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Comment #8088315
Still if you could do that , wear a noise silencing headphones an be in total silence(instead of music), won't it be nicer ?
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Comment #8088222
Another question: are those earphone strongly decrease non-continuous noise(like talking) ?
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Comment #8088210
Maybe i'm optimistic ,but building a dsp that connects to a few mics and an earphone amp using low latency adc's is protected. And the other stuff is software, which in general is …
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Comment #8088192
Maybe it's your personal taaste(or that you haven't tried the right earphones) , but at least according to reviews, many are quiet pleased with a good noise cancelling tech when it…
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Comment #8087918
Sure, you'll probably need dedicated low latency hardware. But that's probably relatively cheap, and shouldn't prevent apple ,or even a smaller company doing something in that area…
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Comment #8087703
When i look at the bose QuietComfort earphones - earphones that are supposed to have(according to reviews) the unique ability to greatly block non-constant noise(for example talkin…
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Comment #8086595
This actually is quite a generic problem - most non-fiction books have a little bit of great wisdom , and a lot of fluff. Creating a marketplace/business-model for people who write…
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Comment #8085223
An alternative limiting factor could be the lack of great, low cost ,measurement tools. But there are some signs we're getting there, like this[1] chip based platform that can test…
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Comment #8073636
Another guess is: they are competing on price. Nobody else can offer a mayday like service at that price point.
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Comment #8073336
One big question - how much does mayday cost for amazon ?
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Comment #8073289
One view is that , as far as eCommerce , mobile is really hard(very low conversion rate) and nobody has yet cracked the formula.This could be a very big risk to amazon if someone c…
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Comment #8063346
Not wanting to discourage you, but reddit.com/r/science does something pretty similar and very successfully - they have 6 million subscribers ,many comm enters are scientists, and …
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Comment #8059354
Be realistic. What's the likelihood it's a bomb vs the likelihood of propaganda ?
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Comment #8059309
> Cisco (Linksys from time to time) and others who have had a hub The hub didn't include low power wireless which is essential for IOT.
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Comment #8054802
That doesn't look like a growth story in the last year and half.
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Comment #8044916
It's possible for publishers/amazon to build a contract that will protect you in that case while still letting authors drop books from the service.
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Comment #8043939
If it also has non-fiction books - which usually are very amenable to skimming , or to reading just interesting parts , it's a very good value for $10.
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Comment #8038901
Some technical details : "" “We currently use a spread spectrum radio technology on the physical layer. By using spread spectrum we minimize the interference that we cause to other…
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Comment #8038795
> But from a consumer's perspective, it seems like a solution in search of problem I think the company to look at is Philips. They really understand how to create appealing connect…
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Comment #8038662
So do you see some IOT tech that could spread without needing a router in every home ?
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Comment #8037842
In my eyes, the ideal rotocol would be one that fits, but doesn't need any router at all. While not excatly that, lora , a long range(kilometers) low power/cost protocol, seems lik…
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Comment #8037616
I read that they will be release a new $1 stm32f4 mcu using a new process soon. http://www.st.com/web/en/news/n3547 BTW , my mistake , it's stm32f3 , altough it's cortex-m4. a bit …
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Comment #8036712
I wonder if there's a possibility, using langsec(language based security) soomething similar to build a generic tool to solve this stuff once and for all ?
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Comment #8030941
> It's hard to beat the zero waiting for a given trip What if it's 5 minutes and then no need to seek parking - which can take a long time ? And what about being driven and able to…