Are Silicon Photonics the Next Silicon Revolution?
Silicon Photonics not only sounds cool and cutting edge, but it may actually be the next big thing. If MEMS is the result of applying modern nanoscale CMOS processes to the mechanical world, then doing the same for the optical realm gives us Silicon photonics. In this video, I want to talk about another magic […]
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Jeremy Fielding on Building Hardware that Moves
From custom power tools to giant earthmoving machines, Jeremy Fielding knows a thing or two about getting unique hardware up and running. In this keynote presentation for the 2021 Hackaday Remoticon, he shares some of what he’s learned over the years, starting with the importance of the prototype all the way through to which appliances […]
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Building a quality USB-C microphone
Quality audio for cheap? Are you looking for a hardware project? Then this is the video for you.
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VMware ESXi Setup and Install
NetworkChuck has a new toy and he shares the unboxing and setup with us. I bought a new (old) server to add to my lab!! Buying an old Dell PowerEdge Server or an HP Proliant is the best thing you can do to beef up your lab and start learning. In this video, I walk […]
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How Apple Just Changed the Entire Industry with the M1 Chip
ColdFusion TV explains why the M1 chip will have a lasting impact on the entire computing industry.
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Brew a Coffee With Python – Tuya Smart IOT Platform Walkthrough
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Frank
- August 26, 2021
- brew coffee
- brewing coffee
- cloud projects
- Coding
- coffee
- connecting devices
- controlling smart home
- creating cloud projects
- Hardware
- hardware demo
- internet of things
- internet of things (iot)
- internet of things explained
- iot internet of things
- led strips
- light strips
- Programming
- programming led strips
- Python
- sdk download
- smart home
- Tech with Tim
- the internet of things
- tuya
- tuya platform
- tuya smart iot platform
- walkthrough
- what is the internet of things
In this video, learn how Time wrote a python script that can brew his coffee. Resources: Tuya Smart IOT Website: https://auth.tuya.com/?_source=874f8b55d1196ed54ff9e6b2075dd379 Tuya Cloud Development Quick: https://developer.tuya.com/en/docs/iot/quick-start1?id=K95ztz9u9t89n&_source=3bd0bff85b13e290abc75c187e53c3bb Tuya Smart IOT URL Choice: https://developer.tuya.com/en/docs/iot/api-request?id=Ka4a8uuo1j4t4 Code In This Video: https://github.com/techwithtim/Tuya-Smart-IOT-Tutorial Tuya Smart Cloud Development API Explorer: https://iot.tuya.com/cloud/explorer?_source=d5d655c4f4cdcc91a3088ea1530e4f7d Timestamps 00:00 | Introduction 01:19 | Internet of Things 02:01 | Tuya Smart IOT […]
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Why Are Circuit Boards Green?
Why are PCBs so often green instead of another color?
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Is Air Cooled Actually Better Than Liquid Cooled?
If you can’t put your high performance PC under the water, then Tech Ingredients has an experiment that you may be interested in.
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Nvidia Researchers Introduce A Modular Primitive To Provide High-Performance Primitive Operations For Rasterization-Based Differentiable Rendering
Rendering is a complex process. Its differentiation cannot be uniquely defined; thus, a straightforward integration into neural networks is impossible. Differentiable rendering (DR) constitutes a family of techniques that tackle such integration for end-to-end optimization by obtaining useful gradients of the rendering process. Nvidia and Aalto University introduce a modular primitive to provide high-performance primitive […]
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What’s the difference between Containers vs VMs?
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Frank
- November 12, 2020
- Application Modernization
- ARM
- cgroups
- Containers
- Docker
- docker containers
- docker file
- Hardware
- hypervisor
- Kernel
- Kubernetes
- KubeVirt
- Linux
- machines
- Microservices
- namespaces
- Nigel Brown
- operating system
- os
- process isolation
- RAM
- server
- Serverless
- Type 1 Hypervisor
- Type 2 Hypervisor
- Virtual Machines
- VMs
- x86
In this lightboard video, Nigel Brown with IBM Cloud, answers this question and more. He also breaks down why users should not just look at virtual machines and containers as competing technologies because there can be a lot of benefits of having them work together for particular use cases.
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