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by greesil 2y ago
Simply slap together some antimatter and matter my friend, and all your problems are solved.
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Practical Introduction to BLE GATT Reverse Engineering: Hacking the Domyos EL500 (2023)(jcjc-dev.com)
67 points by greesil 2y ago|8 comments
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by greesil 2y ago
Everyone's going to have to buy a Pixel phone, ahahahahaahahha.
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by greesil 2y ago
Locally euclidian?
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by greesil 2y ago
Why even have the word autism? It's almost meaningless.
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by greesil 2y ago
As someone with a close family member who is autistic, I am always bothered by the phrase "if you have met one person with autism, you have met one person with autism". Autism as a diagnostic classification is so broad that the no
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by greesil 2y ago
For comparable BER. I wonder what SNR is needed for speech to be intelligible? To be fair, if someone made a voice encoding only with that had a lot of error correction bits, it would probably work at much longer distances. Some of the code
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by greesil 2y ago
Is that a lot? Do they have MLPerf submissions?
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Neural RGB-D Surface Reconstruction (2021)(dazinovic.github.io)
2 points by greesil 2y ago|0 comments
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by greesil 2y ago
But how do you know what's good, and what's bad without a diversity of experience under one's belt? You could be working at a cult, or the greatest company ever. What Mr Beast does works for Mr. Beast. Same for your employer.
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by greesil 2y ago
If you're hiring junior people then sure. In Mr Beast's interview with Lex Fridman, he says he actually prefers hiring people from outside the entertainment industry because those folks really want to do what they did before, how
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by greesil 2y ago
At face value, this is not a culture that would reward risk taking. It's very operations focused. Get x done on day y or you're fired. Maybe they do value risk taking on the creative side?
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by greesil 2y ago
What about
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by greesil 2y ago
What's your point? What's my point?
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by greesil 2y ago
Arguably this is easier to do now with multimodal LLMs. I say this as someone who is skeptical of the hype around the utility of LLMs. But it can probably catalog your fridge. Was that worth boiling the oceans?
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by greesil 2y ago
Well many of these kingdoms existed until WW1, then not so much.
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by greesil 2y ago
I am the product.
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by greesil 2y ago
YouTube. I make some pretty basic things to 3d print with FreeCAD and everything I've learned came from YouTube. Typically for me it just new part, new spreadsheet, part design, sketch with dimensions parameterized from spreadsheet. Pa
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by greesil 2y ago
I predict strong growth for them
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by greesil 2y ago
Can't wait to hear some hallucinated alternative facts in a hot new podcast.
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by greesil 2y ago
The metric is in fact the stock price.
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by greesil 2y ago
That's my point. This is ridiculously dangerous.
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by greesil 2y ago
I'm haven't gone deep into Kessler syndrome but the guy himself thought we were already at a tipping point more than a decade ago. In hindsight I think the model needed updating, but adding tens of thousands of new satellites seem
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by greesil 2y ago
Not to state the obvious, but isn't there a damned good reason the tower is fenced off? You can see the fence in several of the pictures.
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by greesil 2y ago
For me, I've found his series the Laundry Files to be formative. And yes I'm worried about the proliferation of too many computational devices in the world. Also, interdimensional elves.
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by greesil 2y ago
It's not about existing competitors, it's about the optimal constellation design that (a) serves the customers needs and (b) doesn't create a hazardous LEO environment after one accident or ASAT event happens. I don't th
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by greesil 2y ago
Bitcoins as grid energy storage? Just install my BitWall box next to the pv junction box. I'd be surprised if the economics math works out but that's a fun idea.
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by greesil 2y ago
You mean me, the aerospace engineer, who has published in this field, doesn't know how satellite constellations, link budgets, astrodynamics, the orbital environment, the systems engineering, and the other minutiae of this, doesn'
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by greesil 2y ago
Yeah but you don't need 10000 satellites to provide cell coverage when 100 would do. Hybrid ground station networks have been a thing for a long time now... if your goal is to provide mobile networks for the lowest possible cost to th
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by greesil 2y ago
Do we need 10000 communication satellites compared to what a terrestrial network can provide? Cellular networks reutilize spectrum much more efficiently than space based systems. I get that there niche applications like rural broadband and

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