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noipv4
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Comment #46200965
i would imagine to make life of the statisticians downstream easier
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Comment #46143672
We should have a consumer Coop for computer hardware, so that we can negotiate prices and availability.
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Comment #45899030
How much more innovation can this tiny slice of 2.4GHZ spectrum support?
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Comment #42363559
Sign of times; we have trained millions of MBA monkeys and they have infiltrated everywhere. just see what a cesspool linkedin is.
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Comment #39821973
sponsored by makers of advil and tylenol ?
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Comment #39597928
Mac mini is a server?
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Comment #39340397
Registered for it. it's sponsored by intel, interestingly.
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Comment #38471741
Can we run these computers in space using tiny nuclear reactors where water cooling won't be necessary?
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Comment #36348494
Interesting, but A35 is grossly underperforming, and is an efficiency core.
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Comment #36288803
Interesting! I guess they might also return back to FIVR when the CPU voltage regulators were integrated into the chip silicon. (Haswell / Broadwell)
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Comment #36181547
Are there any super capacitors based batterys which emulate a LiIon which won't bloat but will still act as a battery for intermittent high drain situation?
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Comment #36181537
Charge level control for such devices should be standard. All my always connected devices with LiPo batteries have led to eventual bloating and safety hazards.
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Comment #35984648
Why do many resveratrol supplements contain Japanese knotweed? Which part of the plant secretes that?
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Comment #35845642
and Bose too. I liked the ambient sound feature of the QC20 wired earplugs.
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Comment #35563456
GNSS-SDR is a decently usable software. We use it regularly in our lab with low-cost and medium cost SDRs like Pluto, USRP B series boards (modded with .5 ppm TCXOs). Configuring i…
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Comment #35548326
Back to Intel StrongARM Pocket PC PDAs?
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Comment #35507892
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Comment #34388094
If you really want to experience rallying I would recommend driving one of the modern road going rally inspired cars like the Lancer EVO / WRX STI / GR Yaris. They handle like no o…
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Comment #34268772
Unfortunately the company helped kill Aureal 3D tech and hence their 3d sound positioning competitor.
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Comment #34142179
These days an Adalm Pluto with a custom firmware would do ;) or maybe a Flipper zero.
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Comment #34135568
Using 5GHz is a real pain here in Switzerland. Only 4 non DFS channels are available 36, 40, 44 and 48 (output power is also highly restricted in these 4 channels). Rest 14 channel…
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Comment #34000196
Coporation BTW, what makes the pictures in the paper wildly dithered like that?
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Comment #33860334
Just as every other aspect of American life has played out while being taken over by the corporate management model and financialization. Quality plummets, costs soar, Executives p…
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Comment #33797258
very interesting! learning using neural networks of pigeon. Do you have a link to this experiment? I would like to learn more about how pigeons learn and inspect.
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Comment #33755169
How easy is it to obtain sodium from common salt?