- Using load shedding to survive a success disaster – CRE life lessons | Hacker News –
- The Heartwood Beat, Issue 11: Tuning Your Guitar | Heartwood Guitar –
- Bootstrapping a SaaS Startup from Scratch? | Hacker News –
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Bookmarks for October 21st
- The Voss Method: 7 Unconventional Negotiation Techniques –
- Improve Your Night Photography: Foreground Lighting – Reflection in a Pool –
- Articles: Clarkvision.com –
- DevArt. Art made with code. –
- SubmitHub: how a solo founder built a $46k/mo SaaS business in 10 months | Hacker News –
- Ask HN: $1k+ side projecters, what was the best thing you did to market it? | Hacker News –
Bookmarks for October 6th
- Physicists Create World’s First Time Crystal –
- What it’s like buying a $128k side project –
- Startups For the Rest of Us | The podcast that helps developers be awesome at launching software products. –
- Series: Unix as IDE « Arabesque –
Bookmarks for October 6th
- When Roman “Barbarians” Met the Asian Enlightenment – Medium –
- Probably the Coolest SQL Feature: Window Functions – Java, SQL and jOOQ. –
- Designing a SaaS Database for Scale with Postgres | Hacker News –
- Opposition to Galileo was scientific, not just religious | Aeon Ideas –
- Why I Write Plain JavaScript Modules –
Bookmarks for September 26th
- Autopsy – Lessons from Failed Startups –
- Transparent Startups | Businesses embracing Transparency –
- Exponent –
- Fractal Lab – sub.blue –
- GitHub – jamesmunns/teensy3-rs-demo: Demo consumer of the teensy-rs library – Install xargo
Install arm-none-eabi-gcc, add to $PATH
Run make flash
DependenciesA somewhat current Nightly Build of Rust (currently tested on rustc 1.13.0-nightly (6ffdda1ba 2016-09-14))
Japaric's Xargo Tool – used to cross compile libcore
A somewhat current arm-none-eabi-gcc toolchain.
4.9.3 seems to work with a slight linker hack
6.x.x seems to work without hacks.
LicenseRust contributions are licensed under the MIT License.
Please Note: ASM, C, C++, and Linker Components of the teensy3-sys crate (a dependency of the teensy3 crate) contain components licensed under the MIT License, PJRC's modified MIT License, and the LGPL v2.1. Please refer to individual components for more details.
- Teensy USB Development Board –