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by svendbt 7y ago
UWB is being touted as the best solution for next generation car keys, as all wireless solutions for car keys to date are susceptible to relay attacks (exception being car is online and controlled by an app). With an UWV chip in there, Appl
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by svendbt 7y ago
I suspect they do this to be able to configure Bluetooth within regional regulations. In US / China you can transmit with up to 20dBm output power at 2.4 GHz, while in much of the world 10 dBm is max.
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by svendbt 8y ago
The news response from supermarket chains where I live is that individually packaged fruit and vegetables helps reduce supply chain food waste. Makes sense (e.g. one squashed tomato during transport will only waste one package) - no idea if
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by svendbt 8y ago
I live in Oslo. Calling it car-free is a stretch. The city council have done a great deal of improvements - increased frequency of public transport, city bikes, most parking spaces in the inner city are removed (still plenty of private park
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by svendbt 8y ago
Here's a list of books I have compiled as a fairly fresh PM (just getting started with the reading). The intention with this list is to built up a good mental tool box to succeed in product management (coming from SW+chip design). PM:
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by svendbt 8y ago
Firefox + the "I don't care about cookies" add-on is a must these days if you browse the web from EU.
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by svendbt 8y ago
In Norway the government will pay you 100% for 49 weeks or 80% for 59 weeks with a cutoff at $66k. (Slightly above national average). Most/all tech employers will cover the remaining part of your salary.
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by svendbt 8y ago
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170131-why-wont-some-peopl...
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by svendbt 9y ago
They will, but the cost to do so increases by several decades.
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by svendbt 9y ago
A few points from my own experience: - Competitive advantage. Providing open source drivers/stacks will in many cases provide insight into implementation details you do not want competitors to easily understand. Also, complex software
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by svendbt 9y ago
Cadence SKILL, which is heavily influenced by Scheme, is still actively used to extend functionality of the EDA tools. Other languages commonly seen used in TI is Perl, Tcl, C (obviously), assembly and Python.
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TI Aims to Replace Big Radar Box in Cars with Tiny Chip(bloomberg.com)
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by svendbt 13y ago
A major risk in dealing with unofficial brokers instead of going through distributors is a good chance of getting devices that were scrapped in production test due to malfunction or failing on performance parameters. We have had several cus
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by svendbt 13y ago
Automate your house with ifttt: http://www.technologyreview.com/news/514941/home-tweet-home-...