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by zw123456 7y ago
oops, I meant to saw lower latency and higher throughput.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Yes sorry Lower Latency and higher throughput.
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by zw123456 7y ago
one of the major reasons that so called mm-wave is far safer than previous low/ mid-band (i.e. < 6GHz) technologies is the following.mm-wave frequencies (e.g. 28Ghz) allow the use of array antennas (i.e. Phased Array Antennas, PAA&#
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by zw123456 7y ago
One thing that a lot of people do not understand is that 5G can operate in any frequency band. In fact, for many 4G radios it is nothing more than a software upgrade, no change to the physical device or power levels, just faster and lower t
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by zw123456 7y ago
I agree, the idea that you get equal "credit" for just being a state is also something that is no longer relevant. In the 18th and even 19th century the ratio of highly populated to low populated states was not significant. Today
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I have often thought that part of the rationale for the electoral college was that in the 18th century they did not have the internet, TV, Radio, even newspapers were pretty scarce. So it just wasn't all that practical for a candidate
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by zw123456 7y ago
Made me wonder if there is a way to use them to generate electricity somehow? Could one of these microbes be modified so you could feed it something and it makes electricity ?
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by zw123456 7y ago
On some level, I would posit that music is still a form of language. Music is to language what poetry is to mathematics. Mathematics (or computer programing languages) are a formal method of conveying information in a very strict structural
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Trump Has Asked His Lawyer to Look into Buying Greenland(vanityfair.com)
3 points by zw123456 7y ago|1 comments
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When it comes to introspection or when examining yourself or working out a problem, in my view, anything that gives you some level of objective detachment can help. I can see where speaking in the 3rd person could be one approach. Other peo
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I think this is the best article I have seen on this topic: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/6-things-to-know-... Specifically the graph about halfway through the article that show the relationship between th
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There is nothing that we could leave on Earth that could survive that long due to plate tectonics and anything on the moon would get covered over by moon dust. The only thing that could survive that long would be a probe such as voyager on
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Ask HN: How to send a message to a future species?
4 points by zw123456 7y ago|6 comments
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Yup, totally agree. One thing I have found is that many of these devices use the venerable and cheap ESP8266 chip which is extraordinarily easy to hack. It can't really be factory flashed so the programming pins are almost always padde
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by zw123456 7y ago
Interesting. I am not sure what the underlying basis of the cube root is, but the population of the U.S. has gone from 80 million to 340 million since 1911 and the size of the assembly has not changed in that period. I think it is an overlo
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Perfect, I agree completely.
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I think that a solution this problem as well as many others like undo influence, too much money needed and so on, could be solved by increasing the number of representatives. I believe that the only stipulations in the constitution is that
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by zw123456 7y ago
Oh cool. I will try it for sure, thanks !
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by zw123456 7y ago
I think it is a good summarizer, I also saw a few others cited in the comments. Has anyone seen one that is a browser add-in where if I am surfing around and see a long article but don't have time to read it I can click a button withou
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by zw123456 7y ago
One thing I did not spot in the article is how long the splat actually lasted. It called it a slow collision but was it 1 minute, 1 day ? But in any case very interesting theory.
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My humble tribute to Apollo 11 AGC(github.com)
39 points by zw123456 7y ago|2 comments
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Verizon eyes cloud-native container-based tech for network edge(fiercewireless.com)
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by zw123456 7y ago
Sorry I wasn't around today to respond more timely, but I appreciate all the interest and thoughtful responses. After reading through them, I think I see a misunderstanding. One of the advantages of the pencil width beams is that the
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by zw123456 7y ago
Thank you, I wasn't online to respond. I agree with all your answers.
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It is not exactly SDR's but getting further into the weeds here, the radio is split into two parts, this actually started with the introduction of LTE. The BBU (Baseband Unit) is centrally located or can be collocated and the RRU (Remo
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by zw123456 7y ago
I think there is a lot of mis-information floating around here. There are 2 "flavors" of 5G per 3Gpp 1) FR1 which is 5G operating on low/mid band (below 6Ghhz) and 2) FR2 which is 5G operating above 6Ghz If the sub 6Ghz band,
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by zw123456 7y ago
These guys were the original hackers !!! I knew a lot of these guys, they were taping 2meter repeaters with these funky handheld radios that looked like a phone way back in the late 70's, I thought they were kookokoobooros.. but turns
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by zw123456 7y ago
I think you are on the right track. I think there was a post here on HN the other day about needing a trillion trees to counter CO2 from human activity (or something like that). So what if online retailers like Amazon had some sort of opt
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by zw123456 7y ago
I still think the simplest way to get rid of spam calls is to charge a small fee for each call, perhaps 5 or 10 cents but instead of the money going to the telco have it passed through to the person being called. For people who are friends,
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by zw123456 7y ago
One thing that everyone needs to take into consideration is that it is not a static thing. When I was younger (30's) I had 0 free time probably, but now I am semi-retired and work out of my home freelance which I do mostly for somethin

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