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by edrxty 3y ago
Yeah, that seems to be the way it always goes. It's not actually all that difficult to build an AESA radar in your garage, it's just very hard to get enough of the types of parts needed for a useful one without nation state level
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by edrxty 3y ago
You don't have to use the TSA locks if you go full American and throw some guns in your luggage.
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by edrxty 3y ago
They aren't that dangerous on the ground due to the reentry process but there are busses out there that could be guided into the ISS if the attacker knew what they were doing.
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by edrxty 3y ago
Or at least being empowered to do what you think is right. If I don't know what to do and I'm gonna get yelled at for doing what I see as the biggest risk buy-down/most responsible task then I'm not doing shit.
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by edrxty 3y ago
Isn't that what I said?
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by edrxty 3y ago
I think the goal is to make sure that there isn't a ton of available talent for evil projects. Obviously there are assholes who will happily build slaughter bots for a comfy lifestyle but if we minimize that pool, the economy as a who
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by edrxty 3y ago
Yeah the code under the </> tab is very important, on first blush it looks like random isn't a uniform distribution for some reason. It's just because they plotted it with polar coordinates. It would be much clearer w
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by edrxty 3y ago
And could take them longer to fully implement than they have before the election
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by edrxty 3y ago
This is amazing, the GitHub ham radio and hardware scenes are way bigger than I previously thought. Shout-out to OpenRTX and M17 along with all the awesome SDR applications!
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by edrxty 3y ago
When you consider that many guided missiles are, in fact, fully autonomous AI robots that chase and kill people, damn straight.
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by edrxty 3y ago
That would be cool except they're now raising prices https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-...
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by edrxty 3y ago
This may be my favorite all time HN comment. I totally buy it too.
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by edrxty 3y ago
There's nothing inherently wrong with anarchy, but there are plenty of things inherently wrong with totalitarianism. I really don't care how many pedophiles we catch if we continue to expand the definition of pedophiles to "
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by edrxty 3y ago
Nice, that's a good band selection. With the 9863 you could pretty much cover everything without even mixing but you'd be looking at some high end FPGAs and processors
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by edrxty 3y ago
There are a lot of people in the US who want to hunt the homeless for sport but that doesn't make them right.
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by edrxty 3y ago
At least in the US, you could kill as many people as you wanted and it wouldn't solve the problem, you'd just be guilty of committing a holocaust. Singapore has a lot of issues beyond just their drug laws. Their entire legal syst
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by edrxty 3y ago
How are you thinking you'll structure your frontend? I've been looking at ZIF, maybe the CMX991 or similar. One thing I've also been investigating is the possibility of pushing the bandwidth way up to 10-20MHz and using a la
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by edrxty 3y ago
Getting rid of tenure is fine but they'll need to pay much more to stay competitive. The calculous is fairly simple. Tenure track and then have an easy work life but less money, or go to industry and make lots of money but work more. N
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by edrxty 3y ago
I've also been working up an idea. You can do a lot with a frontend and ADC that can be on a single board and push everything into the digital domain where board to board connectors work better. I want to do a vhf/uhf+ dual slot
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by edrxty 3y ago
There are at least a couple companies trying to recreate the GOCE V-LEO concept for earth imaging. Apparently you can take better pictures when you're much closer to the earth. https://eoi.space/
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by edrxty 3y ago
I really miss the golden age of MMOs, this would be truly amazing. What would be used as the training set though? All that player input is long gone.
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by edrxty 3y ago
That's around 1 in 8 registered airframes. The derived designs were even worse, 6 of 31 berkuts have crashed. Ultimately a big factor is they aren't usually built as kit planes but rather full scratch builds. Each builder is ind
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by edrxty 4y ago
From the article linked in the article, it seems they were able to get into bitlocker as well. My speciation is there's a decent probability the password(s) were discovered by law enforcement through some other means, likely reuse. Tha
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by edrxty 4y ago
I'm sure you could train it on a bunch of g code and get g code out but it wouldn't have any context for the specifically targeted CNC machine and would probably just gouge random holes in the bed with random tools
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by edrxty 4y ago
This isn't the future of transport, they just want to widen their investor pool for what will inevitably become a weapon if successful. They know exactly what they're doing.
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by edrxty 4y ago
Replace "happened to" with "had literally any ability to". This'll be yet another slap in the face for millennials after several previous rounds of being slapped before the ladder was pulled up each time.
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by edrxty 4y ago
This so much. I desperately want something like a Hilux but they aren't imported or produced because of epa regulations. The smallest thing you can get is a Tacoma/ranger which are all bigger than most SUVs. It's absolutel
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by edrxty 4y ago
I don't believe this is true, AF and RF have significant overlap on the frequency domain, AF is just baseband RF when it's on the wire. RF very much can work with a resistive load, a 50ohm dummy load will ohm out as 50 ohm DC on a
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by edrxty 4y ago
I'm no expert but FWIW, I find thinking about it as a resistance is unhelpful. It's much closer to a sort of "resonance coefficient". Sure it's measured in ohms but a 50 ohm cable will not "resist" the f
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by edrxty 4y ago
If any state is being propagandized into secession it's Florida right now. They, however, find themselves in a race with mother nature to see who will remove them from the continental US first.

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