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skzv
2y ago
Consider this: would you rather drive head-on into a parked car at 100mph or a brick wall?
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> Also, the GNSS software in most phones is sadly unable to accept the correction data from any of these systems, regardless of whether it's a nationwide network or your personal setup. This is purely a software limitation on the ve
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The raw measurements API provides raw GNSS measurements so that somebody can implement their own position engine, and do things like RTK. The corrections mentioned in the blog post are calculated by the phone (in Google Play Services, using
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3y ago
The waste is one issue, but personally I am also worried about the consequences of the constant and inescapable exposure to plastics on our health.
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3y ago
I'm thrilled to be able to message a doctor, even if I have to pay for it. In Canada I had no such option.
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Important caveat: Fourier series is a discrete sum over integer multiple of frequencies, while Fourier transform is a continuous integral over all frequencies. The former works for periodic functions, the latter for an arbitrary function. B
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3y ago
What I find fascinating about this equation is that is in the form of the diffusion (heat) equation. The fundamental solution to the diffusion equation is the Gaussian. So you can think of solving the equation as applying a Gaussian blur to
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3y ago
Yes [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_iteration
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3y ago
I found 3b1b's series on the "Essence of Linear Algebra" [0] super valuable [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNk_zzaMoSs&list=PLZHQObOWTQ...
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3y ago
I just learned about this in the Mining Massive Datasets course at Stanford. The gist is that you can formulate the PageRank problem as a flow equation r = Mr, where r is a vector of PageRanks and M is a stochastic adjacency matrix, which c
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Great class, I did that one last winter. Challenging but rewarding.
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Interesting, all 3 authors left Google. 2 went to OpenAI, the 3rd cofounded Character.AI.
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Fascinatingly, the proprietor, John Williams, had a career in military electronics, and claims to have worked on some "black projects", including mind control [0,1]: > NIMH, Lexington, KY. First official mind control and electr
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3y ago
https://blog.skz.dev Various topics.
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Kaspersky reported a targeted attack on iPhones of their senior management today as well [0] [0] https://usa.kaspersky.com/blog/triangulation-attack-on-ios/2...
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3y ago
What was your company?
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3y ago
Here's an Android app from Google called GnssLogger [0] [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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3y ago
I use trackers for my keys and wallet, which wouldn't work very well if I only granted the location permission when in use. Granting background location permission means that I can get the last seen location of my items when I'm a
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3y ago
The system wouldn't work without location permission.
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3y ago
My pleasure!
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Show HN: Telegram bot for importing animated Sticker.ly sticker packs
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4y ago
The original experiment did not rely on the emission of individual photons. It just observed an interference pattern that classical particles would not exhibit. Later experiments that relied on individual photons could detect them individua
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4y ago
> which means less land is used by farming, and more land can be maintained, or returned from ag use for ecological restoration. I don't think this happens often in practice. Improvements in efficiency often have the paradoxical eff
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Indeed. Improvements in efficiency often have the paradoxical effect of increasing resource utilization. This is known as Jevons Paradox [0], and it's been observed in many real world situations. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org
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I love this channel, awesome to see it here. Going to order a pair of Yakutian Beaded Hand-Made Mittens from Kiun's site[0] for one of my friends! [0] https://www.kiunb.com/shop
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Education in the Soviet Union – emphasis on science (1958)
(sci-hubtw.hkvisa.net)
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In a similar vein, I had good grades, but from a non-cs background (I studied engineering physics). A lot of recruiters were turned off immediately when they heard "physics" and not pure CS or ECE. Google was interested, though.
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I see, thanks for explaining
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L5 is useful in many ways, but L5 really does produce more narrow correlation peaks than L1 as well [0] [0] https://insidegnss-com.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/0...
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It actually exposes carrier information to do carrier-wave positioning as well [0, 1] There's also an API to specify an antenna pattern [2] [0] https://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/Gns
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