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luma
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Comment #49243815
If you have multiple fixed BLE receivers, you can do full trilateration. This project integrates into Home Assistant using HA proxy BLE receivers to track phones moving around in y…
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Comment #49243757
Already exists, most of them advertise via BLE so you just need to watch for their adverts: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.pocketpc.ne...
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Comment #49213850
An alternative reason would be that they see this behavior so frequently that it didn't really raise to the level of concern.
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Comment #49082509
Having a non-deterministic network device in path sounds fun for troubleshooting. AI firewall team about to become the new ticket sponge in every org.
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Comment #48970379
Hell yeah brother, this sounds like a fantastic project with a lot of room to dig into fun things with the double extra bonus of other people having fun with the result. Now you ha…
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Comment #48816585
This reads more like The Netherlands hopes to bribe US researchers into moving to the Netherlands.
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Comment #48761236
Doubtful. The problem with the pi idea is that you need to include the offset, which will likely be as long as or longer than your data.
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Comment #48676072
It also makes authentication Not Your Problem. Getting someone else to handle password resets alone seems worth the squeeze.
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Comment #48667883
I know nothing of what is happening here but Broadcom has a lot of IP in high speed/low latency data transfer from chip to datacenter scales.
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Comment #48593173
What does that have to do with investment? OP didn't say "don't integrate American tech company products into your workflow". Say what one will about the current state of America, …
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Comment #48588145
Kinda, NVME devices still need to be on their HCL and are priced about what you would expect.
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Comment #48509093
Developing a functional app that meets your needs with an LLM takes it's own kind of skill, and is substantially more difficult if you can't recognize when the machine is steering …
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Comment #48508791
What sense of pride an accomplishment do you get from using a library, or a high level language? You didn't write that code, you didn't hand translate into processor opcodes, etc. …
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Comment #48489125
Later in its life, the Dreamcast release the "broadband adapter", a 100mbit Ethernet replacement for the modem. Worked great, but very limited support in games. That plus a DC keyb…
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Comment #48484221
> Gmail, Docs/Drive/etc, Google Calendar MS is the overwhelming favorite in each of these markets if you only consider paying users.
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Comment #48382299
The key word here is "information". No known quantum effect results in information being transferred faster than the speed of light (which might be more correctly known these days …
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Comment #48382038
No quantum process currently known allows for information transfer faster than the speed of light.
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Comment #48368480
Flux.ai offers a PCB design solution which is a clear interest for Adafruit. Anyone have any idea what this is about?
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Comment #48247190
What's frustrating is that Prusa isn't too far removed from how Bambu works today. Prusa-Link (the onboard firmware) allows you to do very basic job control but has essentially zer…
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Comment #48214923
It's also completely blocked for me, thanks for a link I can actually read!
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Comment #48199201
Because way more than three out of five Google results are SEO garbage or sponsored crap. The bar has been set extremely low by Google, a 60% validity rate sounds magical.
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Comment #48112118
Core1, add an INDX if you want multi tool (far more flexible and less waste than the AMS).
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Comment #48099162
That'd be extortion, not blackmail. CF did neither thing.
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Comment #48097719
Different, this would be a "field engineer", which is pretty common for supporting customers which might have a lot of technical needs around your product. For example, some microc…
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Comment #48095469
Here's a chart of the top 10 professions per 100,000 FTE (basically, per capita): https://www.bls.gov/charts/census-of-fatal-occupational-inju...