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3y ago
US Power is typically 240v split-phase, a single phase, not two phases. The transformer is 7200v to 240v. The Neutral line to your house is center tapped on the transformer giving you 120v from Hot to Neutral and 240v from Hot to Hot. I hav
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4y ago
So do lots of other drones. https://ardupilot.org/dev/docs/companion-computer-nvidia-tx2...
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4y ago
If you read just the headline it sounds like they went and saw there was a cheaper fighter jet on AliExpress and decided not to buy any more F-35 jets.
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5y ago
And 16G of RAM. Why bother?
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6y ago
No, that's how it was.
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6y ago
That would be cool, kind of like GroundStation or SatNOGS
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6y ago
I have the same setup as Broadcastify Calls (trunkrecorder) and a site built to play each audio recording then allow the user to provide what they heard. I used it to train some public safety specific models on Kaldi and Sphinx. I have 30is
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7y ago
JWT is for when you really really need to re-invent certificates.
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7y ago
So is Kentucky
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8y ago
And isn't available on many networks these days.
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8y ago
Nah, I've worked with some banks here and there. Amazing lack of security. Can't talk specifics, but yeah, just wow....
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8y ago
We don't. :)
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9y ago
If you were using OpenTSDB: 1 million devices, reporting once per minute. We'll round that up to 17k submissions per second. Let's say each submission is, um, 50 datapoints. That's 850,000 datapoints per second. Not really th
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9y ago
I haven't gotten to really use it that much, but I'm a fan of this tool!
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9y ago
OpenTSDB scales well, 10 million DPS writes on a 36 node cluster for example. It's not easy to get working well at scale out of the box. That is something we really need to work on in that community. There is a project called Splicer