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by zw123456 4y ago
Hmm, ok, fair enough. good feedback. TY
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by zw123456 4y ago
Ah no, not with edge compute, think MEC. Nope, I have a test VM on wavelength, under 4ms over 5G :)
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by zw123456 4y ago
I posted that farther down in the thread. Yes, I thought the same thing. Sorry for the repetition, but this is a little dream of mine. I have an experimental cloud phone that has no CPU and uses an FPGA to directly transfer data from a VM i
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by zw123456 4y ago
Hehe, you one upped me for sure :) We are joking around of course, but sometimes interesting innovation comes from weird ponderings. I have an experimental cloud phone that has no CPU and uses an FPGA to directly transfer data from a VM in
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by zw123456 4y ago
I clicked present without adding anything, my design uses a telepathic interface, you simply think about it. If you see something, the image is transferred to the memory and uploaded to the cloud by simply desiring that occur. No microphone
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by zw123456 4y ago
Huh, I did not know that. OK, legit to bitch for sure. Maybe it is me then because if I am looking at the Earth zoomed out, I always reach for google earth, and perhaps I just never notice it when zoomed in using it for directions. Thanks!
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by zw123456 4y ago
Is it just me or does it seem like this is a problem that is disappearing with the prevalence of computers? I mean, the only time I can remember seeing a Mercator projection is in yet another HN "here is how bad Mercator is" artic
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by zw123456 4y ago
I thought it was really cool and I noticed towards the end, it shifted away from organic evolution to architecture and structures. Then I saw farther down he posted another one projecting into the future the evolution of man and perhaps his
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by zw123456 4y ago
I like the comments, but I was just noting that the original post did not contain the requisite (2015) in the title, but I see that has been fixed now.
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by zw123456 4y ago
The article is from 2015
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Water defies gravity and pours upwards Slow-motion water fun at the Hoover Dam(youtube.com)
1 points by zw123456 4y ago|1 comments
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by zw123456 4y ago
Propellers all the way down.
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by zw123456 4y ago
No dishes, Phased Array ar flat
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by zw123456 4y ago
Yes, but it's tricky and takes time, if you replace on starlink with 30km radius with 4 at 15km. but then kupier could go to 10km while starlink is doing that. Satellite wars!
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by zw123456 4y ago
I explain it this way; think of it as a cellular network in the sky, except in a terrestrial cellular network, the cell sites are stationary and connected via fiber and you are moving in your car or walking (or you can). With LEOS, each sat
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by zw123456 4y ago
The problem here IMO is that although intelligence can be fairly well defined and measured and it tends to be fairly static over a given period of time, happiness can be more difficult to measure or define and fluctuates. Someone may say th
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Unprecedented 100% of First 14 Patients with Cancer Respond to Dostarlimab(ascopost.com)
76 points by zw123456 4y ago|25 comments
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by zw123456 4y ago
Her personal story is also fascinating, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether Thank you for all the excellent posts to help people like me understand a bit more about this interesting work.
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by zw123456 4y ago
I recall one time, some years ago, I cannot remember exactly but I remember going to a meeting in a high rise with some co-workers and others, we get on the elevator together and there is a Muzak version of Devo playing, I could not help cr
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by zw123456 4y ago
I agree completely. I have a large collection of original shellac 78's some as early as 1930's as well as true vinyl LP's from 1970's. They all sound terrible, what make them cool and collectable is the originality, not
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by zw123456 4y ago
When I was in college, I had this "friend" who, when we went out on the town, in a bar, or club, would walk right up to women and ask them if they wanted to fuck. Just like that, it was embarrassing. But he persisted. I asked him,
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by zw123456 4y ago
Maybe, a little piece of someone lives on in our hearts, memories, things like that. Not magic, just memories of love for someone. Look. My Ma was sick, and hurting, I held her hand, we pinky swore over something silly, we knew that, it ma
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by zw123456 4y ago
Well. All I know is this. I was a weird kid, and my mom protected me. I grew up on a farm in a pretty rural area. When I was between my sophomore and junior year in high school, my dad wanted me to work on the farm, to make me a man, or wh
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Ask HN: Is anyone out there “quiet quitting” and willing to talk about it?
11 points by zw123456 4y ago|10 comments
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by zw123456 4y ago
Sorry for your loss and everyone else who is sharing. About 10 years ago, my mom came down with cancer and was in hospice care for some time. I had the opportunity to sit with her and hold hands and talk. She was a person of faith, I am not
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How to Estimate Distance Using Just Your Thumb(lifehacker.com)
8 points by zw123456 4y ago|0 comments
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AI Is Discovering Its Own ‘Fundamental’ Physics and Scientists Are Baffled(vice.com)
17 points by zw123456 4y ago|2 comments
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by zw123456 4y ago
I know this isn't what you meant, but I was at a garage sale, and they had a stack of old books, one had a hollowed-out compartment in it that contained a "sex toy". I asked the proprietor of the garage sale where the books c
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by zw123456 4y ago
Thank you for taking the time to do that! I think I get the basics now.
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by zw123456 4y ago
Can I get an ELI5 ?

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