a long term contract developing a web application and I like being able to bill (invoice) and just get paid. It's a surprising thing hah
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9y ago
Do you know which one is bad? Then requery and exclude the bad one?
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9y ago
Thanks a lot for the info/resources a lot of this not familiar to me at this time. The queues if packets/neighboring tables,etc... Yeah it's much easier from my lerspective/experience tojust throw on Python/PHP on t
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9y ago
Oh man thank you very much I' just starting to get into hardware/embedded systems coming from web and this is so cool. I don't know if this is uncool to ask I'm also late a few days to respond. With regard to connection
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9y ago
Thanks for the tip I will keep that in mind. It is a good point regarding the device's built in hardware regarding communication.
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9y ago
Thanks a lot for the information. I had a relevant experience with regard to video piloting you are supposed to get an Amateur Ham license and then not transmit (supposedly) more than 25mW but many of the transmitters are close to 1W if not
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9y ago
Do you need a gateway to access the internet. I understand the problem of FCC, don't want to use the wrong frequency, but it seems even if your device can live forever it depends on an existinng network. When I think of wireless commun
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9y ago
Can you expand on that "limit the steady-state static draw" Don't you need to keep draining power produced by solar panels? What about the heat problem and decreasing efficiency of solar panels?
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9y ago
What are other options that allow you to talk to cellular towers like a cellphone? I guess I'mnot as constrained in power consumption. Can you burst with capacitors or no? (Not a hardware person)
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9y ago
What about making bio fuel