- Raspberry Pi - popular Linux SBCs, and now some really cool microcontrollers
- MESH — drop-in DIY IoT components
- Particle — Connected prototyping for wifi and cell-based products
- Hologram — similar to Particle
- Electric Imp — Connected device platform, with modules and services; part of Twilio now
Intel Edison — Tiny x86-class boarddead and buriedC.H.I.P — $9 computing platformseems to be gone now- bluz — BLE boards, compatible with Particle Cloud
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Taught by Jerome Petazzo, 7November2015 | |
>docker version #returns both the client and server versions of docker, Go, git, and OS | |
docker daemon and docker engine mean the same thing | |
docker user is root equivalent, you should restrict access to it, e.g. | |
>sudo groupadd docker | |
>sudo gpasswd -a $USER docker |
As I reflect on the Internet of Things, I have been working on a personal definition of the capabilities of devices and objects that participate in IoT. I want to have a framework for thinking about how these objects interact with the world and each other.
I think there a few distinct properties of IoT objects:
- Communicating
- Sensing
#A Collection of NLP notes
##N-grams
###Calculating unigram probabilities:
P( wi ) = count ( wi ) ) / count ( total number of words )
In english..