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by tlubinski 10y ago
very sound advice, thank you!
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by tlubinski 10y ago
I already talked to a bunch of consultants and everyone has a different "right path". Hence my question here to get it in front of a lot of experts.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
> The current state is that there is no real current state of programming on those devices. Yes, that's what I suspected but I feel there _should_ be some advices/best practices.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
Thanks, but the Electronics Engineer will ask you what you'd like to run on this device and then pick a suitable piece of hardware. Cost is not our biggest concern.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
Why are you moving away from Qt?
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by tlubinski 10y ago
no one tried Win 10 IOT yet? ;)
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by tlubinski 10y ago
No, data generation and collection is done by other components. I only need to send a start signal to those (through USB). This is only for UI.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
that looks great. And you used C++ or Java?
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by tlubinski 10y ago
It's a good idea but I'd be worried it isn't "snappy" enough on (somewhat slow) embedded devices.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
Yep, I bought a SOM for testing. It can run Linux, Android 4.4 and Windows 7 Embedded. Windows was pre-installed so I gave it a test-run and it looks and feels very 1990s. Hence my question.
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by tlubinski 10y ago
Thanks for your input. (1) resistive screens and some capacitive screens can handle rubber gloves fine. (2) for our use-case (non-invasive blood sugar measurements) this is a non-issue, but out of curiosity: how is a touch screen different
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Ask HN: Current state of programming embedded devices?
44 points by tlubinski 10y ago|71 comments
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by tlubinski 10y ago
1.) found several options, discussed with lawyer, and went with O-1. 2.) According to the lawyer I already had enough proof of my "extraordinary abilities" 3.) My advice: don't try this without a lawyer specialized in O-1. It
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by tlubinski 11y ago
Do it. Great city, great way of living. Already a lot of good answers here. I spent more than 15 years here and still love it.
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by tlubinski 11y ago
From my experience the only way to keep an external team engaged is to visit and to work with them. The longer, the better. During that time find out who are the best people to work with and make sure these folks stay on the project when yo
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by tlubinski 12y ago
"The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel" by Jasper Fforde, it starts slow, so give it 100 pages but I was hooked then and read all other books from him (and all are excellent). "Last Chance to See" by Douglas Adams and M
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by tlubinski 12y ago
http://decimo.de/ is looking for Rails developer
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by tlubinski 12y ago
feel free to shoot me an email.
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by tlubinski 12y ago
John Oliver: Nuclear Weapons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y1ya-yF35g
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by tlubinski 12y ago
All on one box until it gets some traction. But I always setup an external monitoring (e.g. pingdom) service to get a notification, when something is down and a cronjob for daily (db-)backup. Scaling steps with traction: 1.) dedicated serve
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by tlubinski 12y ago
I'm interested in learning more - my email is in my profile.
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by tlubinski 12y ago
Almost 41. Just started a new (gaming) company in SF and code the MVP myself. Will transition in a CTO role once we secured funding. I know a lot of developers 35+ and I enjoy working with them.
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by tlubinski 12y ago
Rocket Internet in Berlin is IMHO also an A but with a questionable business model.
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by tlubinski 12y ago
My personal opinion: with an app, which already has 1M downloads you don't need those accelerators anymore. Find a good business angel (or two) with expertise in the areas you need and work with them. Also consider moving to one of the
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How Much Money App Developers Are Making(blog.mobiversal.com)
2 points by tlubinski 12y ago|0 comments
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by tlubinski 12y ago
Okay, so I'm playing devil's advocate here: One good reason is usability. Users are forgetting their passwords all the time and as buttscicles pointed out it is for a lot of people much easier to just get an email with their passw
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by tlubinski 12y ago
+1 for weave. I use it for 4 weeks now, had 10+ matches and met 4 people. And I enjoyed every meeting! Thanks Brian.
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by tlubinski 13y ago
+1 for http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo , I also liked https://thecoderfactory.com/posts/200-must-know-facts-on-seo and of course you should know your google tools: Google Webmaster Tools: https
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by tlubinski 13y ago
I listed a few companies here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7227917 not sure, if they all work with Ruby though.
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by tlubinski 13y ago
Definitely yes. I worked in teams with 25 different nationalities and I loved it. Even every-day-stuff like buying groceries is possible without a single german word. Dealing with german authorities (immigration!) might not that easy, thoug

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