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by tiniuclx 7y ago
They are the tabs just below the title of every subject.
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Securing the IoT from the network layer to the application layer(iot-now.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|0 comments
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Where Are the Hacking Simulators?(tiniuc.com)
2 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
GCHQ is the UKs signal intelligence and security agency, similar to the NSA. They have open-sourced Gaffer, a graph database framework which provides fast queries across a large number of nodes and vertices.
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Gaffer by GCHQ: A large-scale entity and relation database(github.com)
4 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|1 comments
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Done!
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> people use the amount of books they read to value-signal their intelligence Good shout, reading isn't a competition! For me at least, it is firstly a hobby, and secondly an opportunity to build upon the ideas of those who came bef
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
Sure :) As a side-note, I think that mastering a musical instrument is a good thing to do for some of the same reasons: it teaches discipline and focus. I've found that playing the guitar is a good foil to programming because it engage
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I believe that the difference between sitting down and reading a book for an hour vs. browsing the internet is _exactly_ what makes books so valuable. You're right, books are a lot of effort. However, they teach something that internet
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Chips Are Getting Noisier(semiengineering.com)
125 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|77 comments
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It looks like Connected Home over IP will be compatible with Thread - they are developing the stack on top of WiFi, Bluetooth and Thread: https://www.connectedhomeip.com/
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12tone's YouTube channel is amazing, especially his Building Blocks playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTOOWe_yLwY&list=PLMvVESrbjB... I'm also working on Harmony Explorer - a CLI tool that lets you hea
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The Problems with the Internet of Things(cascoda.com)
2 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|0 comments
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The Problems with the Internet of Things(cascoda.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|1 comments
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Functional Programming Jargon in Rust(functional.works-hub.com)
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To give you all some background, we are a fabless semiconductor start-up working on solving the range issue of IoT devices. Anybody who has tried to setup a nontrivial IoT network has ran into this issue. It is very difficult to create a ne
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Cascoda awarded €1.3M funding from the European Commission(cascoda.com)
2 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|1 comments
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
To give you all some background, we are a fabless semiconductor start-up working on solving the range issue of IoT devices. Anybody who has tried to setup a nontrivial IoT network has ran into this issue. It is very difficult to create a ne
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Cascoda awarded €1.3M funding from the European Commission(cascoda.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|1 comments
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Anyone can read Hacker News, it's not some sort of exclusive club! As to why someone would, there's a lot of interesting non-technical articles posted here. Or maybe they're also a tech enthusiast in their spare time!
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
I have the same issue on Firefox. It's to the right of the webpage, next to Firefox's scrollbar.
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You Pay (Or Maybe You Don't): Every Layout(every-layout.dev)
2 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|0 comments
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This article talks about a developing market made of first-time internet users that are buying cheap feature phones. It is interesting because this is taking place in New Delhi and because this cycle is exactly what the west went through in
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Yes, you can isolate individual devices the same way you'd isolate any IPv6 device on your home network - using a firewall. Normally you would firewall away your entire home network and only open up connectivity to the devices you want
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Supporting Thread in particular is an interesting choice, because as far as I'm aware Thread is one of the most open-source IoT stacks[0]. Thread isn't really used in consumer hardware, which is probably the reason it's so ob
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Tarot for Hackers(christine.website)
5 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|0 comments
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Ballpoint ink is a lot thicker than fountain pen ink, and is presumably more heavily pigmented. Therefore, a ball point uses a smaller amount of ink to deliver its pigment, compared to a fountain pen. Which means that it uses significantly
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I'm not sure if this is what they're doing with this project, but in the past they've used separate chips for training and running the NN https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/nervana/nnp I'd imagine th
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http://archive.is/yAPEC
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