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by xphos 4y ago
I would argue that that statement is true because it's talking about 5G whose features vastly outcompete LTE in many areas. I suppose there is a chance people won't use 5G but I think it's really unlikely considering the stan
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by xphos 4y ago
Yeah 200MHz band guard is a massive guard. You can fit all of the FM band 4-5 times in that range. Also the resonate frequency water has a high attenuation factor so radio waves wouldn't be used there because they transferred a huge p
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by xphos 4y ago
I disagree Spanish might be a "easier" language but it's arguably much better to learn the harder more used language than trying to take the easier route. Not to mention the ideas that are expressed in English and Spanish dif
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by xphos 4y ago
This is how I read and it's horrible. It really leaves you in the lerch if you cannot recognize the word because your are relying on just one sense to absorb the meaning. I've definitely learned how to sound things how as I'v
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by xphos 4y ago
This kind of thinking does not protect customers though. We can all pretend there is no vulnerability but that does not mean there isn't a vulnerability. This is kind of "Don't look up" thinking. The spectrum here was th
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by xphos 4y ago
I don't think its the job of Security Researchers to defend a OEMs customers. That's the OEMs job? If the OEM does not want to protect its customers after a research has literally given the vulnerability to them its no longer on t
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by xphos 4y ago
Yeah I think that type of policy is mindlessly impossible by Legislative branches under the guise of eliminating "waste" no pun intended. When in reality all those policies do is eat into the mental bandwidth of government works a
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LTE Theory Bootstrap(xphosnet.blogspot.com)
1 points by xphos 4y ago|1 comments
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by xphos 4y ago
A little research paper I wrote to bootstrap my understanding part of the theory behind LTE. I want to make a follow up sometime of actually breaking down radio frame. Any criticism is wanted
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by xphos 4y ago
So like I am sad however you never know how far you are to something taking off so you have to persist odds are that people won't hear about that cool thing your building for a long time like multiple years. Before than it's reall
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by xphos 4y ago
I was thinking the same thing but you likely have an area to work with however L1 points are unstable as it is and require satellites to alter the courses every once in a while potentially if you use the magnetic field as a light sail sligh
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by xphos 4y ago
I feel a lot of laws dictate what private companies provide us. For example a butcher's meat cannot be covered in rat poison. A hyperbolic example but for giant chat services like this where the wield an incredible amount of power beca
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by xphos 4y ago
I mean they are the only person who can legally provide adds and payment services on iPhones. Apple exhibits a huge amount of control over there platform in name of defending there customers but give little choice to the customer in how tha
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by xphos 4y ago
I don't think this statement is true because in high cost areas developers still don't develop because higher price also mean higher land costs. On top of that places like NY have lower taxes but not enough development over a long
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by xphos 4y ago
I don't have the source but the navy tried something similar for allowing scuba divers to fill there lungs with oxygen rich liquid I don't think it was perfluorocarbons but the ended canceling the project because while they could
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by xphos 4y ago
Yeah I think you are hitting the on what I think is math reduction thinking. That formalized process of thinking is the esencse of what math is. It's quantitative instead of qualitative. Before math formalized those things it's al
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by xphos 4y ago
Have to agree an asset is not a currency, in some case one can consider labor an assets and by extension an asset that can produce value. Labor might be unique in that regard but property seems to be similar you can derive value from nothin
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by xphos 4y ago
Not sure if anyone has brought this up but I think command process in some sort flow chart similar to GNUradio but for command line would be really cool. There is this problem I face really often with that I semantically know all the small
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by xphos 4y ago
Yeah except that can happen. Its vanishingly a small probability but it's not impossible. I would feel that the die is crooked but feelings are not proof
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by xphos 4y ago
I think it's miss leading to think optimization is about cut a Ms or two. The only realistically important optimization is bring you big O down. That and understanding when big O doesn't matter for your problem size. As a c dev on
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by xphos 4y ago
Critic for the author have picture of you decompile so people can feel it out and judge the quality. I wanted to check it out but I was on my phone so I can quite build and run the repo
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by xphos 4y ago
This is what a imagine late stage security after OS mature there stacks and such. The advent/widespread use of robost memory protections like PAC and Cheri are going to be so depressing for those on the offensive. I wish I just had mor
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by xphos 5y ago
The ingenuity of computer hackers is literally on another plane of existence some times. It's these kind of ideas which make me proud to do computer science
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by xphos 5y ago
Not to mention there is a standard e-forum you can file with turbo tax and h&r that automatically do all of the filing
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by xphos 5y ago
I hate to be mean but the worst part is that H&R and TurboTax both have kinda bad sites. If we just let it be automated by the government could just have all those forums filled out. What would be really cool is if the government manage
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by xphos 5y ago
WASP is White anglo saxon protosant and is to indicate that a "right" and "proper" person ought to know music and etc, but only in so much depth that it demonstrates there wealth. Which is how extra-curricular creep some
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by xphos 5y ago
I don't think you can just claim that MBA generated the idea of SaaS nor that MBA (or tech staff)in general generate that type of novel idea constantly. Now you different can argue that one of those two groups is absolutely required to
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by xphos 5y ago
Maybe this is controversial but the fact that it's "revolutionary" to use/not use a non play store payment options is a sign of monopolization of payment method this should already have existed. And while I know Google i
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by xphos 5y ago
The problem is not that you need a unifying language to do this , you already have 2 vhdl and verilog which are mature etc. The problem is and has always been vendors don't want to release their tools. It's like saying only one as
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by xphos 5y ago
Anyone who makes an argument based on something and backs it up with one data point about something as complicated as labor supply isn't making a full thought out argument. The argument your making is that the US stimulus checks are s

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