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so basically anything ever recorded with or near something on the grid has detectable background noise? Looking at the math I don't see how they could make any
by djb_hackernews 16y ago
so basically anything ever recorded with or near something on the grid has detectable background noise?
Looking at the math I don't see how they could make any sensible conclusions about a 4 minute sample of audio. That's only 160 data points and if the variations are in as small a range as you propose...
- DrJokepu 16y agoEven if they can only differentiate two states (say, below and above 60 Hz) 2^160 is a pretty large number so I don't think that would be a problem, unless I'm missing something.