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by henrikeh 7y ago
Yes! You are correct! Somehow I got them mixed up!
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Remember Peter and the wolf. The villagers committed several Type I errors first and then a Type II error second. But, yes, a prime example of terrible naming.
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Excuse me, but isn't this a whole lot of hypotheticals and assumptions (we could do this, this and that) while disregarding the concerns of professionals in the field? I still don't see your working: why do you think space telesco
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that _all_ Earth-based astronomy should be stopped? Do you know about the issue involved in making telescopes? In making space telescopes? Look at the James Webb telescope; do you think the cost and difficulty l
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I think most implementations of a Zettelkasten _does_ include a reference system, but it is not explicitly a _part_ of the Zettelkasten, but simply a complementary tool. I can’t comment on “long-term”, but I have been working on a paper thi
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by henrikeh 7y ago
All astronomy can’t be done from space. Space has many issues such as maintainability, heat, reflector sizes and the list goes on. I have friends and former colleagues who do astronomy. I’ll trust the experts who’s profession are actually i
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by henrikeh 7y ago
To add another, the C++ reference has an extremely useful section for exploring any piece of documentation: "See also" Look at this page for `capacity`: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I’m not well-versed at all in Go and Kubernetes? Isn’t the large RAM usage from the usage of containers? Is Go a memory-hog?
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I think it has its merit. It is a very _designed_ system which is definitely a side-effect of Stephen Wolfram's attention to it. But despite it being a bit of a singular vision, I do think that it presents a very complete idea of what
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I'm not going to argue against your experience and from reading the article it seemed like you made the right call. Perfect world testing is indeed a failure, but I would say that "imperfect" world testing is exactly where mo
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Great experiments/demonstrations. What are your thoughts on Mathematica/Wolfram Language? Some of these ideas are present in it (like mathematical typesetting, interactive documentation and live code/data updates).
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Just a question. Do you imply that the mock of a device should simulate/emulate the entire behavior of the device? Because you definitely don't need to do that and it would, of course, be a vast and hard-to-justify endeavor. You o
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Ada’s language is probably clearer and less loaded: checked and unchecked.
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by henrikeh 7y ago
About a year ago on /r/Ada, there was a rather interesting discussion around using Ada for a website/webservice: https://www.reddit.com/r/ada/comments/7p12n3/going_allin_wit...
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Take note that Friis transmission equation is extremely misleading, since it makes certain assumptions about the choice of antenna, which are not necessarily true for all systems. Too ask the pointed question: Why would propagation in free
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Wavelength is not a height, but the distance between between points of the same phase in the variation of the propagating electromagnetic field. Propagating EM fields are adorned and reflected with multiple effects. Light is electromagnetic
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by henrikeh 7y ago
To shed some light on the connection between these properties: they arise from the fact that the coding sequence _is_ pseudo random noise. Specifically, white noise. White noise has this nice property that its autocorrelation is ideally a d
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I borrowed it from the library here in Denmark.
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Not a recent book, but Ian Horrocks’ “Constructing the User Interface with Statecharts” (1999) is one of those technical books which presents an idea so clearly but also so different from my usual work that I’m just itching to try it. The e
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by henrikeh 7y ago
All I have to say is "bravo!". Geometric constraint solvers are vastly underused and any vector based drawing tool ought to have it. I find it interesting that you tend towards SMT solvers instead of gradient descent solvers. Is i
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Where it hasn’t been disabled by their employer.
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I’ve only learned about this through my engineering studies, so I can only really recommend textbooks. I found Proakis’ Digital Communication quite good, but it doesn’t go very deep. I don’t know of any online resources – but I’d love to ha
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Digital communication has a wholly different set of requirements than audio processing. With audio it is good enough to sound good, but digital communication has far more specific metrics of performance. Digital communication is also far mo
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by henrikeh 7y ago
I wonder if a joint hardware-software development project could benefit KiCad in a similar manner that the Open Movie Projects have helped Blender’s development. For those who don’t know, Blender has developed a few complete animations&#x2F
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by henrikeh 7y ago
The Chinese telcos developed their own 3G standard called TD-CDMA. Note that 3G refers to a family or classification of network technologies, and the same is true for the other G’s. As an example CDMA2000 and UMTS are both competing 3G stan
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by henrikeh 7y ago
This is going to sound weird, but... I remember your comment from four years ago (!) [0] and it really stuck with me. However, I could never find the thread, so when I saw this thread, I simply had to check if you wrote a comment again; and
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Literate Programming – A Gentle Introduction(axiom-developer.org)
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by henrikeh 7y ago
Never took off? In addition to the other replies, look at Mathematica/Wolfram Language where they are _the_ syntax: f[1, 2, 3] And we can index it Part[f[1, 2, 3], 1] == 1 Now what would the 0th element be? Part
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by henrikeh 7y ago
For what it is worth, Føtex, one of the largest supermarket chains in Denmark prints the receipt with the items ordered in categories.
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by henrikeh 8y ago
I’m so happy to see something like this! Communication engineering is a field which impacts everyday life all over the world and more people should have a chance to learn about it. Open hardware and software is an excellent resource.

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