lentinjoseph

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10 years of Remote ROS Development&Training, What are the key lessons learned?(runtimerobotics.com)
2 points by lentinjoseph 3y ago|0 comments
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Nvidia announces Jetson Nano 2GB, a single board computer(medium.com)
284 points by lentinjoseph 6y ago|201 comments
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by lentinjoseph 6y ago
Doing revision of a book is OK. but the issue is, when we start writing a book, the version may be say 0.2, and when we release the book, the version may be 0.4. So the main thing is, the book got outdated in the release itself. So just thi
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by lentinjoseph 6y ago
I have started writing in 2014 and done by 8th book in 2019 I guess. It was just a roller coaster ride. I really like the technology I am working on and very interested in writing tutorials. I think that was the main overriding factor of wr
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by lentinjoseph 6y ago
The issue is, if we are writting from 2020, we may publishing in 2021 or 2022. In the meantime, there may be lot changes in the technology that we are working on. So we may have to change lot of things in the book content even we finish all
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by lentinjoseph 6y ago
Interesting question. Here is the story. I got an invite to write a book in 2014. Initially i thought it was very easy and can complete within 3 months. By this assumption, i agreed and start writting. When I start writting, i understood th
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by lentinjoseph 6y ago
I'm an author of 8 books in Robotics. Here are some of the lessons I have learned from this. Pros 1) Great visibility in the robotics community 2) Started getting good consulting projects 3) Started getting Royalties(Passive income) 4)
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by lentinjoseph 8y ago
Pushing gives me the following error Unexpected error. If you contact support, include this error ID: a8f6983ce4dd41f7ae7cdc5c158898e6 fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
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Bitbucket is down?(bitbucket.org)
10 points by lentinjoseph 8y ago|12 comments