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casylum

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    Comment #49007118

    That would be the LIN bus. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Interconnect_Network

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    Comment #43876660

    If anyone wants to try and see it the orbit is listed. https://www.n2yo.com/passes/?s=6073

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    Comment #40259975

    Take a look at this. It sounds exactly like what you are describing. https://www.modalai.com/products/voxl-2-mini?variant=4424638... Maybe this is something you could develop on in…

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    Comment #37851982

    Often it's the lens that results in poor quality images. You can get a RPi sensor with CS mount and add your own lens of your choosing. It's been a huge upgrade in quality and is r…

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    Comment #33873475

    https://www.oshcut.com/ has pretty good prices these days.

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    Comment #32451604

    Routing tables need to be limited in size in order for hardware to decide where to route packets fast enough. In the past hardware was more cpu and memory bound than the present.

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    Comment #30996473

    Lots of people leave the profession before becoming pilots at a major carrier.

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    Comment #28439209

    It has been done successfully in the past. All you need to do is add the appropriate lens to focus further away. Here they used an optical flow sensor for obstacle avoidance in a c…

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    Comment #27839540

    Excessive dust can trigger false alarms. They make heat detectors for spaces like garages and attics. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Kidde-Firex-Hardwired-Inter-Conn...

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    Comment #25992396

    I'd be interested in any book recommendations on this topic too.

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    Comment #25823283

    Looks like modelsim https://github.com/Nuand/bladeRF-wiphy/blob/main/fpga/models... https://www.mentor.com/products/fv/modelsim/

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    Comment #22124237

    Ah, yes I missed that. Thanks for pointing it out.

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    Comment #22121611

    SB50 allows for 4 and 5 story apartment buildings near "high quality" bus routes. This is a not the same thing as just allowing development near transit stations. If you look at a …

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    Comment #21001433

    Each state is different: https://toool.us/laws.html

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    Comment #20740977

    But then carriers would have a financial motivation to not upgrade tower capacity. The more congested - the more money they make.

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    Comment #19350078

    Does restic support sparse files yet?

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    Comment #19326023

    They are working on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNQPikt13Lk&t=3m14s

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    Comment #19294980

    What are you using instead of DC/OS?

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    Comment #19256666

    There is 5G and there is 5G mmWave. They are two separate parts of "5G". There are still advantages to sub 6GHz standard cell phone frequencies such as lower latency and higher thr…

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    Comment #18933270

    Sticker on the window? There is an issue with retailers tracking shoppers movements in a store. FTC take on the issue: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/blogs/techftc/2015/04/privac.…

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    Comment #18755836

    It's not the phase stability that's important, but the accuracy and drift over time.

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    Comment #18125897

    It is not uncommon to have lots of simple processors in one chip. One could manage low power mode, another encryption and boot, and another core functionality required in a hard dr…

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    Comment #17973787

    System on chip. It usually refers to a cpu with integrated devices such as GPU, memory controller, camera interface, wireless, etc.

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    Comment #17088966

    I had that happen to me once. The Amazon rep told me the item was being transferred to a warehouse near me before being shipped out "2 day shipping". That sounds like 7 day shippin…

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    Comment #17032266

    BricsCAD is pretty popular. https://www.bricsys.com/en-us/bricscad/