Dwolb

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by Dwolb 13y ago
Could I push to my own debit card for budgeting purposes? e.g. push $500 every month
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by Dwolb 13y ago
What you say is true. Bunnie acknowledges that he can't guarantee a 100% secure platform, "Our Novena Project is of course still vulnerable to techniques such as silicon poisoning, but at least it pushes openness and disclosure d
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by Dwolb 13y ago
I dunno, I've done RF design work and I've lead an embedded Linux product (touch screens, USB, Wifi, Bluetooth, the whole shebang). My manager when I was in design engineering was really really smart and would help me solve techni
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Yes. Also please apply the concept to a farmer's market.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Is it so different than bookkeeping burning real resources on bookkeeping? Paper, ink, accounting software, Excel, all use resources.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Interesting. If it's true Bitcoin will be replaced by another algorithm, then Bitcoin does not make much sense to hold. It would then be true that Bitcoin is a tool to facilitate real currency transactions.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Interesting! I was skeptical of the GMAT until I studied and took the test. My personal opinion is GMAT is a very difficult test and studying for the test sharpened my own writing, logic, and reasoning skills. I am very impressed with the
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by Dwolb 13y ago
I wouldn't think it'd generate very much money to directly monetize easy score verification other than as an additional data point for advertisers. However, I do believe easy score verification could be part of an overall strategy
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by Dwolb 13y ago
The above suggestion is an idea. Understood that today GMAT might not allow such functionality, but the organization has the data internally to send score reports. Correct, not supported today, but feasible with business development.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
One alternate mechanism (there could be several) sure to ruffle feathers is to qualify users by their GMAT score (e.g. 700+ only), assuming such information were easily verifiable. Such a 'qualification club' is inline with my own
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by Dwolb 13y ago
One thing I'd like to mention is using 'you make money in 4 out of 5 scenarios' does not take in to account that each scenario does not have equal probability of occurring nor have weighted risk (how much you can possibly los
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by Dwolb 13y ago
The comment wasn't seeking any type of solution. The response pointed out a flaw in the original, unedited comment.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
It's not in my knowledge how to quantify unlimited. Any definition of unlimited should come from the provider, Comcast.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
This comment assumes Comcast cannot provide unlimited data and clarity, which I believe could be a better option.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
E paper is a pretty cool technology that's tough to adapt to use cases. Have you thought about potentially replacing office or grocery store signage? Those displays typically need to be changed by hand daily,.monthly, or yearly and cou
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Hey I'm working on the same thing. Right now I only have two rear blinkers hooked up to an arduino and a couple of sensors but I'm slowly building and planning more functionality. It's a bit sad the lack of attention the rear
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by Dwolb 13y ago
It's interesting that a core competence of government isn't IT. How much does the government depend on IT to run its day-to-day business? If the answer is 'not much,' I can understand the opinion that work should be out
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by Dwolb 13y ago
I haven't found comprehensive sources. Here's one blog that's good to reference when working with Bluegiga radios.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Read the page lightly. Sounds like since the datacenter is in the United States, the federal government has some legal authority. Tangentially related, post-Wikileaks, US payment providers have scrambled to deco uple international branches
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Perhaps we could consider situations in which the original amateurs could be growing in knowledge and expertise.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
I'd like to be able to tie blocks in block diagram to the cells in a spreadsheet. The use case is to view which specifications are required per functional block in a large system.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Couldn't get the performance out of current technology at a reasonable price point, but perhaps in the future we'll have open-source processors running open source peripherals and controllers on FPGAs (blank configuration until bo
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by Dwolb 13y ago
My problem might only be my current company, but large scale systems development tools are a mess. There isn't a better method than Office to track large sets of requirements, timing, and assets for a good view of project status. I gue
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Could you please elaborate on the tradeoffs?
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Software is definitely engineering for real time and safety applications. Consider aerospace software that keeps planes flying, drive-by-wire systems, and power plant software
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by Dwolb 13y ago
We're circling around some good stuff. Night though, thanks for the information to think about.
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Do you agree with lpmay's explanation of Friis? Path loss increases as frequency increases. However, if aperture is constant while frequency decreases, which increases path loss, gain increases, which offsets the increase in path loss
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by Dwolb 13y ago
You're right we're speaking a bit tangentially. Hadn't heard of the Friis argument that frequency doesn't matter as long as antennas on RX and TX are the same. I'm not sure I understand it yet. Nevertheless, let&#x
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by Dwolb 13y ago
It doesn't sound like you're familiar with the Friis equation [1], which shows how carrier frequency is inversely related to transmission distance. The receivers are probably around -90 dBm sensitivity, which would place the syste
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by Dwolb 13y ago
Wow that is very much radiated power! I remember range testing a 434MHz product and being hundreds of meters away (line-of-site). The product passed FCC testing. So a watt going into a 6dBi antenna... Flutter's measurements make sense

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