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by lormayna 7mo ago
In Italy, in the past people starts paying tickets that they think unfair completely in coins. The government had to introduce a maximum amount that you can pay in coins to protect the employees that otherwise will spend day on counting cen
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Zvec – A lightweight in-process vector database(zvec.org)
9 points by lormayna 7mo ago|2 comments
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by lormayna 7mo ago
As Italian, I really disagree. The only entities that pay all the taxes are employees because the taxes are collected directly from the salaries. Big companies have the opportunity to make tax elusion (there is a reason why many Italian com
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by lormayna 7mo ago
> while a part is decided by the political side Now, roughly one third of CSM members is nominated by the Parliament and the other one is elected by judges, according to the "correnti" (a sort of parties)
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by lormayna 7mo ago
> The government is pushing for a constitutional amendment to help "fix" this feature. There is going to be a referendum on the change very soon. Italian here. It's not like that: the referendum is about definitely enforci
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by lormayna 7mo ago
In Italy, if you are charged of tax evasion, you need to demonstrate that you are not evading. It's called "inversion proof"
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by lormayna 7mo ago
I do, IU5RQT from Italy
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by lormayna 7mo ago
Please use an appropriate filter for the band that you are transmitting, otherwise you will pollute all the near frequencies with spurious.
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by lormayna 8mo ago
Nothing against EV, but a full electric Ferrari is almost a profanity IMHO.
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by lormayna 8mo ago
> And it's particularly funny that Borsellino is now in the "saints" category, when he was explicitly namechecked by Sciascia himself in the newspaper column that originated the term "anti-mafia professional". I
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by lormayna 8mo ago
It's not about the year of birth, it's about the role. Saviano creates his own career with mafia and now is acting as opinionist to any other option (i.e. now about the constitutional referendum that "will enforce the mafia&q
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by lormayna 8mo ago
Saviano is exactly one of the "antimafia professionals" that Sciascia complained about.
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by lormayna 8mo ago
Is there any info about the modulation/encoding/frequency? It would be great to have an open source decoder for RTL-SDR like we have for NOAA or METEOR.
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by lormayna 9mo ago
Why not using MQTT? A Lambda that fetch new comments from HN, parse them into Markdown and push into MQTT; the ESP only needs to subscribes a topic on MQTT and render the messages.
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by lormayna 9mo ago
I have been worked for a regional ISP 10 years ago and having an architecture like that one, would be a godsend. With centralized BNGs we were not able to apply upstream QoS policies for subscribers on the backhaulings and we had to apply p
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by lormayna 9mo ago
> In rural areas and using low frequencies, I believe they can even be larger than GSM. In Europe GSM is going to be dismantled. And techniques like beamforming and radio resource management reduce the power consumption for 5G base stat
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by lormayna 9mo ago
1) LTE frequencies are in the frequency intervals 600—900Mhz, or over the Ghz. Higher frequency means smaller antennas. 2) 5G cells are small and very dense, this means less power consumption. 3) LTE and 5G are based on CDMA, a technology t
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Mestastic on Family Cruise – Worked Great for Family of 4(old.reddit.com)
2 points by lormayna 9mo ago|0 comments
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by lormayna 9mo ago
On a similar situation, someone try Meshtastic and it works great https://old.reddit.com/r/meshtastic/comments/1qd2z97/mestast... I doubt that BLE can propagate well over a cruise ship.
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by lormayna 9mo ago
A walkie-talkie requires a big antenna and consume a lot more power than a cellphone.
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by lormayna 9mo ago
For a dasaset that live in RAM, the best solution are DuckDB or clickhouse-local. Using SQLish data is easier than a bunch of bash script and really powerful.
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by lormayna 9mo ago
This is probably one really fascinating projects, but there is no AI behind this kind of things. It's just randomly trying new configurations and select the best ones in an evolving way. During my master degree, I attended an antenna d
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by lormayna 9mo ago
That's really interesting. One of my unfinished projects it's a system that take input from ADSB data and from a microphone and get a picture of a flying aircraft (I am living under the approaching path of a regional airport)
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by lormayna 9mo ago
I have done some experiments with nomic embedding through Ollama and ChromaDB. Works well, but I didn't tested on larger scale
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by lormayna 9mo ago
I don't know about AI antennas, but smart antennas[1] are a things since more than 15 years. Basically they are array of antennas that can change via software the directivity (mainly used in radar systems) or increase/reduce power
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by lormayna 10mo ago
> Stormshield over Cisco Stormshield is a very good product but it's mainly designed for industrial scenarios and lacks some features that are essential for an enterprise NGFW (i.e. the protocol inspection covers very few protocols
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Fermyon Joins Akamai(fermyon.com)
3 points by lormayna 10mo ago|1 comments
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by lormayna 11mo ago
One of my university projects was an encrypted message system via Bluetooth using J2ME. Never worked, but I learnt a lot of things :)
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SlimFaas: The Slimmest and Simplest Function-as-a-Service(slimfaas.dev)
1 points by lormayna 11mo ago|0 comments
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by lormayna 1y ago
AFAIK (I am Italian) they have a very long and difficult hiring process, comparable to a FAANG.

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