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by gregsq 12y ago
I think you'll need to adjust for speed of data transfer and population density when attempting such analogies. A peasant from Gaul for example could not travel to say Alexandria unless as a slave via Roman galley, and had no informati
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by gregsq 13y ago
Why amazing? It's pretty much a garden variety IMR support vessel.
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by gregsq 13y ago
I'm from the UK but have been staying in Australia for a little over a year now. I'm making a hardware gadget from scratch, and some of the people involved are here. I've also lived in the US for a while. On Bloomberg I liste
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by gregsq 13y ago
Which would essentially be a price on the collapse of the current economic paradigm, if AI emerged as super efficient idea generator. ( Even before it finds it's legs, as it were ). I would therefore suggest that to be untenable.
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by gregsq 13y ago
Not exactly. Sound production and sound reproduction are separate pursuits. Sound reproduction should ideally be input transformed with transducers to a listening environment. In the absence of perfect transducers there's a lot of play
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by gregsq 13y ago
Related to this, I imagine there are readers such as myself who tend not to engage in conversations so much as offer specialist information on sometimes obscure technical matters. Subjects that even high karma members aren't particular
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by gregsq 13y ago
He's announcing it to the House of Representatives. Same thing would happen in the UK with the House of Commons and PM David Cameron. Designed to provide ultimate transparency within the system. Both PM's are obligated to inform t
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by gregsq 13y ago
I'm afraid to say that in Australia the reaction to these privacy and personal rights issues has been lethargic and frankly lazy. Under some circumstances, a lowly under educated clerk with no security clearance of any kind can, with t
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by gregsq 13y ago
"Descended 1500 meters, or even lower" has less substantive meaning than "descended to 1500 meters, or even lower". The same is true of the other phrase containing the 1500 metre measure. Bad construction, but I'll
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by gregsq 13y ago
Fits with my impression that Australia has a tendency to rent seek. It's manufacturing sector is pretty well hollowed out. I couldn't follow the jargon much, so what do I know.
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by gregsq 13y ago
The secure flight deck seems under some scenarios to be little more than a trap door. If you let in a foxy South African terrorist for example, you can't get back in again, as I understand it, if access is restricted from within the fl
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by gregsq 13y ago
That doesn't really have a straightforward answer. That's no surprise I suppose. I give an idea but you're best off researching it yourself. In terms of overall scalability and capability, Magento is hard to beat. But you hav
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by gregsq 13y ago
No expert, but I did it all before a fair while ago in isCommerce too. The gorilla in the room is Magento, owned by eBay these days. Community edition is fine but it's a demanding piece of PHP software built on Zend Framework. Sucks CP
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by gregsq 13y ago
The only official response from Microsoft that I can find is in reply to a question from Bloomberg [1] on this question. Frank Shaw, lead communications for Microsoft, responded by email to the question that, according to Bloomberg, inform
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by gregsq 13y ago
For those interested in the hardware, apparently it contains an ESS Sabre 9018 DAC together with a minimum phase apodizing digital filter from colorado based Ayre Acoustics, besides the other mentioned design decisions. I don't know ab
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by gregsq 13y ago
Linking to the original Telegraph article would have been better, as it provides details of the talk given. I'm not sure that a corollary of the Coca Cola - Pepsi visual test is a particularly informative thing to do. Didn't learn
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by gregsq 13y ago
Definition of the word 'potential' cited in the Oxford Dictionary. "Having or showing the capacity to develop into something in the future" Or alternatively "Having possibility, capability, or power." Or in Mer
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by gregsq 13y ago
Might have a few flaws, but hey at 19b $ it's probably 50% less buggy than this 12b $ piece of firmware. So value for money. http://www.navsource.org/archives/02/78.htm
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by gregsq 13y ago
The temperature is just on ok for reflow, but the board temperature wasn't ramped to the normal reflow curve. Stresses can cause problems as well, so he's certainly on the winning side of things that could go wrong. That indicate
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by gregsq 13y ago
Except that it doesn't. While Crimea is a peninsula, surrounded on three sides by sea, there's only one major road from Crimea to the Ukraine, which runs through Krasnoperekopśk. This is because the Crimean border with Ukraine is
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by gregsq 13y ago
Thanks. I didn't fill in that detail. I thought only his mother was American, and I should always check my facts before I post anything here. So in, and then out, but oddly, out in a similar way that Rupert Murdoch is out. Pride and Pr
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by gregsq 13y ago
Australia is not in the G8. The G8 is the G7 plus one. G7 agree to roll back is the idea.
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by gregsq 13y ago
I think this is a bit extreme. Firstly, this Melbourne Age piece is syndicated from The Telegraph, a British newspaper from my home country. As a regular visitor to Australia, with relatives living there, I had presumed that the article was
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by gregsq 13y ago
ChibiOS seems to work OK for me, though I haven't fully tested it yet. I'm running a port on both the M4 and M0 cores of an LPC4357, the 204mHz part. It's pretty quick.
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by gregsq 13y ago
I know, should've taken the blue pill.
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by gregsq 13y ago
No news here, except for the issue of it not having already been reported on in the country of origin, as far as I know.
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by gregsq 13y ago
Tend to agree. If it had've had an iOS version and a little broadcasting of what it is and does, it could have been in Telegrams or Threema's position now, post FB aka Borg acquisition. It's going to be hard going to reflow t
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by gregsq 13y ago
From the perspective of someone who uses sims in the UK, the US and Australia I can say anecdotally why it makes sense to me. There are many more choices available in the UK. As far as Germany or the Netherlands, Spain and so on are concern
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by gregsq 13y ago
Well i guess you'd call this explanation for a not insignificant number of listeners the possible beginning of a 'cloud religiosity'. http://youtu.be/ApQlMm39xr0
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by gregsq 13y ago
I'm making an electronic musical instrument. Still in development. I'll think about what you've just said, as the plan is design more than one kind.

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