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by zw123456 6y ago
A telco can not "drop a pole" anywhere for free. There is a fee paid to either co-locate on existing or to place a new pole. All cities and counties have right of way fees that all carriers pay to use the right of way.
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by zw123456 6y ago
The wireless companies will most definitely go to all 5G, but not necessarily mm-wave. 5Gnr will be used for sub6 and will have a lot of benefits over 4G primarily lower latency due to the 100us TTI.
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by zw123456 6y ago
Actually, because of the low propagation properties, mm-wave 5G network is mostly fiber. The signal can only travel a few hundred feet, the rest is fiber. Why ? The most expensive part of fiber is the last few hundred feet. Also, the antenn
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by zw123456 6y ago
This is actually a pretty good explanation of why mm-wave is safe. An inside joke in the industry is that mm-wave can't propagate it's way out of a wet paper bag. Which is quite literally true. One might wonder then, what is the a
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by zw123456 6y ago
Does anyone know if they are planning on removing the slats? Maybe if they randomly changed the spacing of the slats if it would alleviate the problem ?
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by zw123456 6y ago
Yes, sometimes the vagaries of the stock market can be confounding. But the in addition to expectations already mentioned, investors often compare the potential return from stocks vs. other investments primarily interest bearing such as bon
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by zw123456 6y ago
OMG, Washington State, I live near Seattle, Inslee is a complete idiot. I have gotten several letters telling me my unemployment is on its way, I keep going online to the web site and telling them no, I have not filed a complaint. Then say
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by zw123456 6y ago
True Story: I get asked... so many times; what is Dark Fiber and I can just not resist the opportunity to be a smart ass and say "it is evil fiber". Or something like that; fiber from the dark side, darth vader fiber etc. Then I
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by zw123456 6y ago
In my view, there are 3 plausible scenarios: 1. He is lying about it and not taking it because he wants to prove he was right that it is OK to take or whatever. my view: plausible. 2. He is actually taking it. my view: implausible, with his
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by zw123456 6y ago
When I was in high school I spent an entire summer grinding my own mirror out in the barn for a 6" Newtonian telescope. It was the most fun and satisfying project a kid can do. I bought the mirror blanks and basic parts from a mail ord
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by zw123456 6y ago
Navy pilots draw penis in the sky... https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/nation-world/national/ar... top that !
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by zw123456 6y ago
Does not work with a touch screen.
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Ask HN: We Need Help
7 points by zw123456 6y ago|2 comments
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by zw123456 6y ago
Looks like you are getting a lot of advice. Meh, I will throw my 3 cents in.... Buy a guitar, or whatever musical instrument interests you. Play music, where no one can hear you if possible Get a sketch book and a set of sketch pencils. Dra
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by zw123456 6y ago
I got this error. Hmmm...can’t reach this page Make sure you’ve got the right web address: http://themixtapeproj.com
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Can Farts Transmit Covid-19 Coronavirus?(forbes.com)
5 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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Whoopee Cushion(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
he dead, otherwise they would have waltz him around by now.
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by zw123456 7y ago
A nice canonical compendium of philosophical theories https://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html#a
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Multiscale variations of the crustal stress field throughout North America(nature.com)
1 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
I perhaps should have elaborated further. No programming or engineering skills, but almost all have degrees but in business, marketing etc. I like the internal idea market idea, I am in a position where I do a lot of "ride alongs&quot
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Ask HN: If you suddenly had 20K workers available, what you have them do?
5 points by zw123456 7y ago|7 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
Could you just take it and they pay you to take it and dump it into dry wells in Texas and Oklahoma, seems like a reasonable gamble ? Shrug....
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by zw123456 7y ago
I am sure you are right, everyone on HN is always right about everything :) Probably those of us that loved Louie just felt like he was like that.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Me too, I have always been slower, not a fault at all. If you code slow and make fewer mistakes then you may end up being faster in the end than someone who cranks it out but has to redo it 3 times when problems are found in testing. Of cou
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by zw123456 7y ago
Sorry I have not been monitoring this. Here is what I learned back then. What we were working on was an automated system to monitor data circuits, which back then were basically modems connected to a dedicated audio circuit. They called it
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by zw123456 7y ago
I started my career at Bell Labs in the 80's and one engineer there made a huge impact on me. I learned more from him that any other single person I have worked with since. He suffered from progressive myopia so he had a rig with a cam
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by zw123456 7y ago
Biting my tongue here as hard as I can... But, karma points ? the first time I say it was like 1991 maybe. Let's think here for a bit, what would be a way to take the opinion of the masses, but weigh that against.. let's say some
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by zw123456 7y ago
A Tandy Corporation. They almost went under and then they were bought out by a leather crafts business. We used to joke around about Radio Shaft but my Trash 80 was the most hacked up PoS ever ! Great memories. And good on him for living
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by zw123456 7y ago
Data and Computer Communications, William Stallings

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