tmiahm

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   by tmiahm 2mo ago

   It's called a Diverging Diamond https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diverging_diamond_interchange
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   by tmiahm 4y ago

   This is a pretty good book that captures a lot of how GE went from probably the most influential company in the business world to what they are now: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/50086786-lights-out
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   by tmiahm 5y ago

   XOM 10/30/2020: 32.62 01/28/2022: 75.28
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   by tmiahm 5y ago

   This looks like a preview of Advent of Code 2022
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   by tmiahm 5y ago

   The difference is your example uses bool values, the code in question uses expressions that (should) evaluate to bool. && is short-circuited if a is false, such that b is not evaluated.
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   by tmiahm 6y ago

   A network for Amazon devices is certainly one use case. Another is selling network access to other IoT devices. I would expect most residential broadband TOS would explicitly prevent reselling their network bandwidth/access. That'
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   by tmiahm 6y ago

   The author is conflating max allowed bandwidth from the bridge to Sidewalk server with per-end-node bandwidth. The 80Kbps includes the bundle of all of the LoRaWAN messages it has received for all end-node-devices within range. This is a ma
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   by tmiahm 7y ago

   I really enjoyed the author's perspective on this, and I like well-reasoned arguments from people whom I probably don't align with politically. To confirm my assumptions, I checked the About page > Matt Stoller is a Fellow at t