calebm

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   by calebm 10y ago

   I'm assuming you're referring to getting Net Neutrality? If so, I have a similar sentiment.
2. 512.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   Opens page , Looks for graphs , "Nope... no graphs...", Closes it
3. 513.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   Just to make sure I understand - the advantages of the PandwaRF compared to the HackRF would be: (a) price (b) size (c) battery-powered?
4. 514.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   How does the Enterprise Ubiquiti gear differ from their Amplifi system?
5. 515.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   When I've described this problem to people in the past, I used my own term: "deconvolution issue". My mother and grandfather apparently have it too. Cool to see it's being researched.
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   by calebm 10y ago

   I clicked the link just to see if I was correct in predicting that "Simple made easy" was on the list. It's on my list, and seems to be on everybody's list. It reminds me of that quote: "I didn't have time to w
7. 517.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   Hey, cool idea. I like the first few minutes of play. I like the retro/wargames/hacker look :)
8. 518.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   Just because a particular technology is not the "right" tool for every job doesn't make it harmful...
9. 519.▲
   by calebm 10y ago

   Anyone know how something like the MI Guitar ( https://magicinstruments.com/products/mi-guitar ) would compare in terms of functionality to a real guitar? It seems logical that a person should be able to pre-program the
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    by calebm 10y ago

    Yep, those are my 3 favorites :) I also like snowboarding, but don't get to do it as often.
11. 521.▲
    by calebm 10y ago

    "Fine art factory" is an oxymoron. It's a human-powered printing machine.
12. 522.▲
    by calebm 10y ago

    Ubiquiti Amplifi
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    by calebm 10y ago

    I bought an Amplifi with high expectations, and my expectations were exceeded. The router is great, but my favorite part is the included smartphone app. It makes diagnosing network problems, enabling guest networks, figuring out who's
14. 524.▲
    by calebm 10y ago

    About half of Trump's supporters were women; which sex are sexist against?
15. 525.▲
    by calebm 10y ago

    Writing programs all on a single line was the best decision of my career! The enlightenment writing everything on a single line imparted to me was nothing short of an epiphany...
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    by calebm 10y ago

    From what I've seen, Udacity's classes are of the utmost quality. I don't have any experience with ITT Tech, but I always got the impression the class material was lacking in quality.
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    by calebm 10y ago

    Python, coming from C/C++, Javascript (at least circa 2003) was like leveling up 10x in my programming superpower. I was able to explore concepts and domains so much faster, and those concepts have led to my career. I've talked wi
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    by calebm 10y ago

    "Funding Trump, especially at this scale, represents general support of what Trump has said and done." - That's a pretty big logical leap. Would a person who supports Hillary "generally support" flippant top-secret
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    by calebm 10y ago

    I definitely understand the sentiment. In high school and university, I did my share of "informal penetration testing", and always loved it. But when I went to look for a job, I came to the "building vs breaking" crossro
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    by calebm 10y ago

    I was very recently looking into physically secure computing solutions, and the "industry standard" seems to be the SafeNet Network HSM, formerly Luna SA Network-Attached HSM (for example, it's what Amazon uses for their Clou
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    by calebm 10y ago

    I'm always suspicious of advice from organizations that would benefit from misinformation (e.g. "Cigarettes are good for you" - the Cigarette Industry or "Looking at screens isn't going to cause you to need more eye
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    by calebm 10y ago

    This is the one I use too.
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    by calebm 10y ago

    "Life feels like a game" really resonates with me. I've actually used that phrase before. I don't play video games much because I find tons of math and programming stuff fun and interesting. So I just "let" mys
24. 534.▲
    by calebm 10y ago

    Looks like almost exactly the same experience I had: http://calebmadrigal.com/music-theory-notes/
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    by calebm 10y ago

    This reminds me of when Fidelity did a survey to find which of their customers had portfolios that performed the best, and they found that the customers who were DEAD had the best performing portfolios: http://www.businessinsider
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    by calebm 10y ago

    Perhaps... some companies would see that as an advantage? If you were a company who only wanted to hire young people with no family to keep them from working 70 hours a week, then locating in Silicon Valley could be a great strategy.
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    by calebm 10y ago

    Google likes data... I wonder if they're considering giving Chauffeur away to automakers, contingent on building in the ability to gather data from it.
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    by calebm 10y ago

    If you believe they're really effective, then you should believe in that list.
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    by calebm 10y ago

    How does it compare to PyMC?
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    by calebm 10y ago

    Every time I read "curated list" I think to myself, "isn't every list curated?" Some lists are curated by humans, and others are curated by software algorithms.