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   by yftsui 6y ago

   In the US most mobile carries will hijack your traffic, either slow it down(they call it whatever saver), or replace the data with their cache. I tried a T-Mobile MVNO or T-Mobile(?) phone a few years ago, noticed regardless whatever resol
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   https://archive.is/8vPXT
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   I have a similar all Unifi setup, I could get 350Mbps stable connection for any devices as I used 3 Unifi APs. Recently played with the new Eero Wi-Fi 6 AP, I could get 500Mbps as it seems to be duplex two channels. That's probably the
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   Relevant recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25440738 Waiting for an Air-FM paper now.
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   An average Chinese citizen is only aware of income tax, they don’t realize that they are paying taxes and fees for something say when buying a bag of sugar or salt.
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   I am curious about how much Dropbox pays for data ingress/egress, they migrated storage to their own on premise data center, then now moving data back to S3 for the data lake.
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   I have multiple Wyze cams and recently got hit with a big surprise, if Wyze cam lost power suddenly, the past 4 mins event footage is NOT stored on the local SD card, and the actual event is not stored on the cloud as well. Wyze still has
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   This makes me really sad. 10 years ago around Thanksgiving, I got my first Kindle - the keyboard one with an AT&T 3G card, one of the first few books I read was his "Delivering Happiness". Amazon was not the juggernaut it is t
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   by yftsui 6y ago

   Agreed, it has nothing new beside the YouTube video demoed a few months ago by exploiting MEMS microphone on voice assistants. The pictures in the paper is hilarious, an oscilloscope showing two Sin waves from the internal calibration sourc
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Newseum used to print these front pages and display them selectively along the side walk, it is closed now but it publishes the front page of major papers around the world in PDF. https://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages&#x2
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    It is expensive comparably. In Seattle, the winter starting price is 0.096$ per KWH, after exceeding a certain limit it goes to to 0.10$ per KWH.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    If offices become vacant, what is the motivation to live in the city anyway?
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Condo Internet and the other two are available in very limited apartment buildings. Century link is the only one that provide real Gigabit service to homes outside those apartment buildings. Comcast? Well you can enjoy the speed for 5 hour
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    I pay $89 a month for a 600Mbps Comcast. If I am ever able to download at full speed, my data cap hit within 5 hours.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    You are comparing Focus assist light with LiDAR, not the phase based or contrast based focus.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    It’s already being used by ec2 in the us-east-1 and us-west-2 regions. https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Red cars also pays higher premium for insurance
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    https://archive.is/BobhF
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Hmm my local postal office never deliver large Amazon package, they just “attempted delivery at 9am but nobody is home”, then come and leave a note later in the mailbox.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Yep and Coral is also open sourced as AWS Smithy, it makes no sense to assume AWS usage means anything or vice versa.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Fargate and Lambda use Firecracker https://firecracker-microvm.github.io/
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    iMessage and FaceTime. Simple, works, keep me connected with people who are relevant.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    If a company is making a "Generic" charger using a proprietary connector(only used by Dell in this case), it is their responsibility to make sure it works. Otherwise, it is a bad quality knock-off.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Doesn't DRM means they tried hard to stop you from clone it? Any hobbyist can get a sample chip from Maxim, clone the data from the original PSU and write it to the new chip. I agree it should be an open standard, but the implementatio
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Dell Laptop PSUs has this for at least 15 years. Internally it use a DS2501 to store the manufacturer, wattage, output voltage, output current, Dell SN and check sum. It is more like EDID for power supplies, it is definitely not DRM. It hel
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Seems like Facebook is gonna to be hit really hard, it has been H1-B dependent for a while.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Actual video starts at 2:06. I heard no sound but saw his mouth moving, thought something was wrong with my Airpods Bluetooth connection, so I kept disconnect and reconnect it lol.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    This reminds me of the SliceLine episode of Silicon Valley Season 5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txl90NEl92U Its even better, DoorDash is doing this without even switching boxes.
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    The fiddle doesn't work on Safari. TypeError: Intl.v8BreakIterator is not a function. (In 'Intl.v8BreakIterator(['ja-JP'], {type:'word'})', 'Intl.v8BreakIterator' is undefined)
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    by yftsui 6y ago

    Exactly... The article over complicated the question to make it looks like rocket science. I don't understand why someone would write a such a confusing article, rule of thumb is just first get the actual capacity initialized, then mul