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10y ago
I am curious how much blacking out the solar cells reduces the incoming power. It certainly looks cooler that way, though.
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10y ago
Ahh, why not 12V?
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10y ago
The title is kind of a joke. It's just an ESP8266 with onboard Flash. As one of the comments says "Well, yeah. Wouldn’t be much of a headline if it said “Company Introduces Slightly Different Version of Existing Product,” would
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Espressif releases ESP8266 killer (new ESP8285)
(hackaday.com)
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10y ago
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There's a New Best City in America for Startups (It's Not Silicon Valley)
(inc.com)
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10y ago
Maybe if they had cancelled their previous 7 "retreats", they wouldn't be in this predicament...
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10y ago
I would have bet money that was a joke. But no.
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10y ago
Well, there's the new Quark, Curie, Edison offerings. I don't see how that can save a company though. They used to sell $200 processors like popcorn.
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10y ago
That's a nice template! Which one of you do I thank?
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10y ago
"Then the team noticed that they were connected to periods of time when the bright spots in the Occator crater were visible from the Earth." Maybe they know when they are being watched?
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10y ago
Nordic's nRF24L01 was all the rage before the ESP came along. It's 2.4GHz, but you don't have to worry about following the Bluetooth Smart protocol - you can do what you want. Very low power. There are $2-$3 boards everywhe
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Scratch and Google = Next Generation of Programming Blocks for Kids
(medium.com)
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10y ago
If voting made any difference they wouldn't let us do it. ~ Mark Twain (apocryphal)
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FDA to extend tobacco regulations to e-cigarettes, other products
(cnn.com)
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“Please enter your phone number”
(twitter.com)
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11y ago
How does the money get back to David Copperfield?
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Mark Zuckerberg demos new VR tech at annual event, and makes Trump dig
(theguardian.com)
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11y ago
I would think you could modulate a retroreflector to send data directly back to Earth using a small piece of the same laser used for propulsion. Similar to how the retroreflectors on the moon allow you to bounce a laser off of them and send
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When It Comes to Age Bias, Tech Companies Don’t Even Bother to Lie
(linkedin.com)
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How Black People Are Being Shut Out of America's Weed Boom
(buzzfeed.com)
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11y ago
I think the bigger problem is how does America compete with $1.50/hr wages for skilled workers? If we could, the companies would pay for any necessary training. It doesn't cost much in the long run. But of course we can't co
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11y ago
The war will come when the US either refuses or cannot pay back that $1.8 trillion.
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11y ago
The cheapest ones at Digikey are going for 10 cents (compared to 35 cents for the cheapest small microcontrollers [PSOC or a 10F200]). So I guess they still have some use. Probably sell mostly to hobbyists, universities and old designs thou
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11y ago
The CMOS version helps quite a bit when the 555 is configured for monostable or bistable mode.
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5 Reasons Why My IoT Startup Failed
(medium.com)
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ARM Enables IOT with Beetle Platform
(community.arm.com)
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11y ago
The interference pattern is audible - a chirp that "rose to the note of middle C".
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The gravity waves redshift just like any other wave. So, they have estimated a distance: 1.3B light-years.
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Yes. There is a third one (VIRGO) near Pisa, Tuscany - a French/Italian collaboration. Unfortunately it was not online for this event. There is also one being built in Tokyo, and another being planned in India.
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Microchip Technology to Buy Atmel for Nearly $3.6B
(nytimes.com)
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