shardulaeer

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by shardulaeer 3y ago
> But once you have defined and tested your GATTs, it hasn’t been my experience to come back to it a ton of times. > It was my experience to care more about distance, speed, interval, and MTU on actual hardware than protocol confirmat
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
I started with TOML but switched to YAML because people are familiar with OpenAPI. Ultimately everything is parsed to a Javascript object so you can have adapters in your favourite spec language.
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Not yet but cool idea. Lot of profiles are reused, so it makes sense to write a yaml repository for common profiles.
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Hey, thanks for checking out my project. So the spec is independent of Web Bluetooth; like Swagger is to Swagger UI. I considered electron but it needs installation and wouldn't run on mobiles. Perhaps Web Bluetooth is not ready for de
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Show HN: OpenBLE, Swagger for Bluetooth(demo.openble.org)
122 points by shardulaeer 3y ago|43 comments
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'm certainly add a `--user` flag. One kind note though, the service being set up does not have root access. The value of `User=` is $SUDO_USER (hp- my regular non privileged user that initiatiated sudo mode) i
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Awesome, would really appreciate your feedback!
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Fixed, thanks for the heads up!
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
That's a good thought. `sudo` is needed for writing to `/usr/`. The service being set up does not have root access. The value of `User=` is $SUDO_USER (hp- my regular non privileged user who initiatiated sudo) instead of $USE
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
I think it's more about ease of use and developer experience. I agree that in the current state servicer is a proxy to systemd, anything you can do here you can do on systemd. Later down the line I will try to support process managers
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
That's interesting! I wasn't aware of this command when I started working on servicer. Anyway, there are a couple of utilities like `ser status` and `ser which` which you might find useful.
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up, I shall update the landing page. The tool tries to detect the interpreter (currently just node and python), but you can provide a custom one with `--interpreter deno`.
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by shardulaeer 3y ago
I built the tool simply to improve developer experience. Run `systemctl list-units` and the console is flooded with a wall of services, most of them are not mine. Run `ser status` and I only see the ones that I created. The activity state,
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Show HN: Servicer, pm2 alternative built on Rust and systemd(servicer.dev)
147 points by shardulaeer 3y ago|37 comments
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by shardulaeer 5y ago
Also, Hacker News discussion for this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3576127
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Why JavaScript is a toy language (2010)(web.archive.org)
1 points by shardulaeer 5y ago|1 comments
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by shardulaeer 5y ago
Those looking to buy Soviet era books in Mumbai, check out People's Book Store in Fort area (Google maps- https://goo.gl/maps/pJd7ve2g68D8AXsK7 ). Behind racks of Marx and Che Guevara are stashed quite some rare bo
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Open Source Mechanical Watch(openmovement.org)
9 points by shardulaeer 6y ago|1 comments
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Mysorean Rockets: 18th century India to Napoleonic wars(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by shardulaeer 6y ago|0 comments
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by shardulaeer 6y ago
Anyone knows how this game has been ported to the browser? Is it compiled to Webassembly?
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Shenanigans of Serverless(medium.com)
3 points by shardulaeer 6y ago|0 comments
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Kra Canal(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by shardulaeer 6y ago|0 comments