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by omneity 5y ago
As mentioned, people are engaging with our newsletter (nobody unsubscribed) but who knows! You might be right.
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by omneity 5y ago
This is exactly what we have and yet it’s closer to 40%. Form here [0]. I was baffled as well but I suspect this is an engineer/introvert bias that doesn’t translate as much to the rest of the world. (We also have decent engagement num
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by omneity 5y ago
I'm also using Nomad at home. It's a single node "cluster" in my desktop Ubuntu-based machine, really using it to deploy some self hosted services more easily (the usual suspects for home automation and the likes).
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by omneity 5y ago
Nomad was implemented based on the Borg paper.
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by omneity 5y ago
Wild guess, probably more than 2 years ahead (also kinda what I'm hoping for) A natively distributed runtime providing similar capabilities to Docker + Nomad but running on "bare" WASM, providing a compilation target, distrib
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by omneity 5y ago
Nomad is amazing. We've been using it alongside Consul for close to 2 years at this point at Monitoro.co[0]. We started by using it as a "systemd with a REST API" on a single server, and gradually evolved into multiple cluste
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by omneity 5y ago
Slight aside: The most recent Cloudflare HCaptchas ask you to classify AI generated images. They don’t even look like a proper bike/truck/whatever (I don’t have an example handy). I categorically refuse to do when I’m browsing web
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by omneity 5y ago
> You might have been over doing it! /s You’re completely right! Fed up with Arduino C, I tried to bring the entirety of the web toolchain and related dev patterns to the embedded world. :’) What you’re doing sounds super cool! Is i
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by omneity 5y ago
I implemented once an Espruino target for webpack to enable a git workflow, npm packages, and transpile modern JS features to ES5, as supported by Espruino (targeting an esp8266 specifically). Boy oh boy I did not expect to run into memory
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by omneity 5y ago
Beer and banana mix pretty well surprisingly. Radler (beer with some lemonade in it) is also pretty common in Germany, with a similar reputation to what you describe.
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by omneity 5y ago
Have you heard of Bananaweizen before? It’s a hefeweizen beer mixed with a banana. Relatively common in bars in Germany.
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by omneity 5y ago
I wonder if the m5paper[0] (esp32 based) is beefy enough to run this. [0]: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/m5paper-esp32-development-...
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by omneity 5y ago
Maybe the Safari team can consider implementing the existing specs that everyone else is supporting for years, before going overboard with stuff like this.
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by omneity 5y ago
It really depends on what you need. Do you want to setup a daemon that starts when a specific network interface is online? This is infinitely easier in systemd. Defining a unit file (a daemon) is a matter of a trivial definition file and a
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by omneity 5y ago
This is a self-reinforcing myth. Not as many people know how to use it because they keep hearing this bashing. But for a beginner systemd is quite accessible (if you don’t come at it with init.d baggage), and its advanced features almost al
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by omneity 5y ago
Let’s say you have a run of the mill nodejs express app that connects to Postgres (let’s assume it’s managed in this scenario). How do you make use of all the 48 cores and the RAM available to you? (I’m genuinely interested so please ignore
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by omneity 5y ago
If this had collaboration (many people annotating on the same screen) I’d buy it in a whim. Lots of great videoconferencing software but with no way to point a cursor on the presenter’s screen.
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by omneity 5y ago
It’s a very interesting thought. I personally am not a robotics expert, but it seems to me there are two obstacles: loading the arm with enough sensors and encoders to detect outside feedback reliably, and the speed of learning iteration (l
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by omneity 5y ago
Just random brands. I think it was something like Yehboom and Sunfounder or something.
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by omneity 5y ago
My personal experience with two different robotic arms (< $500) and some additional research is the lack of high level software and libraries, which is quite crippling as it’s very complex to control. If you’re not used to control theory
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by omneity 5y ago
Beyond health conditions, heart rate is correlated with the activities you do. Sleeping, walking, running and other fun stuff has a different heart rate profile, especially more so when time is taken into account (do you run for 3 minutes i
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by omneity 5y ago
My wording might have been ambiguous. I am sure you can scale Crossbar if you get the commercial version which supports clustering (hence IoT factories), however the open source edition is limited to a single running instance.
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by omneity 5y ago
I used crossbar at multiple occasions in projects of various complexity. My main take away: - Pleasant to use and does almost exactly what it advertises - Interesting authentication & permission patterns, unfortunately we couldn't
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by omneity 5y ago
This just made me realize something: Once a pattern becomes a meme (or close), it becomes possible to notice a higher level meta pattern which itself becomes memetized ad infinitum(?). I predict the parent observation will itself eventually
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by omneity 6y ago
You might be interested in this: https://m5stack.com/ (not affiliated)
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by omneity 6y ago
It’s unfortunate but the component library situation is really Svelte’s weak point currently. At Monitoro[0] we bit the bullet and implemented the vast majority of our components from scratch. Apart from the obvious time to develop and test
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by omneity 6y ago
I'm interested in the laptop, how can I get in touch with you?
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by omneity 6y ago
I personally think it’s due to how the internet is designed, where applications are an afterthought. It’s after all easy to just get html pages published online, but anything beyond that is a hack. With a better protocol and set of primitiv
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by omneity 6y ago
Congrats Anuj & Amir for launching! It's a really exciting problem to solve, and I like your take on it. > Public datasets are hard to clean, poorly structured, and constantly updated. We relate strongly to this at Monitoro[0],
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by omneity 6y ago
The specific tools we use might not apply to you (the backend is a cluster), but happy to share a few ideas: 1- Use a scheduler that autorestarts: systemd, pm2, nomad, ... (we use nomad) 2- Setup healthchecks to detect when your app is not

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