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Comment #24773506
I see your argument as avocating for a flavor of wealth redistribution. Is be interested in hearing more, but would prefer to explore the idea in a less polarizing, more academic w…
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Comment #23960025
I agree. I'm here because I like being part of a community where folks are balanced and measured and without outrage culture.
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Comment #23292340
For what it's worth op, I never saw the criticisms, just the original article. Replying is like a Streisand effect. If you must reply, replying less directly might serve you better…
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Comment #23240300
Too many of these personal finance apps aren't putting the web first
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Comment #23240241
I use this too. Maybe I like the beancount more, but having my finances available on the web to share with my so is valuable. Too many told are meant for one pers,on and don't supp…
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Comment #22892217
Be warned, EE jobs are drying up. I think they had negative job growth recently
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Comment #22750832
I agree with the duality that you describe. Nevertheless, wouldn't the software part of an SDR reduce the need for expensive physical electronic components, while increasing abilit…
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Comment #22749847
Does anyone have a good reccomendation for an HF transceiver? It seems like many popular SDRs are receive only or crazy expensive. I've been looking at the RS-HFIQ ( https://www.ho…
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Comment #22749807
I'm interested in HF, but I'm interested in transmitting too. It's my understanding that Airspy is receive only?
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Comment #22236330
I hadn't heard of othernet. APRS is cool and ripe for disruption.
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Comment #22236275
Don't forget about the baud rate limit too. Who likes that?
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Comment #22236176
Does gdpr forbid mistakes?
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Comment #22221025
I feel like amateur radio is dying not because it's old, but because regulation blocks it from staying new.
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Comment #22220980
Let me offer a different perspective. Is rf engineering and research obselete? Should the ability to experiment be locked into spectrum owned by monopolistic companies? And from an…
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Comment #22220963
https://hamprojects.info/mortty/
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Comment #22220907
Radio is very decentralized. I wonder if that could be a nice avenue for modernizing the hobby.
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Comment #22138668
Why would you build a completely separate lab in Phoenix?
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Comment #22138629
Where I work in the healthcare area, we are trying to expand from the us into Europe. And interesting legal question is how to honor Europe's right-to-be-forgotten laws with the US…
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Comment #22135390
7. auto-categorization
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Comment #21847848
Less than a watt could get you around the world.
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Comment #21767899
Where/how do you find employers who pay for hairy problem solving and not just another piece of CRUD?
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Comment #21767873
The scientific world may disagree. I work in bioinformatics and take a pay cut to do interesting work. It's not negative, but I'm not making a lot of money. Supply and demand- peop…
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Comment #21421154
Maybe a faster release cycle will help Python and friends insulate from this issue better. Akin to os security updates.
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Comment #20649624
Yes this!
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Comment #20648771
If you were to get a plan on a cheap mvno with a second phone number, would it work as seamlessly as if your main number were tied to your SIM?