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colsandurz
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Comment #43338960
This comment is over-the-top mean and unfair. Alex was my advisor in grad school and I only know him to be honest, hard working and technically sound. I haven’t read this book clos…
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Comment #30582409
What’s the difference between this and Google Flu trends?
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Comment #28149827
I work at a place with a flat structure and I can’t emphasize enough how true this is. It’s especially noticeable when you’re not one of the in-crowd.
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Comment #27877399
What’s wrong with giving people options?
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Comment #27704500
What do we have Sheriffs? What do they do that local and state law enforcement don't do?
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Comment #27655313
Not sure what he’s doing but this should help: http://fellrnr.com/wiki/Magnesium
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Comment #25756749
Not really. To geolocate a user the cell providers would need to know the absolute position of all the LTE repeaters and cells (which they might). But they'd also need to compensat…
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Comment #25756705
A GPS repeater would only give accurate time, not position. The repeater only repeats the signal that's captured by the antenna on the roof. I use GPS repeaters frequently in my la…
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Comment #25615130
Can anyone link to some recipes that feature plant based protein? Here's a few my wife and I really like: https://food52.com/recipes/30932-heidi-swanson-s-pan-fried-g... https://ww…
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Comment #24366807
Does this work with Apple Health?? Is there an easy way to get data out of Apple Health?
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Comment #23398388
So the NSA is doing what they actually should be doing?
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Comment #22440082
Would you ever be able to test two potential parents to see if they're both carriers for genetic diseases? Or, is that a completely different type of test?
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Comment #21016108
And the square foot below me has 575x the density of Monaco and there are no problems here!
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Comment #20377914
94% loss is only 12.2 dB (10 * log10(1-0.94) == 12.2)... not that much. Also, where's the STL if I want to try this myself??
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Comment #19625177
Not only that but APs usually have more antennas, which makes a huge difference. The antennas can also be spaced out more (for better diversity) and be physically larger (typically…
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Comment #18748978
Me too. Haven't missed it either.
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Comment #16333530
So what's semiennial mean?
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Comment #15153327
Software Defined Radio | Boston | Devin | dwwkelly at fastmail.fm I program radios professionally and I've taught several short courses on SDR. If there's anyone in my area who's i…
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Comment #12719956
What can I do about this?
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Comment #12497106
Does anyone have any recommendations for a high sample rate microphone? Something that can do 120,000 samples per second or more? I don't need USB, really just the high sample rate…
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Comment #12240763
How do I show the FCC that I care about this???
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Comment #11355259
I've got a 3rd gen and I like except for button-less mouse, the weird touch-strip for the function key. They fixed both of these with the 4th gen though. I use Arch and pretty much…
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Comment #10329697
In general Ettus is the best around unless you have a really large budget and want to get something with a backplane (which I highly recommend you avoid unless you have really spec…
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Comment #10138252
This also isn't an artificial pancreas because you still have to wear an insulin pump and insulin pumps aren't artificial pancreases. To me, an artificial pancreas acts like the pa…
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Comment #10138111
I second privoxy. I never see ads and the memory usage is low, 0.1% on my 8GB laptop. I use it along with polipo (a caching proxy).