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by siscia 10y ago
A little of a shameless plug, but I am the author of effe GitHub.com/siscia/effe A microservice framework. If you are worried about latency or you want lambda on your own servers it may be worth to take a look. Feedback welcome
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by siscia 10y ago
What ocean application are you talking about?
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by siscia 10y ago
Definitely, but the philosophy that I usually see is that once your gateway cover an area you may want to add a second one (to cover in case of failure) but no more. So the distribution is not uniform... On the other way, once an area is co
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by siscia 10y ago
Hummm actually is more about the distance (in the radio topology) between the nodes and the gateway. Closer are the gateway to the nodes less power you need.
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by siscia 10y ago
Honestly I am deeper in the stack, in mg understanding however, is the gateway (the thing that receive the radio message) to filter out message belonging to your network. (please note that I may be wrong) The gateway is extremely simple it
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by siscia 10y ago
Shameless plug. I am working as consultant for a startup building a backend for LoRa devices. If you have any question from the backend software point of view feel free to write me :) email in the profile.
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by siscia 10y ago
Did you consider MQTT? Sound to me a more natural choice.
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by siscia 10y ago
There is a popular comment somewhere in the internet (I would guess on quota, but not sure) about this subject. The point of this comment is that you don't need motivation you need discipline. Motivation comes and goes, discipline stic
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by siscia 10y ago
How does deepstream compare to MQTT? I see a lot of advantages on using a more standard protocol such as MQTT over deepstream
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by siscia 10y ago
Could we update the title to reflect that this is an old article?
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by siscia 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Europe / Remote. Strange mix between developer and tech lead. I understand code, I understand business and I understand people. I use to work as a simple backend developer, but in the last jobs I find myself mostly helpi
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by siscia 10y ago
Sure but once enough people are vaccinated the bacteria will have less surface to develop further mutations. We should aim to vaccinate as many people as possible and use antibiotics only in the rare case of infection, shouldn't we?
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by siscia 10y ago
Maybe I am saying something completely out of the world. But when bacteria become too dangerous why we don't simply vaccinate against them?
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by siscia 10y ago
To me is sound a lot like the internal fight that I am having between rust and go. I already write go professionally but sound like in the long term rust will be a better deal...
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by siscia 10y ago
The married part is the one I am more interested in. I too live extremely cheaply, but my girlfriend has way more expense than me (still reasonable, but too high in my book). We are not married, but we spend a lot of time together and I am
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by siscia 10y ago
Not sure how I feel about. First I already see some ads on facebook even with ublock activated, however I must be honest and those ads are not THAT bad... Somehow recurrent (I see the same ad more than enough time to actually remember to ha
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by siscia 10y ago
SEEKING WORK: Europe, Remote IoT specialist Highly scalable, fault tolerant distributed system for IoT. Code in Functional and OOP and imperative languanges, specialized in Elixir/Erlang/OTP, Clojure, Golang and Python. I am very
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by siscia 10y ago
It looks quote nice and well done :) Unfortunately I am not in that kind of business but I am into IoT and I would like to ask you a question. Do you store every single message received from those parts? If yes how? If no, why? Good luck
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by siscia 10y ago
IoT messages in my opinion have a particular shape, pretty much all equals with value changing slowly but a well define schema that however may change in a future. And the scale, way bigger than what we see today. Millions of sensors sampli
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Ask HN: Store IoT messages as a Service, interested?
2 points by siscia 10y ago|2 comments
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by siscia 10y ago
I dont know Your situation nor location but why you dont host local meetup groups and let the group know that you are hiring?
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Erdogan declare state of emergency(bbc.com)
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by siscia 10y ago
Actually also the article is extremely well written, it was really a pleasure to stop a little to read it...
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by siscia 10y ago
My thought is that you should aim to do something different from what you are doing now. Just change language is not a step forward nor backward. Keep doing the same type of application over and over with always the same set of constrains a
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Ask HN: Monetize mobile website
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by siscia 10y ago
Have you consider clojure? It is growing a lot and it is possible to find job in clojure, the clojure team is doing a lot of interesting works on the language...
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by siscia 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are those reason that you mention? Even a link explaining is enough :)
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by siscia 10y ago
Can you explain a little better? Maybe your point is valid, but I completely miss what you are talking about. Without an explanation your point comes across just as a noisy random rant... Maybe you are right, but as long as I can't und
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by siscia 10y ago
If you don't understand the problem you can't really find a solution... Other than that it does matter because in a future you may see the same problem in other industries... A very advanced 3d printer may bring this whole cla
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by siscia 10y ago
In my opinion the whole idea is a little flawed. Is not "software" that has "diseconomies of scale", is the design process. Then, because software has close to zero of marginal cost the design cost is all the one we end

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