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michael_pica
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michael_pica
7mo ago
Is there a reason for Javascript Specifically? My team has recently been using https://renode.io/ for this kind of task and it's working exceptionally well. Though they don't yet support ESP32, depending on your n
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michael_pica
7mo ago
I've done a lot of engineering software, and some software for science. I work with a lot of people in this space. On a whole I find it interesting that the defacto platform for these pursuits seems to be shifting away from MatLab and
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michael_pica
7mo ago
This is really interesting, I've been running Jetsons on satellites for a few years now, and recently with LLMs on orbit, arguably the most air-gaped setup you can get. A big thing for us is bandwidth constraints on the inputs and outp
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michael_pica
7mo ago
Would be interesting to find a way to emulate the Amazon back end to either a local server or at least a private cloud account. I think with more and more appliances and other hardware being useless when not attached to a paid service we&#x
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michael_pica
7mo ago
this is a really cool project. I also appreciate the work that went into retaining the original CRT, that's usually the first thing to go in other projects like this but it does so much to make it feel special and not just another comp
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michael_pica
7mo ago
I'm glad this is getting overhauled, the existing plan was a bit of a mess and NASA can't afford mistakes on a program of this scale. Hopefully we get safer and more effective result out of this.
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michael_pica
7mo ago
Like GPU and RAM are these really unavailable to the consumers, or just higher in price because the demand is outstripping the supply?