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by tpmx 3y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37864525
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by tpmx 3y ago
Odd, the exact same model number (FPA-1200NZ2C) was also launched in 2017: https://global.canon/en/news/2017/20170720.html It was then marketed as 10 nm.
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by tpmx 3y ago
https://www.naturvardsverket.se/en/topics/the-right-of-publi... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam#Sweden Family reunion with 30-40 people? - Yes, if you don't disturb anyone&
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by tpmx 3y ago
Thanks! Fixed. I actually wrote regardless at first but it seemed wrong when I revisited the comment.
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by tpmx 3y ago
So, I'm relatively speaking politically aligned towards the right - in Sweden, which means I'm on the average somewhat more to the left than Joe Biden. I agree with that law. Owning the land does not give you the right to abuse it
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by tpmx 3y ago
Sweden offers everyone who are are allowed to stay in the country and abide to simple courtesy rules access to pretty much all of its land for free. 24/7/365. This is regardless of who owns the land in question.
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by tpmx 3y ago
created by a knowledgeable YouTuber Sigh.
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by tpmx 3y ago
I sort of agree, and I also posted other aspects, but please note this: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-aws-public-ipv4-address... We are introducing a new charge for public IPv4 addresses. Effective Febru
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by tpmx 3y ago
The inverse square law effect can be remedied using similar tech as in the Starlink consumer antennas. You aim the signal to where it's consumed. > Problem with slow data rates is that they clog up the channels. Yes, we must protect
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by tpmx 3y ago
To summarize (please correct me if I'm wrong here): You see this being deployed to service every customer of the partnering mobile networks, wherever they may be. I see this being deployed to service those customers who aren't cov
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by tpmx 3y ago
> and Starlink’s direct to cell won’t either I could see it kinda working, at low frequencies. They are not that far away and there's not many things blocking the signal besides your roof.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Couldn't each sat easily/cheaply ignore clients whose IDs are not in a whitelist? And again, wouldn't this primarily be activated in very desolate areas?
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by tpmx 3y ago
Those several-GHz bands don't really work indoors.
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by tpmx 3y ago
unmodified LTE and 5G seem way too verbose to be able to handle the constraints of a much higher number of devices per base station That's a matter of pricing, isn't it? Also, won't this primarily be used where very few peo
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by tpmx 3y ago
Apple/Google don't hold any RF spectrum rights worldwide... This is presumably about 4G/LTE, so mostly between 0.4-2.5 GHz or so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LTE_frequency_bands
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by tpmx 3y ago
Please write a blog post about this and submit it to HN!
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by tpmx 3y ago
I suppose they need to piggyback on each mobile operator's licensed frequency bands, per country/region.
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by tpmx 3y ago
That one caused a week of work for me... (redesigning something slated to go live in a few months)
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by tpmx 3y ago
GCP has seen price increases: https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/14/inflation-is-real-google-c... Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30671997
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by tpmx 3y ago
It's primary focus is/was being a web server - a faster Apache. This shows. Also (after the acqusition by F5 in 2019?) more features are kept away from the open source version compared to HAProxy.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Yeah. Stringency and rigor are words that come to mind.
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by tpmx 3y ago
I'm quite impressed with HAProxy. It takes a little effort to fully understand the configuration file format (hint: you've got to read the documentation, not just look at examples to fully grok it), but it's so worth it, IMO.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Yes, for sure. This one seems more practical (tactical?) than the stereotypical Robin Hood image most people probably imagine since it's a lot more compact and less unweildy, though.
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by tpmx 3y ago
A few notable aspects: - It happened almost a full two years ago, well before the LLM explosion. - The AI girlfriend startup is a YC company: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/replika - This is the first person con
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by tpmx 3y ago
Opportunity: Write a tool that can fetch a URL over HTTP/1.1 (and nothing else). Use a memory safe language. Support the most commonly used curl CLI options. Come up with a suitable name for the distribution but make sure that the actu
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by tpmx 3y ago
The Committee’s proposal is discussed in a larger body, the Physics Class of the Academy, who may suggest a modification or forward a different proposal to the Academy. Finally, additional proposals may be raised at the final Academy meeti
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by tpmx 3y ago
(Twice.) I find it somewhat incredible from a pure engineering point of view that Trinity worked in the first test and that both Little Boy (Test #2) and Fat Man (Test #3) also worked.
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by tpmx 3y ago
You'd imagine they have a learned a bit since then. And it's underground.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Scientists call it “tickling the dragon’s tail," Custer said, because the experiment approaches but stays below the stage at which the fission of nuclear materials sustains an ongoing series of chain reactions. According to https:&#
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by tpmx 3y ago
Except they're not releasing the source of the core parts. They say (or at least very heavily imply they are), but they aren't. See other comments.

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