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by ramary 4y ago
This is great to know about, thank you for sharing!
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by ramary 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! I hope the Arduino teams heads in this direction as well.
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by ramary 4y ago
That's great, thanks for sharing!
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by ramary 4y ago
We've done quite a bit of experimentation with adding preemptive multitasking support to non-hard real time software running on MCUs at my current company. After a lot of head banging and dead ends, I've come to the conclusion per
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by ramary 4y ago
It's a really neat piece of software - you're right that it does have the ability to configure your system, routing tables in particular. The Tailscale agent (thing that runs on your machine) changes the system routing table (at l
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What to Do When Your Relational Database Turns into a Spaghetti Monster(engineering.andium.com)
1 points by ramary 5y ago|0 comments
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by ramary 5y ago
Andium | (all Mid/Sr) iOS, Frontend, Backend, and Embedded Engineers | Full-time Remote (UTC-5:00) Hey HN! At Andium we're tackling a big problem (climate change) with an unconventional approach (reducing the damaging impact of fo
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Joint US-EU Press Release on the Global Methane Pledge(whitehouse.gov)
5 points by ramary 5y ago|0 comments
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OpenSSL Cheat Sheet(engineering.andium.com)
2 points by ramary 5y ago|0 comments
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How to Build a Unique ID Generator Using AWS DynamoDB(engineering.andium.com)
1 points by ramary 5y ago|0 comments
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by ramary 5y ago
Andium | (all Mid/Sr) iOS, Frontend, Backend, and Embedded Engineers | Full-time Remote (UTC-5:00) Hey HN! At Andium we're tackling a big problem (climate change) with an unconventional approach (reducing the damaging impact of fo
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by ramary 5y ago
It’s great to see this getting more mainstream attention. As the article says it’s widely recognized as a big opportunity to have an immediate impact, but unfortunately hasn’t attracted as much attention as it warrants until recently.
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by ramary 5y ago
Thanks for offering your perspective on this. Solving climate change is first about getting to net-zero GHG emissions, or as close as possible. There are many companies working to reduce the release of CO2 and CO2 equivalents across differe
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by ramary 5y ago
Of course, thanks for your thoughtful question! The short answer is that nobody knows for sure ... yet. Regulatory bodies, NGOs, and ESG-focused activist and impact investors are actively developing frameworks and methodologies for total li
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by ramary 5y ago
> I think realistically they are in the business of making O&G cheaper to extract through efficiencies that gain some climate merit (but very little). It's more like the limited climate benefit is an add-on to core business. Res
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by ramary 5y ago
Thanks for the direct and detailed feedback, much appreciated. We're planning a website revamp post our Series A which closed a few weeks ago - will definitely relay this feedback to our team.
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by ramary 5y ago
Hi, Andium here. Definitely understand the skepticism about our work with the oil and gas industry and its impact on climate change. The high level is that the world doesn't know whether society has reached peak oil. Even if it has, oi
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by ramary 5y ago
Oof, yeah. Have spent so much time trying to get multiple devices to work reliably on the same bus. As more devices are added rise and fall time of the data line also becomes a thing. It can be really hard to get things working reliably and
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by ramary 6y ago
Nice! Seems super easy to use and the indexing + search are powerful features. Is it possible to configure the period of the sampling profiler? e.g. 1ms or 50ms instead of 10ms?
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by ramary 6y ago
> (you trust that those around you have your best interests at heart) So true - this tracks my experience exactly. What I find interesting is that sometimes high trust is necessary but not sufficient, and other times it's both neces
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by ramary 6y ago
Yeah that would be really cool, can imagine this being useful for very simple if this then that logic in dealing with peripherals. e.g. handling a broader range of sensor input and peripheral interrupts without having to turn the core on to
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by ramary 6y ago
These are some really great points for when it can be better to use microcontrollers over microprocessors/applications processors. Agree that generally simpler is better, and microcontrollers are simpler than Linux SoCs for many things
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by ramary 6y ago
Totally agree here - IMO MicroPython is great for simplifying embedded development for beginners and broadening the group of people who are interested in taking the plunge. Arduino had/has the same impact (both the hardware simplicity
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by ramary 6y ago
Agreed, simpler is better, especially since OP is coming at this from the perspective that software is a means to end. Few things are more discouraging than realizing you're in way over your head in Linux land and have no idea what&#x2