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# Best of Edge Computing — 2024

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[](/posts/the-most-underrated-tech-skills-for-2025-that-could-skyrocket-your-career--0j4af8u7b "The Most Underrated Tech Skills for 2025 (That Could Skyrocket Your Career)")  
Video  
![Avatar of tiffintech](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--cw-MSz5l--/f_auto/v1724391415/logos/tiffintech)Tiff In Tech · 2y  
The Most Underrated Tech Skills for 2025 (That Could Skyrocket Your Career)  
Tech skills like edge computing, low code/no code development, quantum computing, digital ethics, and green tech are predicted to become crucial by 2025\. Edge computing processes data closer to its source, reducing latency. Low code/no code platforms democratize app development. Quantum computing leverages quantum properties for faster problem-solving. Digital ethics ensures responsible technology use, and green tech focuses on reducing the environmental impact of technology. Acquiring these skills can significantly boost career prospects.  
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[](/posts/understanding-k0s-a-lightweight-kubernetes-distribution-for-the-community-dravo76gc "Understanding k0s: a lightweight Kubernetes distribution for the community")  
Article  
![Avatar of cncf](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/55536a03390741eebd96d2f9b74d2d8d)CNCF · 2y  
Understanding k0s: a lightweight Kubernetes distribution for the community  
k0s is a lightweight, flexible Kubernetes distribution designed to simplify the setup and management of Kubernetes clusters. It features a single-binary architecture, zero external dependencies, and is optimized for edge and IoT deployments. k0s supports multi-node clusters and offers built-in high availability, making it suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as large production systems. Maintained by Mirantis and Replicated, it provides a streamlined Kubernetes experience with full compatibility with Kubernetes APIs.  
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[](/posts/http-vs-websockets-which-protocol-for-your-postgres-queries-at-the-edge-eon1usmg7 "HTTP vs. WebSockets: Which protocol for your Postgres queries at the Edge")  
Article  
![Avatar of community](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1655817725/logos/community)Community Picks · 2y  
HTTP vs. WebSockets: Which protocol for your Postgres queries at the Edge  
SQL-over-HTTP has been added to the Neon driver, which previously only supported WebSockets, for querying Postgres databases closer to end-users. WebSockets excel in maintaining consistent connections, offering low latencies for sustained queries but perform slower for single-shot queries. By contrast, HTTP is quicker for single-shot queries but lacks features like session support and interactive transactions. To strike a balance, connection caching was introduced, speeding up HTTP queries by around 10ms. The choice between HTTP and WebSockets depends on query type, user location, and specific APIs used.  
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[](/posts/build-your-own-edge-computing-app-v2xqsuc77 "Build your own edge computing app")  
Article  
![Avatar of community](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1655817725/logos/community)Community Picks · 2y  
Build your own edge computing app  
Learn how to create and deploy an edge computing web app using Glitch and Fastly's Compute platform. This guide covers remixing a demo site, editing Compute code, and deploying your app as a serverless solution on Fastly's network. The process involves using JavaScript and WebAssembly (Wasm) to customize the user experience based on geolocation, and provides steps to set up a Fastly account, create an API token, and deploy your project seamlessly.  
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[](/posts/lightweight-kubernetes-and-wasm-is-a-perfect-combo-bu9huu1dn "Lightweight Kubernetes and Wasm is a Perfect Combo")  
Article  
![Avatar of community](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1655817725/logos/community)Community Picks · 2y  
Lightweight Kubernetes and Wasm is a Perfect Combo  
Lightweight Kubernetes distributions like k3s, Microk8s, and k0s, combined with SpinKube, offer significant performance and resource efficiency benefits. Spin applications, which are WebAssembly-based, have minimal runtime overhead and can scale rapidly. This makes them ideal for both low-frequency use cases and high-traffic scenarios, as well as for edge computing where optimizing network latency is crucial.  
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[](/posts/an-easy-intro-to-edge-computing-uvj5ohpgn "An easy intro to edge computing")  
Article  
![Avatar of community](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1655817725/logos/community)Community Picks · 2y  
An easy intro to edge computing  
Edge computing enhances website performance by processing data closer to the user, reducing latency and improving user experience. It involves using networks of servers (CDNs) to cache and serve content more efficiently. Modern edge networks can run code close to users, enabling personalized content, A/B testing, and better error handling. Technologies like Fastly and Glitch aim to make these advanced capabilities accessible to more developers, paving the way for innovative web applications.  
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[](/posts/k3s-vs-k8s-breaking-down-the-differences-and-deciding-when-to-use-each-heuoxv1tz "K3s vs. K8s: Breaking Down the Differences and Deciding When to Use Each")  
Article  
![Avatar of finout](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/2185df7a7c8b468a92c48caa9a2584e3)finout · 3y  
K3s vs. K8s: Breaking Down the Differences and Deciding When to Use Each  
Comparison between K3s and K8s, highlighting their key differences and use cases.  
