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1803-Feb-21	P	17:11:43	07	-	17:51(s)	0(s)	256	-	17:51(s)	0(s)	0.443(s)	0.333(s)	-
1805-Jun-26	P	18:47:34	11	-	19:31:10	03	299	-	19:54(s)	0(s)	0.548	0.453	-
1806-Jun-16	T	09:37:41	52	10:54:41	10:56:05	64	134	10:57:29	12:18:46	70	1.059	1.000	2m48s
1809-Apr-14	P	15:56:39	32	-	16:43:45	23	261	-	17:27:33	15	0.174	0.083	-
1811-Sep-17	P	12:15:42	50	-	13:56:47	43	218	-	15:29:09	30	0.9	0.844	-
1815-Jul-06	P	19:06:36	07	-	19:53(s)	0(s)	302	-	19:53(s)	0(s)	0.71(s)	0.645(s)	-
1819-Apr-24	P	05:23(r)	0(r)	-	05:48:52	04	077	-	06:35:54	13	0.395	0.277	-
1821-Aug-27	P	07:34:26	21	-	08:47:18	34	110	-	10:07:10	47	0.64	0.545	-
1822-Feb-21	P	15:08:58	25	-	16:09:42	17	237	-	17:06:16	08	0.447	0.332	-
1824-Jun-26	P	19:11:39	07	-	19:42:52	02	301	-	19:54(s)	0(s)	0.22	0.121	-

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def clear():
	if sys.platform.startswith("linux"):
		os.system("clear")
	elif sys.platform.startswith("win32"):
		os.system("cls")
	elif sys.platform.startswith("darwin"):
		os.system("clear")

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$ falcon addons init sfdc/ajna 

$ cat falcon/addons/main.tf
module "falcon_addon_ajna" {  
  source = "tfregistry.registry.buildndeliver.aws-dev2-uswest2.aws.sfdc.cl/falcon-addons/ajna"  
  version = "1.0"  
  # any other config you might need, like resource_name
}

$ falcon inspect --local

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This is an update to an older post about how to Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Astrophotography Autoguider. I rebuilt my autoguider from scratch with newer versions of the software. It's even a bit easier now.

Step 1: Install Raspberry Pi OS

Follow the official instructions and install the "Raspberry Pi OS with desktop and recommended software". All of the commands in the steps that follow are run from a terminal session on the Raspberry Pi.

Step 2: Install Git

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Joe's Cloud Native Buildpacks

• AWS Lambda buildpack - build an image to run with AWS Lambda container support
• Null buildpack - it works every time!
• sshd buildpack - run sshd in the background of your container
• Web TTY buildpack - connect a terminal/ssh session in a browser to your container
• Minecraft buildpack - run Minecraft (plus mods or plugins) in a container
• No Secrets buildpack - scans source code for secrets
• ngrok buildpack - installs and runs ngrok
• Terraform buildpack - installs Terraform C

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[project]
# ...

[[images]]
stack = "heroku-20"
path = "./modules/www"
name = "web-app"

[[images]]
stack = "heroku-18"

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def gyro_drive(self, speed, heading, distance):
		self.robot.reset()
		actual_distance = 0
		while actual_distance < distance:
			correction = self.gyro.angle() * -10
			self.robot.drive(speed, correction)
			wait(10)
			actual_distance = self.robot.distance()

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func (b *Builder) RegularBuild(group BuildpackGroup, workspaceDir, layersDir string) (*BuildMetadata, error) {
	platformDir, err := filepath.Abs(b.PlatformDir)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	layersDir, err := filepath.Abs(layersDir)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	appDir, err := filepath.Abs(workspaceDir)

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api = "<buildpack API version>"

[buildpack]
id = "<buildpack ID>"
name = "<buildpack name>"
version = "<buildpack version>"
homepage = "<buildpack homepage>"
clear-env = false
privileged = true