DevKhokhar

Below is a list of Indian women who have contributed it to the data space in India and globally - be it Data Strategy, Data Engineering, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Public Policy, or any other related field. Please feel free to add in the missing names. I have arranged the names alphabetically for easy searchability. Please do add the name, twitter handle (if available), linkedin profile (if available), link(s) to their public blogs/videos (if available) and the area of specialization. Also, don't forget to add in your name below to the link of contributors. This isn't an individual's effort - this will work only if more and more people contribute. Thanks!

*Note: I have started with just the Indian women here because I wanted to bring attention to some of the inspirational women at the national level. However, if you want to replicate it for any other country or even at a global level, please feel free to either add in into the same list (adding an additional column of course) or cr

hanya

KiCAD macro to draw keepout area in polygon of approximate circle

This macro provides way to add keepout area in polygon of approximate circle on your PCB in KiCAD pcbnew.

If you want to add circle has 3 mm radius at X, Y = 90, 100 position, call insert_keepout function as follows:

insert_keepout(90, 100, 3)

gist:6211647

--- a/Q7segplug-0.1/q7seg.h	2008-01-25 13:35:24.000000000 +0100
+++ b/Q7segplug-0.1/q7seg.h	2013-08-11 21:24:52.000000000 +0200
@@ -22,15 +22,15 @@
 #define Q7SEG_H
 
 #include <QtGui>
-#include <QtDesigner/QDesignerExportWidget>
+#include <QtWidgets>
 
 

nddrylliog

#!/bin/sh

# I put all my dev stuff in here
export DEV_PREFIX=$HOME/Dev/

# Don't forget to adjust this to your NDK path
export ANDROID_NDK=${DEV_PREFIX}/android-ndk-r8d/

export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-androideabi

17twenty

So the Beaglebone uses the file uEnv.txt to store settings as it doesn't have any NAND allocated to do it with, by 
default the file is pretty empty save from the line:

optargs=run_hardware_tests quiet

You may have read a number of things about boot.scr etc  - ignore it, it's not correct.
The bootcmd is hardwired in uboot to do the following (i've seperated it all out to make things clearer) - you can see it by 
interrupting the bootsequence and performing a 'printenv'.

bootcmd=