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by fuzzyset 3y ago
Sexual preference and genetic material are very different from sexual activity and genetic data . These privacy polices are always very broad (not saying this is a good thing). The multitude of microphones in cars can easily accident
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by fuzzyset 3y ago
I used to attend O-RAN meetings for a major telecom, and this was always the major hurdle I envisioned for the adoption of these things. On the technical side, it's a fun problem and interesting work, but O-RAN and open source cellular
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by fuzzyset 4y ago
Somewhat related, but I recently discovered the Calibre "Fetch News" function. It parses the articles (similarly to archive.org I assume in that it also bypasses paywalls) and puts them into a nice EPUB format. I run it in server
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by fuzzyset 4y ago
Compare a list of companies that attend MIT's career fair vs those that attend UMass. There will be some overlap, and it's not a closed door if you don't go to MIT/Stanford/etc. But, if you want to land an internshi
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by fuzzyset 5y ago
These types of articles always frustrate me because the authors never seem to question where and how these apps are getting your data. These APIs and privileges are granted by iOS and Android. If only we had real privacy legislation in the
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by fuzzyset 7y ago
I work for a major wireless provider in the US (as a wireless engineer). Huawei equipment is almost an order of magnitude cheaper than the Scandinavian companies. Samsung is such a small player in the US that they don't really matter.
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by fuzzyset 7y ago
Publicly stating your opposition to a contentious issue your company is facing isn't exactly an easy thing to do. Workplace marginalization is a real thing.
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by fuzzyset 7y ago
I think most are looking at this backwards. This system is most likely the reCaptcha of facial recognition. The same way Google already knows you're not a robot, and they just use you to improve their image recognition algos. The facia
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by fuzzyset 7y ago
The focus on supercomputing seems odd. x86 is not nearly as dominant in supercomputing as it is in servers. A quick look at the TOP500 shows many other architectures (top 3 aren't x86). Is there something a homegrown x86 chip would giv
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by fuzzyset 8y ago
Those are all there. With the nicknames as well.
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by fuzzyset 8y ago
Apple sold over 200million iPhones last year. That's 60million$ in saved BOM costs. At the scale that smartphones are sold, saving pennies here and there adds up to millions in additional revenue. Obviously there's costs to runnin
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by fuzzyset 8y ago
4G mobile standard was LTE from 3GPP, which competed against WiMax from IEEE and won in the late 00s. 5G mobile standard is NR (stands for New Radio) from 3GPP. There is no competing mobile standard from anyone else. Biggest change compared
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by fuzzyset 8y ago
That's basically https://arxiv.org/ . The pre-print copyright (i.e. before editor/review comments) still belongs to the author so they can post it.