paletoy

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by paletoy 12y ago
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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by paletoy 12y ago
Another question: are those earphone strongly decrease non-continuous noise(like talking) ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 very hard to enforce patents on with torrents etc.
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by paletoy 12y ago
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's working well.
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by paletoy 12y ago
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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by paletoy 12y ago
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 talking) - and ability that to my knowledge nobody else has, and o
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 more content dense non-fiction seems like an interesti
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 for 170,000 proteins on a single test, cheaply. Maybe
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by paletoy 12y ago
Another guess is: they are competing on price. Nobody else can offer a mayday like service at that price point.
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by paletoy 12y ago
One big question - how much does mayday cost for amazon ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 cracks it before them. So they want to find the formula to do
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 the comment quality is usually very high , and the
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by paletoy 12y ago
Be realistic. What's the likelihood it's a bomb vs the likelihood of propaganda ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
> 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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by paletoy 12y ago
That doesn't look like a growth story in the last year and half.
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by paletoy 12y ago
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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by paletoy 12y ago
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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by paletoy 12y ago
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 unlicensed devices running on the 902-928MHz band
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by paletoy 12y ago
> 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 connected things. For example this article[1] that talks ab
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by paletoy 12y ago
So do you see some IOT tech that could spread without needing a router in every home ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 like the right choice. Just find the right model for
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by paletoy 12y ago
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 weird naming.
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by paletoy 12y ago
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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by paletoy 12y ago
> 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 surf/rest instead of fighting traffic ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
Collect plus sounds really good. How much does it cost ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
Most groceries are bough weekly , so why is 1-day important for you? is it only for the times around the week that you miss some stuff ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
How much credit do they give ? And what's the difference between services ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
I think that shipping fees for amazon are much lower than prices offered for people at say ups. Offering half of that, wouldn't be attractive and will probably hurt the amazon brand.
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by paletoy 12y ago
The right way to implement "ship to store" is using something like "amazon locker". Assuming that's the correct route, amazon will win, because it can choose better locations than a walmart store . And in retail loc
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by paletoy 12y ago
To some extent popcorntime is self defeating. Once it become much better than netflix in every way,maybe people won't pay for content ?

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