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by sorenjan 4y ago
You need messages from multiple receivers for MLAT, I think they use messages with known plane positions to calibrate the MLAT solver since the receivers doesn't have a high quality common time source. Plus proximity doesn't mean
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Does anyone have a recommendation for an article or similar about implementing state machines? I've only used the simple "switch on an enum" variant (switch(stateVar) case STATE1: doWork(); stateVar = STATE2; break;). I think
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by sorenjan 4y ago
What's the general opinion on Sundar Pichai as CEO? I haven't been excited about Google since Eric Schmidt, but I don't know how much of that is down to the CEO, and how much is just down to a different world and larger compa
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The find is 700 meters deep and in an already established mine more than 100 years old.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Can you netboot from a desktop computer that's not always on? If the desktop is running when the pi is booting, does the pi then need the "server" (desktop pc) again until it needs to reboot?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I think QTCreator provides a similar experience, but I haven't used it in years and might be wrong.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
They're called 5G non-terrestrial networks (5G NTN) which sounds like science fiction. Ericsson, Thales, and Qualcomm work together, but they don't have any concrete plans to launch any satellites. https://www.ericsson.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
What kind of dress codes are there for muslim men? I regularly see muslim immigrant families in the summer where the man wears shorts and no shirt, and the woman wears a long black fully covering fabric. And young daughters maybe six years
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The human eye can perceive 21 stops dynamic range, much better than regular cameras. Event cameras might solve that issue, but they're not used other than in research at the moment.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Crossfit is infamous for poor form on general. Their kipping pullups are probably the most well known, but there are plenty of memes about all kinds of crossfit exercises.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> Traditional ray tracing involves calculating the exact path of reflection or refraction of each ray, and tracing them all the way back to one or more light sources. With path tracing, multiple rays are generated for each pixel but they
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Flightradar and other sites have a vast network of receivers. Almost everyone that feeds ADS-B Exchange probably feeds to FR24 as well, and FR24 have even more receivers. They also use radar data in North America, I guess that's the FA
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I hope we'll see better inference solutions soon. Instead of installing some version of pytorch and downloading .pt-files I'd like to have an inference engine optimized for my computer, and be able to download trained models that
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Burning fossil fuel isn't primarily about polluting neighborhoods, it's about polluting our shared atmosphere. If 20 000 houses use electricity from one oil burning power plant it's relatively easy to capture the carbon emiss
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by sorenjan 4y ago
That's understandable considering the sudden demand spike that's ultimately because of the war. People aren't extra interested now because they want something more environmentally friendly, it's pure economics. Using fos
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Heatpumps gained in popularity here in Sweden around 20 years ago. My parents have one that's starting to get old enough to need replacing. https://skvp.se/statistik/varmepumpsforsaljning
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Why are you still burning fossil fuel to heat houses? If you had stable electricity you could use heat pumps instead. Seems like fossil gas has been too cheap for too long, which have incentivized dependency on it despite the CO2 external c
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I think using the dirt that's already there and building the structure with some kind of machine would be cheaper than having someone mounting them on a steel rack. See for instance large potato fields [0]. The point is instead of putt
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Would you mind giving an easy explanation of the difference between raytracing and pathtracing? I find it a bit confusing.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I wonder how well this would run a raytracer, aren't those pretty branchy?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I don't understand why they cant dig some kind of trench or mound to put them on at least, to angle them more towards the sun. There's plenty of agricultural equipment designed to cultivate soil (first example I found[0]). That co
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I don't like the term identical twins, it confuses some people and invites the kind of anecdotes described in the article. People are different individuals even when they have the same DNA. I prefer the term monozygotic twins.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I don't know what instances you're referring to, but few protests happen without any spectators so maybe the fact that a protest will happen isn't a well guarded secret. Was any of the organizers compromised because of Telegr
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> Literally a week ago in India: https://torrentfreak.com/telegram-discloses-user-details-of- ... That wasn't by breaking the encryption, it was by court order. > it isn't encrypted by default in all scenari
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Telegram has been used by opposition and protestors in Hong Kong, Russia, and Belarus. Where are the reports of arrests based on intercepted Telegram messages? Russian police force people on the street to show their messages, but that kind
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by sorenjan 4y ago
In an ideal world this would make Apple, Samsung, Google and the others start using a common system where you could find out if a tag is following you regardless of your phone's OS. I guess a big part of the problem, if there is a tech
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The Nardo grey on Audis is what I immediately thought of, I definitely think that's what started the trend. The first car where I noticed this effect was the Lamborghini Reventon, which Wikipedia describes as "mid opaque grey with
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by sorenjan 4y ago
No I don't, unless they specifically marketed their products to those perpetrators. A drive in bar would encourage drunk driving, selling beer to the general population puts the decision of driving drunk in the hands of the consumer. I
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Tile and Airtags works the same way. They broadcast a unique serial number over BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), and phones and other devices nearby detects those. The phone sends this serial number together with its location to a server, which
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by sorenjan 4y ago
It was the people placing the tags that knowingly was breaking the law. There have been devices available for years that makes it easy to track somebody, they're only suing Apple because Apple have a lot of money so the potential payou

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