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pharkmillups

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About pharkmillups

Helium. Basho OG.

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    We recently converted an internal dashboard for the Helium blockchain to a public tool and the reception/usefulness has been awesome. (For anyone interested -> http://dashboard.hel…

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    For anyone interested in more reading: - The whitepaper that goes into more detail on this can be found here: http://whitepaper.helium.com - A lot of the code that makes this possi…

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    Mark from Helium here. Fair point on not publishing designs. You're not the first to bring this up and we have plans to make this a non-issue in the future. Shoot me a note - mark@…

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    If you're looking for a sensor platform that will let you quickly deploy a sensor that will run for a few years on a pair of AAs, check out what we're putting together at Helium [1…

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    Very cool. I had heard rumors that Tim was working on this. He did some great work with the NoSQL Tapes [0] a while back. I'm hoping these are of a similar caliber. [0] http://nosq…

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    Very cool. What's the thinking behind shipping with Swift support despite it still being in beta?

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    Cryo, we know that module well and it works with Helium. Dresden make an excellent SoC. Shoot us an email, hello@helium.co

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    Hey Sanddancer, Helium can run without direct access to the internet. It's designed to be a small portable stack. Shoot us a message. Would love to hear about some of your use case…

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    Hey Madaxe. Helium never has to know the contents of a payload. We encrypt it to keep the information secure, but you can further encrypt that payload via your own requirements wit…