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[](/posts/next-door-10x-software-engineer-full--g4l7a4712 "*Next-door 10x Software Engineer* [FULL]")  
Video  
![Avatar of programmersarealsohuman](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--_WGgBlfO--/f_auto/v1708247509/logos/programmersarealsohuman)Programmers are also human · 2y  
\*Next-door 10x Software Engineer\* \[FULL\]  
The post is a chaotic depiction of a software engineering environment where developers deal with edge computing, infrastructure issues, and various technical challenges. Tasks mentioned include moving AWS stack to a Mac Mini, fixing CUDA drivers, experimenting with AR libraries, and managing custom developed cryptographic solutions. The narrative highlights the urgency and improvisation often needed in tech projects, with humorous undertones about the unpredictable nature of software development.  
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[](/posts/the-ultimate-handbook-for-llm-quantization-qhikbqlbq "The Ultimate Handbook for LLM Quantization")  
Article  
![Avatar of medium_js](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/medium)Medium · 2y  
The Ultimate Handbook for LLM Quantization  
Large Language Models (LLMs) often require substantial computational resources, making them challenging to run on devices without powerful GPUs. Quantization is a technique that reduces the memory footprint and computational requirements by converting higher-precision weights to lower-precision formats, such as FP32 to INT8\. This post delves into various quantization methods, including Post-Training Quantization (PTQ) and Quantization-Aware Training (QAT), and reviews state-of-the-art techniques like LLM.int8(), GPTQ, and QLoRA. These methods help enable LLM deployment on edge devices without significant performance loss.  
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[](/posts/using-spinkube-on-kairos-ulvhb2h1l "Using SpinKube on Kairos")  
Article  
![Avatar of fermyon](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--aA5upjFe--/f_auto/v1716188612/logos/fermyon)Fermyon · 2y  
Using SpinKube on Kairos  
A guide to running Spin applications on Kairos, detailing SpinKube—a project to run WebAssembly apps on Kubernetes—and explaining Kairos, a Linux meta-distribution that enhances existing distributions with features like container-based management, immutability, and atomic upgrades. The guide provides step-by-step instructions on setting up Kairos, installing SpinKube, and testing the configuration for edge computing efficiency.  
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[](/posts/introducing-wake-vision-a-high-quality-large-scale-dataset-for-tinyml-computer-vision-applications-qmvmjslau "Introducing Wake Vision: A High-Quality, Large-Scale Dataset for TinyML Computer Vision Applications")  
Article  
![Avatar of tf](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/845296a44e3a460c803a8e76ab26212d)TensorFlow · 2y  
Introducing Wake Vision: A High-Quality, Large-Scale Dataset for TinyML Computer Vision Applications  
Wake Vision is a new large-scale dataset created to advance research and development in TinyML, which focuses on running machine learning models on low-power devices like microcontrollers. The dataset contains approximately 6 million images, nearly 100 times larger than the previous Visual Wake Words (VWW) dataset. Wake Vision offers high-quality labeled images, beneficial for under-parameterized models, and includes fine-grained benchmarks for real-world applications. The dataset is freely available under a permissive license, aiming to help researchers build better person detection models for ultra-low-power devices.  
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[](/posts/gemini-nano-is-now-available-on-android-via-experimental-access-hfpfshgqq "Gemini Nano is now available on Android via experimental access")  
Article  
![Avatar of androiddev](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1/logos/a3d55bb1d63c48e7bd91b833eb5c2c3c)Android Developers Blog · 2y  
Gemini Nano is now available on Android via experimental access  
Gemini Nano, Google's efficient model for on-device AI tasks, is now available for all Android developers via experimental access. Initially compatible with Pixel 9 series devices, Gemini Nano offers local processing of text-to-text prompts, ensuring data privacy, offline functionality, and cost savings. The model, known as 'Nano 2,' is significantly more capable than its predecessor and can be integrated into apps using the AI Edge SDK.  
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[](/posts/a-complete-guide-on-edge-computing-3d2omt53n "A Complete Guide on Edge Computing")  
Article  
![Avatar of community](https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/t_logo,f_auto/v1655817725/logos/community)Community Picks · 2y  
A Complete Guide on Edge Computing  
Edge computing processes data close to its source, reducing latency and bandwidth usage while enhancing security and reliability. It is vital for applications like IoT, industrial automation, healthcare, and smart cities. Key benefits include lower latency, improved bandwidth efficiency, enhanced security, and scalability. Future trends suggest deeper integration with AI/ML, standardization, and the increased adoption of 5G networks.  
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