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by initplus 4y ago
>Satya: Thx for the chat. Will stay in touch. And will for sure follow-up on Teams feedback! I wish I had a direct line to the CEO with my own Microsoft teams complaints...
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by initplus 4y ago
Building attestation into hardware sounds like a good idea in theory, but doesn't actually work. All it tells you is "this is what the camera saw", it doesn't actually tell you that what the camera saw was real. You can
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by initplus 4y ago
I don’t have the numbers, but at least for Iridium the data service is basically an afterthought. They allocated so much of their bandwidth to voice (using older insufficient voice codecs no less) and are now essentially locked in to a subo
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by initplus 4y ago
Downlink is internal to the sat provider, and will just send messages on to you over the ordinary internet.
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by initplus 4y ago
This product is targeted at actual users of "IoT", think remote monitoring in remote locations. Not "smart microwave" style IoT. Not sure there is any automatic solution for compression here. If you know your own use cas
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by initplus 4y ago
ADS-B is essentially mandatory nowadays, but it's just a radio that transmits location to others in the same local area. Get enough volunteers with receivers spread throughout the world and you do get real time location tracking of eve
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by initplus 4y ago
For use cases of this product you will be packing much tighter than this. You get terminal identification from the carrier, no need to waste precious packet space on identifiers. And it's probably also a waste to encode field names int
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by initplus 4y ago
Your hardware can record many datapoints, and bundle them up together into one packet for transmission in one big bundle. If you are reading a float off a sensor, you can get nearly 1 data point per minute, transmitted hourly, with a very n
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by initplus 4y ago
High. At least if it's anything like Iridium, probably seconds to minutes depending on coverage. Really not designed to be used like general purpose networking.
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by initplus 4y ago
Remote communication in places without cellular connectivity. Air quality, water quality, remote weather stations, aviation, industrial applications... Latency anywhere from a few seconds to minutes. Not used like normal networking, it&#x27
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by initplus 4y ago
I don't have numbers in front of me but it looks waaay cheaper. Seems they are trying to undercut Iridium SBD on price.
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by initplus 4y ago
Honestly Haskell's tooling is really surprisingly good these days. It works fine cross platform, there is a single "blessed" path without too many options to spend time agonizing over. Today the Haskell example is just `cabal
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by initplus 4y ago
On this friendship example, I think already FP is showing you something useful about the way you are designing your model. A friendship is really an edge in a graph. if you manage friendships by recording a collection of friend PersonId&#x2
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by initplus 4y ago
For journalists it's not basically part of your job, it often literally is! Many media organisations require their reporters to maintain an active online professional presence on Twitter.
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by initplus 4y ago
They also will know your IMEI the moment you connect to the cell network.
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by initplus 4y ago
C arrays are just sugar for pointer arithmetic. [] just calculates the sum and deferences the result. arr[n] == *(arr + n) == n[arr] All these forms are valid C and gcc will happily compile them all without complaining.
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by initplus 4y ago
Can't have your cake and eat it too. Either the license is viral (conditions imposed on user A still apply when A passes the software to B) or it's not. If you license your code to anyone under the Apache License, that person is t
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by initplus 4y ago
Those projects aren't unprofitable because production costs are too high. The projects are unprofitable & failing because Facebook is struggling to execute on their grand plans, and are having their traditional core business eaten
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by initplus 4y ago
The analysis of him doing better in broadcast/non-broadcast games was flawed, the analysis mis-categorized several of the tournaments in a way that made the conclusion stronger.
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by initplus 4y ago
It's at a point now where the instability of the local currency is ingrained in a whole generation of Argentinians. Unwinding that psychology is not easy, regardless of monetary policy. Every more "developed" country went thr
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by initplus 4y ago
But during that time period people (wisely) saw that currency controls were still on the table in the future, and acted as such. The fact that they the controls are expected to return has a chilling effect. When you remove currency controls
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by initplus 4y ago
If you bought them before October 2020, they qualify for the recall program and should be replaced for free. If you complain loudly enough maybe they will replace them for free anyway even if not covered (did so for mine).
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by initplus 4y ago
I'm not asserting that it's guaranteed to be true. But the evidence that exists is not sufficient to draw a certain conclusion either way. If the market were a superspreader event or indeed the true origin, the facts before us tod
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by initplus 4y ago
Make no mistake, the issue is in no way resolved on new manufactured 1st gen pros. New manufactured stock are more likely to be covered by the original purchase warranty and so there is less pressure on Apple to extend support. I recently h
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by initplus 4y ago
I used to think like this, but on closer inspection I realized that you create more waste/polution on every trip to the grocery store, or by driving a car for a week, or eating meat. Yes it's a shame that they are designed not to
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by initplus 4y ago
Judging a headphone by specific codec support just doesn't make sense. Support for acoustically transparent codecs is good enough. Nobody has every demonstrated an ability to reliably distinguish high bitrate mp3 or AAC from lossless.
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by initplus 4y ago
Apple has covered these sound issues for me, every time they have apparently diagnosed that the issue matches my complaint. But I've had to make 5 warranty claims for this in just over 2 years of ownership! I have only made 8 warranty
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by initplus 4y ago
It's not firmware - the issue develops very gradually rather than all at once. This is part of what makes it such an insidious fault, like the boiling frog analogy.
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by initplus 4y ago
This is only evidence of Daszak/EcoHealth being unethical. I doubt he has access to a secret "smoking gun" conclusively proving lab leak vs zoonotic. If there is a chance you are responsible, why not cover it up and muddy the
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by initplus 4y ago
Daszak acted unethically regardless of the actual truth of the lab leak hypothesis. His actions were a self serving attempt to muddy the waters on investigation of the virus origin, and may have prevented conclusive proof one way or the oth

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