syedkarim

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by syedkarim 5y ago
Why not pay the farmers for that data (or share the resulting revenue) and sell the data feed to traders?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
This statement is not accurate. Everyone summer I visit my friend's farm in central Illinois. Three people are responsible for farming 1000 acres. I've seen tractors and combines that are the size and cost of the 8R in the shed. T
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I've spoken to someone in business development at AWS Ground Station in the past and have also navigated the ITU filing process for operating a satellite(s). I don't believe AWS does anything to reduce coordination requirements fo
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Why doesn't the radiomesh.org website have any real details?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
That last paragraph…TI sells a part for set top boxes (TPS65235). It’s been sold out for months, but it’s possible to receive a notification email when they suddenly decide to run their own productions for the part (their website says 50 we
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Othernet is a relay for APRS messages which include “outnet” in the text. A parabolic antenna/dish is not required.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
What's the best way to receive that list? My email address in my profile.
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Ask HN: Why doesn't anyone create a search engine comparable to 2005 Google?
398 points by syedkarim 5y ago|478 comments
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I don't believe that the HackRF cluster is required for receiving the beacons. After the 11 GHz signal is down converted by the LNB, an RTLSDR should be fine for reception. happysat77 on Reddit used a PlutoSDR, but an RTLSDR should be
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Can’t a similar thing be said about Christmas, Easter, etc?
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A worker in Florida applied to 60 entry-level jobs in and got one interview(businessinsider.com)
23 points by syedkarim 5y ago|3 comments
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Isn't this really a skid steer/wheel loader, rather than a tractor?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
What are the other chirp-based protocols?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I’ve asked them about this, but they said they were too busy rolling out the internet service to consider any alternatives at the moment. I’ll keep hounding them until they relent!
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I think the issue is with the $40 fee. Why not $1, or $5?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
How do your models compare to those from NOAA? https://nomads.ncep.noaa.gov/
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by syedkarim 5y ago
My son’s kindergarten teacher (at a public school in suburban Chicago) makes $76,000 per year. He has 16 classmates and it’s an all-day program.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Does anyone know why they don’t have an interest/long-term goal of building an orbital rocket?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I can understand the value of memorizing designs, plans, and technical drawings that are kept as proprietary information, but why bother memorizing a patent? Patents are public information and are only valid in the specific country granting
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Although the direction-finding and passive radar software are both open source, the hardware is not (so no schematics, layout, BOM). Just wanted to clarify that for you and anyone else reading this thread.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
We have plans to offer a few different versions of KrakenSDR. The entry level version will likely be the current version with 5 tuners. We are laying out an idea for 8 tuners, integrated CPU, and pre-set antennas; basically a turnkey system
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Yes, a general user/consumer can transmit in the ISM band without a license, but they are still required to use intentional transmitters which have been certified by the FCC.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
We are shooting for a price of $299 for KrakenSDR.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I'm a former recreational tennis player and I previously thought that pickleball was lame. Now I only play pickleball (mostly singles) and sold off my tennis racquets. After two years of playing, I still can't figure out why 4.0-l
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by syedkarim 5y ago
If muzzle energy was used in the definition of a firearm, then high-powered air rifles would get reclassified as firearms.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Here is one federal statute related to the definition of a firearm. It seems that the common denominator for firearms is the use of an explosive. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/921 The term “firea
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Carl's PhD is from the University of Auckland.
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by syedkarim 5y ago
I didn't realize they were generally spammy and not limiting updates to just the single, subscribed projects. These are the other places related to KerberosSDR/KrakenSDR: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/forum/viewforu
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by syedkarim 5y ago
Who is currently paying for the service of debris removal? Who will likely be paying in ten years?
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by syedkarim 5y ago
We are trying really hard to keep it at $299.

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