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middleca

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About middleca

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/middleca; my proof: https://keybase.io/middleca/sigs/hJzka8ccpdO9kJyzXhmTkwgsd3aE6OSdQAFDvkjZ1To ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #17250782

    This feels like a very bizarre propaganda / pro-military opinion piece. Google isn't a defense contractor, its employees aren't any more or less patriotic if they don't want to bui…

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    Comment #15602833

    Particle.io is hiring! We're a fast growing, close knit team building awesome things. Tons of opportunity to work on open source projects, learn new technologies, work with hardwar…

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    Comment #12701586

    Google and all the other mega-tech corps do a similar tech phone screen where they're reading off an answer sheet. (powers of 2, sort these functions, linux kernel calls, etc). Sou…

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    Comment #12176022

    Came here to say +1 to this, definitely employ a bastion host and make sure that's the only way to SSH to your servers. This can be a little tricky to do correctly if you don't hav…

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    Comment #10004313

    cool project, thanks for sharing! It'd be interesting to see a wind speed sensor, temp sensor, or light sensor or something on the AC unit so you could know when it's on!

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    Comment #8630836

    Schneier's estimate assumes rented hardware time, but purchased hardware and multiple attempts would drive down the cost dramatically over time. This estimate also doesn't include …

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    Comment #8604863

    Very easy to publish an event stream from your code, and to pipe those wherever :) http://docs.spark.io/firmware/#spark-publish

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    Comment #8603450

    You can actually do this with a usb cable, or flash your own firmware over the air, you'd only need a jtag programmer if you wanted to replace the open-source bootloader :)

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    Comment #8397229

    It's nuts, I think I hear about a new Spark company, product, or service every few days. Where's the company name version of this? http://jezebel.com/imagine-typing-it-a-couple-hun…

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    Comment #8397138

    Ahh, cool, that makes sense :) For a second I thought you guys might be related to this connected furby project I saw recently: http://vimeo.com/106770438 https://community.spark.i…

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    Comment #8396813

    Cool hack! How are you driving the furby?

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    Comment #8038341

    +1 for CoAP - We use it!

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    Comment #8006448

    oh hey! :)

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    Comment #8006435

    We have a really awesome community that can help too! - https://community.spark.io/

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    Comment #8006429

    Hi bravo22, I'm from Spark, and I can try to answer! :) With more than 20,000 units in the field, the Spark community is the largest consumer of the CC3000 module, so you get the b…

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    Comment #8006303

    A lot of us are staying in the Twin Cities, and we're hiring! ( https://www.spark.io/jobs ), we're looking for great engineers, and we support remote work as well. :)

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    Comment #8006293

    Hi All, (full disclosure, I work at Spark) We tried hard to make sure the components on the Spark Core dev kit are really easy to source and buy in low quantities, so you can build…

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    Comment #7403376

    Thank you for asking, much appreciated. :) We'll probably do a small beta as we get the local cloud ready for release to make sure things are easy to use and work as expected. Sinc…

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    Comment #7388049

    (full disclaimer: I work at Spark, and am personally responsible for the local cloud) We will definitely be releasing this, we consider it a promise we made to our Kickstarter back…

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    Comment #7187748

    and... it's back to domain@fb.com, that was interesting

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    Comment #7076726

    see zedpm's comment earlier: Yep, the Common Questions section of their website[1] says that they'll be releasing an open source version of their Cloud. Awesome. [1] https://www.sp…