kanbankaren

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by kanbankaren 1mo ago
> speedometer/rpm This is available on standard OBD-II. Maybe, it is accessible over CAN?
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
37 authors and contributors need to be named up top? Oh! I got my name on a paper! I don't think there is much reward for it these days.
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
Yes. Model would be limited in its performance, but it would perform well in the limited domain because LLM interpolate from training data. They don't think like humans. We might think that knowledge from logc and discrete math would s
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
> Always curious when someone will figure out how we can elide most of the data from an LLM (but retain the logical ability). I don't actually need an LLM to have a very big internal knowledge base to be useful, so long as it can in
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
I can receive it only during night.
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
What a ridiculous comment! Cellphone emergency broadcasts turned out to be not reliable during the Hawaiian Island fires. RDS in FM has a special mode for emergency broadcasts and some countries use them. As FM signals easily cover a 50-75
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
Hey, I can receive RNZ on shortwave on the East Coast of USA! About 10,000 miles away if we count the signal bouncing multiple times between the ionosphere and the ground.
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
My current Android phone has a FM radio that doesn't even require a wired headphone as the FM antenna is built-in. If you connect your BT headset, the FM station is heard through the BT headset in full stereo. Of course, it is a Chines
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
It is already typed. Types are optional. I think types have been available for the last 30 years? Check the specs.
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by kanbankaren 2mo ago
Don't be smartass. My question was how to change pitch? Most people can't change their pitch unless they have been trained. I can't speak with the pitch of child or woman. Neither are most people.
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
How would you pitch-up? Does the entire Japanese population learn these things while growing up?
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
You drank the kool aid. Even for USA, 1. The 90s were the most violent period in terms of crime. 2. Corruption has neither increased or decreased in the last decade. 3. Other than the 2020 election during the pandemic, the number of votes c
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
> we’re still in the situation of today. What situation are you talking about? The world is less violent, more affluent than 30 years ago, but appears to be the opposite due to 24/7 news cycle.
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
> I also think that concepts like debt to GDP ratio are somewhat detached from corporate policies. Corporate policies ultimately decide growth. More growth leads to higher profits and higher tax collected by the Government which in turn
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
> many parts of the Japanese system of hiring for life This is a terrible strategy. It encourages inefficiency to metastasize throughout the company. No wonder Japan is stuck in a rut since the 90s and its debt-to-GDP ratio is 205% whic
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by kanbankaren 3mo ago
Qwen 3.5 9B Q4_K_M solved this using 10K tokens in 5 mins on a RX 7600. The answer is exactly what you have posted. I am impressed by Qwen!
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
Terrible in one word. The bandwidth for AM transmissions in North America is only 20 kHz and radio emissions has to STRICTLY fall within that bandwidth. Technically, it allows an audio BW of 10 kHz, but in practice it is close to 4 kHz whic
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
[Trailer park Boys. I would give $50 if you delete your post.gif]
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
You drank the aptX kool aid and forgot the fidelity loss along the signal path. FM broadcasts do a high pass at 50 Hz and stop at 15 kHz. The best SNR is only ~50 dB which is already achieved by plain old SBC. There is no need for higher fi
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
Yep. It is mostly nostalgia as there isn't anything better than an AI curating a million songs based on our like/dislikes, but on a macro level, we are at the mercy of people who tune these algorithms. Are we being 'nudged&#x
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
You don't even need a Raspberry PI. You can simplify it even further. List of things you need. 1. Smartphone or DAP. 2. Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter (~$20) 3. USB to 12 V car adapter(~$10) 4. Existing FM radio. You can set this up in 5
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
> There are many ways to interpret regulation, Then the rules should enumerate all the ways. From your posts, you come across as if programmers don't know what they are doing which is insulting to those who work in mission critical
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
It confused me too. A n-tuple notation would have been more readable and mathematically accurate like (Q=K, V), (Q, K=V), and (Q=K=V).
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
> They would probably need some robust, non-problematic kit that could work in any environment. Nothing is more robust than ham radio at 144/420 MHz. Even first responders use frequencies adjacent to this and has the same RF propaga
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by kanbankaren 4mo ago
For emergency comms(remember, emergency services provided by the state don't monitor the ham bands, so can't call them), a $20 ham radio would work or just carry FRS radios. FCC does allow use of a ham radio in a real emergency wi
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by kanbankaren 5mo ago
Surprised that Monaspace hasn't been mentioned below. https://monaspace.githubnext.com/
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by kanbankaren 5mo ago
> would propagate about the same right? No. Free space loss increases with frequency. FSP loss for 915 MHz at 10 kms is ~ -111.67 dB while for 2.4 GHz is -120 dB. That is a 9 dB loss which is significant. It could mean the difference bet
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by kanbankaren 5mo ago
There is some new scientific finding that in deep sleep, fluids from the brain drain out and if that flushing doesn't happen, it might lead to Alzheimer's disease. You should at least monitor your deep sleep using a smartwatch. Le
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by kanbankaren 5mo ago
0 regrets now doesn't mean 0 regrets decades later.
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by kanbankaren 6mo ago
My eyes are 30" to 36" away from the monitor. The original reason for getting a big monitor was the idea that looking at something that far relaxes the ciliary muscles in the eye. I don't have to turn my neck at this distance

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