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by digikata 9y ago
I don't think that feature is precluded by a technological enforcement of some ownership authentication for caller ID. On the other hand, the addition of call number ownership authentication may or may not solve the spam call problem e
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by digikata 9y ago
Why is caller id spoofing even allowed. Do we need to legislate a technology change for this? Couldn't technology to validate with a signed certificate of ownership of a number be required from a legal standpoint?
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by digikata 9y ago
As always, general benchmarks only give you limited insights, but this might be interesting: Rust vs Go http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/compare.php?lan... Rust vs C http://benchmarksgame.alioth.
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by digikata 9y ago
> but I think it is plausible to craft an abstract picture that creates fear, arousal, or some other "primitive" response. Visit a modern art museum - I think one can find many examples.
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by digikata 9y ago
Open source voting software is not sufficient. Paper ballots are better, but I suspect that electronic + verified paper receipt + an audit process is a fuller solution. Paper alone can be more easily locally subverted, electronic alone can
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by digikata 9y ago
I would hope that Softbank would look at the performance of T-Mobile and put their execs in charge.
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by digikata 9y ago
Inside the Jasper documentation, there is some discussion about the configuration of the Speech to text engine. They seem to list 5, 2 of which do not use off-site aids. http://jasperproject.github.io/documentation/conf
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by digikata 9y ago
I can see how it might be cheaper than a ceramic tile, or slate roof, but the price seems much higher than a more typical asphalt shingle roof.
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by digikata 9y ago
Yup, and also bulky apps that insist on a two week rolling release schedule...
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by digikata 9y ago
or maybe any plain ip address... Or the more solid precaution may be to interpose on the sublime supplied network interface api and give people a log of which packages are accessing the network and what addresses.
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by digikata 9y ago
I didn't forget, I never knew that. It's pretty interesting!
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by digikata 9y ago
They could have, but I don't think the vision was there. Some Realtor associations built sometime similar at realtor.com eventually (and fairly rapidly), but I think it only happened because RedFin led the way and is/was threateni
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by digikata 9y ago
Aside from being crushed right now, Redfin has one of the better real estate listing browsing experiences IMHO.
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by digikata 9y ago
Perhaps the universities should really look over the submitter contracts and see if they can directly grant open access to the university’s own past submissions. Some sort of collective group could help them share the cost of that legal ana
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by digikata 9y ago
The tough thing about bitfields in C are their poor portability as they can get laid out differently in memory by platform and compiler. They're often avoided even in C when you're looking for a good degree of interoperation (e.g.
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by digikata 9y ago
I would be happy for AMD to release the hw spec, allowing an open source PSP implementation.
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by digikata 9y ago
This is a good Embedded.fm podcast episode interviewing one of the professors that was key in starting the trend of small satellites. http://embedded.fm/episodes/195
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by digikata 9y ago
Even if you can print all the structural portions, there's a big problem printing electrical components e.g. motors, and then an even bigger problem printing control electronics... Although, I think if they end up able to print robust
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by digikata 9y ago
But why not make real plans and actually get something accomplished, then you can point to something truly concrete during re-election, and even bump the funding even more.
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by digikata 9y ago
Is correlation != causation not a consideration anymore? They should have spent much more time seeing if the causation analysis was any good whatsoever.
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by digikata 9y ago
Research is needed, it's hard to predict, and Development for space forces the movement of practical, envelope pushing movement of research and theory into at some hard problem solving in ways that just more research doesn't accom
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by digikata 9y ago
I wonder how many of the traditional manufacturers will have as secure a supply chain as Tesla for the battery capacity needed to build much more than a hybrid dominated lineup.
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by digikata 9y ago
All insurance companies have the temptation to disqualify claims to improve profits. The nature of the problem is that when you buy insurance, you are disconnected in time from the point where you might need to make a claim against that pol
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by digikata 9y ago
I don't think the charging cycles is quite as open and closed as you represent. Its probably 1000 cycles to maintain 80% capacity (or some such threshhold), but you can keep running batteries in a storage-only application them far long
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by digikata 9y ago
If Tesla can really put up grid storage modules as fast as they claim, shouldn't this just be a big opportunity to print money? Get paid to charge the batteries on surplus surges, get paid to supply power at night discharging them...
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by digikata 9y ago
What kind of power is expended by the robot? How far or how many jumps can you execute on a charge? Very interesting work BTW!
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by digikata 9y ago
So where's the moat for the meal service vs something like a recipe pick + shopping list service directly linked to the delivering grocery? That seems like something Amazon or some other grocery delivery service could rapidly expand in
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by digikata 9y ago
Take some form of notes. If something is interesting note it. I use pinboard and tag the link with relevant topics so I can get back to it later. Whatever note system you want to use, make sure its searchable. If it's interesting enoug
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by digikata 9y ago
Don't simple mnemonics have a risk of helping to reduce the search space to guess a pin?
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by digikata 9y ago
Hmm not sure if if that's serious or a subtle satire on the complexity of backwards compatibility... But it seems like the EU method of requiring a systematic API access to your banking and being able to send direct payments for all of

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