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by geolqued 8mo ago
yes https://www.reuters.com/world/china/intel-amd-notify-custome...
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by geolqued 2y ago
It looks like a windowing function. Used to turn continuous data into segments of data for FFT processing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_function
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by geolqued 5y ago
Positives would be re-tested to rule out false positives. In that period 30k-60k people where being tested in NSW. https://www.covid19data.com.au/nsw
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by geolqued 5y ago
Up until about 2 months ago contact tracing in Australia was very effective. Contact tracing teams were able to trace who and where each person got infected. They were also notifying/testing/isolating first and sometimes secondar
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by geolqued 5y ago
Youtuber Chris Broad "Abroad in Japan" visits these domes in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqX_2Wmj7xE
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by geolqued 7y ago
Didi is 5% commission, massive difference to the driver. As an alternative Melbourne opinion, no way am I using Uber. Last ride I got the driver told me he only considers the premium jobs from uber and prefers Didi.
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by geolqued 7y ago
Meiji restoration and industrialization. End of World War II. Flip phones to iPhone. Using Facebook.
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by geolqued 7y ago
And in doing so giving up their only "innovation" - externalizing the capital costs and risk.
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by geolqued 7y ago
From the ingredients list on the Amazon product listing it contains a number of soaps derived from coconut, palm and tallow (usually beef fat). Sodium X-ate is a soap made from X.
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by geolqued 7y ago
Surprised to see this on HN, it's not my main gig but recently I've been getting into the details of exporting and selling coconut oil soap from my family's business. It's a remarkably simple process to make soap from oi
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Aussie ridesharing startups hit out at Uber over GST ruling(startupsmart.com.au)
1 points by geolqued 10y ago|0 comments
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by geolqued 10y ago
This one? USD7k https://www.xilinx.com/products/boards-and-kits/ek-u1-vcu118...
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GRVI Phalanx joins The Kilocore Club(fpga.org)
71 points by geolqued 10y ago|21 comments
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by geolqued 10y ago
I'm Australian so I'm biased but completely disagree. You're saying that the city with a population of 2,308,700 is the one that requires qualification so it doesn't get confused with the one that has 4,282? Great startu
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Uber driver fined for driving hire car without licence (Australia)(m.theage.com.au)
1 points by geolqued 11y ago|0 comments
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by geolqued 11y ago
Veltronix | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | Full-time Veltronix is a 6 month old company with a mission to develop the technology which will enable the next generation of real time control systems. Working closely with a top-ranked global c
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by geolqued 12y ago
Lifestyle choices are the main variable in cost of living... Expatsian has some interesting data points. http://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/comparison/san-fran... ?
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by geolqued 13y ago
countermove: he works it out and blocks your magic query - query needs to be made from somewhere indistinguishable from normal requests. Changing IP would be best... maybe via tor. A unique sequence of legitimate requests might be more dif
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by geolqued 14y ago
Vacancy rate is basically a property manager's KPI. Additionally, data is collected by the REIV which has no interest in providing bad news about investing in property. https://s.zoomerang.com/s/REIV-January-2013-Vacancy-Survey REIV vaca
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by geolqued 14y ago
Those rates are voluntarily self-reported by rental property managers - there's a fairly clear conflict of interest. According to the following Melbourne has a 5.9% vacancy rate. They use water usage data from the water companies for their
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by geolqued 15y ago
Atlassian is a Sydney based company. $ date Sun Apr 1 07:50:24 EST 2012
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by geolqued 15y ago
Actual Article http://www.japaninc.com/mgz_nov-dec_2007_it-talent Also Part I - My struggle at the Frontline of Japanese Enterprise IT http://www.japaninc.com/mgz_spring_2007_frontline_japanese_i...