jonathanberi | 5 months ago | on: Using a laptop as an HDMI monitor for an SBC
That works sometimes. It can be flaky.
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jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: A love letter to the CSV format
https://github.com/wader/fq is "jq for binary formats."
jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: Addressing DNS Related Connectivity Issues on the NRF9160
It's always DNS!
jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: Tracking Our CEO at CES
Hi folks I'm the one at CES. If you're here, I'd love to chat about _how_ we built this with https://golioth.io. Or at least give you a sticker of our mascot, Echo!
jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: Using gRPC for (local) inter-process communication (2021)
It's also worth noting CDDL [1], which adds schema-like utility to CBOR (and technically JSON.) We've started to use it in more places where we use CBOR.
jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: NAT Is the Enemy of Low Power Devices
I'm not sure I understand - can you expand on that?
jonathanberi | 1 year ago | on: Using the Hugging Face Inference API for Device Audio Analysis
CEO of Golioth here - we recently launched a whole suite of AI features for embedded device developers (with Hugging Face and more) - check out the launch details at https://blog.golioth.io/golioth-for-ai/
jonathanberi | 4 years ago | on: We tried to debug a microcontroller from our browser
Noted, thanks!
jonathanberi | 4 years ago | on: We tried to debug a microcontroller from our browser
Thank you dang - we'd love to do a Show HN! We'll also take you up on your kind offer to review our draft :)
P.S. we're currently in beta but anyone who is interested can try Golioth right away @ https://console.golioth.io. We also have Discord server where folks in our community hangout out - https://discord.gg/shmgwqZuqM
jonathanberi | 4 years ago | on: We tried to debug a microcontroller from our browser
(CEO here) https://golioth.io is an IoT development platform that provides different cloud services for building connected hardware (security, software updates, etc.) As the creator of hardware, you write the code that runs on the hardware. So you need some way to develop that code. Setting up the compiler, build system, debugger, etc. is always a challenge, even for experienced developers.
Gitpod allowed us to build upon their container-based environment and configure it to work out of the box with all the things a developer needs to build, flash and debug hardware using Zephyr, a popular software stack & operating system for IoT devices.
So our main value is our developer platform - plus our custom-developed Gitpod configuration. We encourage you to check both out at https://golioth.io & https://gitpod.io :)
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