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1. 61.▲
   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   I’m relatively new to ZFS, but I thought you can send/receive over ssh (much like rsync). What’s the purpose of the VPN layer? My use is relatively small, just a home user with less than a TB worth of data. Definitely not worthwhile fo
2. 62.▲
   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   I love the backup solution you guys provide with Borg, the pricing is amazing and the product has been rock solid. Any chance of getting similar "expert level" pricing for accounts using ZFS send | receive ?
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   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   Where on earth did you get that assessment from? She made a fundamental breakthrough in chirped pulses. I've been to her plenary talk, she's not in any way part of a "diversity quota".
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   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   My understanding is that it's takedown was due to fact that youtube-dl "bypasses technical measures that control access or copying of copyrighted works". I don't see how youtube-dl could be considered a "circumventi
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   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   Can someone with more knowledge on the matter help explain why downloading copyrighted material using youtube-dl as opposed to a browser is treated differently under the DMCA? In either case you're accessing copyrighted material by dow
6. 66.▲
   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   Original title of "Trudeau promises to connect 98% of Canadians to high-speed internet in the next few years" was too long.
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   Canadian government pledges to connect 98% of Canadians via High-Speed Internet(cbc.ca)

   97 points by aDfbrtVt 6y ago|90 comments
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   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   The Xilinx chip is mostly(fully?) supported by project X-Ray + Yosys.
9. 69.▲
   by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

   As an aside, I really hope NCF gets access to Bell Fiber!
10. 70.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Plus it slows down my browser to a crawl.
11. 71.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Trying to transmit via multiple spatial modes has been tried in the past. I'd be interested to see if OAM modes don't suffer from the same mode coupling behavior.
12. 72.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Thanks for linking the actual article. Interesting to see them using such a large RRC roll-off and still get an amazing spectral efficiency.
13. 73.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Does anyone know how this idea of repulsive forces in root spacing might relate to filter analysis?
14. 74.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Because it uniquely describes a user within a group of 100 other people. 2^(-6.6) ~ 1/100
15. 75.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    I can definitely sympathize, but anytime you take on a new project like this for the first time you're bound to at least make some stupid mistakes. I'll be following the project closely, hopefully you manage to overcome all the di
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Please don't take the comments I wrote above as overt criticism, I was trying to point out some of the potential pitfalls in DIY function generators. As I said your project seems really interesting, especially if the software interface
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    I'm not comparing it to a commercial product, I was linking a datasheet that describes how the output stage of a function generator is built. It takes a lot more than "a couple simple components" to get 95% of the functional
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    In theory yes. The issue is the different load conditions will mess with the voltage divider bias. Check out page 272 and onward of the HP33120A manual https://coupp-docdb.fnal.gov/cgi-bin/RetrieveFile?docid=206&...
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    It's not really a function generator without DC offset and proper amplitude control. I don't want to be overly negative, it's a cool project. I think there's definitely something to be said about having polished interfac
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    I'm in the same boat. After having played with all the other vendor libraries, I think I like ac_datatypes the most. It's been really fast and the Catapult is a pretty good engine. Can I ask what industry you're in? I'm
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    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    Traditional error free transmission in optical comms is 1E-15 BER. I can't access the EPON standard right now, but my experience with other IEEE standards would tell me they're probably guaranteeing 1E-15 for worst-case optical li
22. 82.▲
    by aDfbrtVt 6y ago

    EPON already includes a RS(255,223) ECC scheme as part of the standard.
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    by aDfbrtVt 7y ago

    Really odd that RedHat is a part of the development group but I can't find a package for RHEL. Link to the Docker https://github.com/theia-ide/theia-apps#theia-docker
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    by aDfbrtVt 7y ago

    I think the comment is referring to something more in the range of a new-ish Bell 206
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    by aDfbrtVt 7y ago

    "Marvell is going for the single monolithic chip design rather than breaking it up into chiplets" Wouldn't this be a nightmare from a yield perspective? There's a reason why AMD/Intel use chiplets...
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    by aDfbrtVt 7y ago

    Technically 2017 was the latest update to the paper, but still not as groundbreaking as the submission title.
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    by aDfbrtVt 7y ago

    Here's the updated paper with some significant corrections http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~laci/upcc-fix.pdf
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    by aDfbrtVt 8y ago

    I'd also recommend Error Control Coding by Lin/Costello
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    by aDfbrtVt 8y ago

    It's called High Level Synthesis for a reason :)
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    by aDfbrtVt 8y ago

    As someone who is part of the target audience of LV, every experience I've had with the software have been terrible. I guess it's mostly aimed at industrial automation applications, but the development environment is buggy and cod