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jpierre

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    Comment #10557039

    Yep, I'm hoping that NVIDIA's Linux For Tegra[1] 23.1 release is installable on the Shield TV since it'll be adding AArch64 support for the TX1. [1] https://developer.nvidia.com/em…

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    Comment #10554821

    Yeah, I'm really hoping someone offers carrier boards much like SparkFun did with their blocks[1] for the Intel Edison which passed the Hirose DF40 connector through to allow stack…

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    Comment #10554752

    For sure: "Jetson TX1 draws as little as 1 watt of power or lower while idle, around 8-10 watts under typical CUDA load, and up to 15 watts TDP when the module is fully utilized, f…

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    Comment #10554668

    Yet another: the 96Boards[1] DragonBoard 410c[2][3] from Qualcomm has a Snapdragon 410 quad-core Cortex-A53 with a good amount of connectivity and IO interfaces (as per the 96Board…

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    Comment #9115435

    Not for naught, AMLogic is an American company founded and HQ'd in Santa Clara CA - though that shouldn't detract from their source releases.

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    Comment #9012785

    Could you provide some technical detail on the creation process? The Xbox One controller doesn't identify itself as a Human Input Device, so it requires a Kext, yeah? Did you need …

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    Comment #8812036

    There are a few sites that deal with single-board computer news like: http://armdevices.net http://liliputing.com http://linuxgizmos.com Quickly, you might take a look at the ODROI…

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    Comment #8531757

    Relatedly, Mattt Thompson of Gowalla/Heroku/Panic/AFNetworking fame proposed Rocket, a technique that pairs JSON Patch and Server-Sent Events to aid in the construction of realtime…

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    Comment #8474034

    Relatedly, for his masters thesis, artist Adam Harvey developed CV Dazzle to camouflage from face detecting computer vision algorithms. http://cvdazzle.com/