teleforce

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   Stop Your Phone from Using So Much Data(nytimes.com)

   1 points by teleforce 3y ago|1 comments
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   Head First Software Architecture(oreilly.com)

   3 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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   Evolution of AESA Radar Technology (2012)(microwavejournal.com)

   2 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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   by teleforce 3y ago

   Thanks for the leads to potential collaborators in Turkey. I've been to ITU once before around ten years ago but not to the Geology Engineering department. If I remember correctly, at the time they're building a new HPC cluster ma
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   Elvish honey costs more than gold and people are buying it(treehugger.com)

   1 points by teleforce 3y ago|1 comments
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   China's Tech Giants Spend $5B Buying Crippled Nvidia GPUs(pcmag.com)

   1 points by teleforce 3y ago|2 comments
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   by teleforce 3y ago

   I concur, initially I've tried to search using Google but to no avail. Then I prompted ChatGPT-4 and voila the answers [1]. [1] Prompt: "What is the key component of F-22's APG-77 phased array radar that made cheaper by wifi
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   The ShakeAlert Earthquake Early Warning System and the Federal Role [pdf](sgp.fas.org)

   2 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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   by teleforce 3y ago

   Raspberry Shake is great. Back in 2019 USGS conducted test comparison between Raspberry Shake 4D sensors and more costly seismic sensors, and the results are comparable but nor as good [1]. We need more places with seismic sensors to provi
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    Python Tools for Scientists(nostarch.com)

    1 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Ka-band is still very high for the Direct RF sampling transceivers, if Amazon's claim is true then it's mighty impressive. $2.4 billion is a lot of money to spent on antenna design and development, and if they don't have sepa
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    3-D printed antenna solutions targeting cost effective satellite on the move(theses.hal.science)

    1 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Just wondering what you meant by proper Linux. Is it because the MIPS has MMU?
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    Input in Tribal Broadband Plan (2021) [pdf](broadbandusa.ntia.doc.gov)

    2 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Thanks for the info. In that case, it is possible and feasible to create a third party business making and selling cheaper antenna systems for the Starlink customers. As I've mentioned in my other comments, I suspect the decreased in m
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    The antenna or the array antenna should be pretty cheap because they're technically passive devices. The expensive parts, however, are active circuitry namely the down conversion circuitry and signal processing for beam steering. The t
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Thanks for the clue, apparently it's the GaAs MMIC technology according to the ChatGPT-4 [1]. I've should have figured it out in the first place due to my previous research work of Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology that now become
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    >SpaceX sells antennas with its service in a range from $2,500 to $150,000 each. What, a freaking antenna that cost about the same as Ferrari Enzo? Are we missing something here? Just wondering can a third party make and sell compatible
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    I'm curious, can you share the name of that particular key component?
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    IMHO Django is what really catapults Python as one of the leading contender of interpreted programming languages for web development in the presence of the other popular ones namely Perl, Ruby, TCL and PHP. After many people started using P
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Dot net is a series of efforts for the holy grails of write once, run anywhere (WORA) codes. It started with C, then Java and then dot net later WORA iteration, albeit it's already more than 20 years old technology, how time flies. To
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Come here to tell this story, Optane or 3D Xpoint. It promises a game changing non-volatile memory technology (RAM) for the masses but it never took off for some unknown reasons. Backed by the biggest processor manufacturer (Intel) and the
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Yep, remembered buying the thermal camera as a sensor for a project on a new type of rice cooking that is more effective in term of rice cooking quality, i.e. just the right amount of cooked rice texture in between conventional boiling (too
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    ChopShop: Protocol Analysis Decoder Framework(github.com)

    2 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Awesome, thanks for the links. Apparently it's part of the open source courses and learning materials portal on security, x86, ARM, malware, VM, intrusion detection, pcap analysis, crypto, trusted computing, smart card, reverse enginee
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    Tom Sachs Apologizes for Workplace Culture as His Nike Deal Stalls(nytimes.com)

    1 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    FPGA 101(nandland.com)

    2 points by teleforce 3y ago|0 comments
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Thanks for the summary and TL;DR. Essentially this is down to the lack of proper namespace, who'd have thought aerospace engineer need to study operating systems! I've a friend who's a retired air force pilot and graduated fr
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    Apparently yes, the more controversial one is HTML.
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    by teleforce 3y ago

    TL;DR: Top 15 PL are Python, Java, C++, C, Javascript, C#, SQL, Go, Typescript, HTML, R, Shell, PHP, Ruby and SAS. Python doesn’t just remain No. 1 but it has managed to widens its lead in 2023 at the expense of smaller, more specialized la