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if the author gets this polished enough, it could be a _fantastic_ bindings generator!

I think your method would be much better for the indoor use case, but the laser method could clear your whole backyard in theory!

Here's a question for you from somebody that does _not_ know SEO at all. How good / close to the state of the art is Moz these days?

Man, what I wouldn't give to have Berthold City Light as my virtual console font!

> A common case is they perceive it as a loss to themselves, even when there is no justification to that perception.

This is symptomatic of an oppositional mindset IMO.

It may be that anyone who is willing and able to do so has already thought of it, but on Linux you could multiplex the connection with LTE/3G/dialup and probably get pretty good results.

Wow, never thought I'd see Wikimedia at more than 4x the budget of Mozilla!

All it would take is one good PR against libtorrent

He died under suspicious circumstances before he could testify against powerful people against whom he likely had devastatingly compromising information.

Working link: https://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/~kovchegy/web/papers/p...

This is a very interesting point, however it does stand in contradiction to GP's claim that Europeans broadly drink more than Americans in absolute terms.

BOM from the paper:

Telit GT-864 QUAD/PY GSM modem $65

External antenna $25

Raspberry Pi 2B+2 $35

GPS (GlobalSat BU-353) $30

Bait Phone (Motorola Moto-G 4G LTE) $95

4G Hotspot (ZTE Z917) + 3 month plan $100

DC/AC inverter $26

Powered USB Hub $17

Pi accessories $15

SD Card (32 GB) $17

Modem accessories $30

Cables $35

Box $12

Total $502

https://seaglass-web.s3.amazonaws.com/SeaGlass___PETS_2017.p...

Isn't this a solved problem? Just use a failover, right?

It's also worth mentioning that the shared article claimed that Malaysia, under former Prime Minister Najib Razak, had signed unfair deals with Singapore in return for help to launder stolen funds, so this is a big allegation.

However, a guy has to wonder what the odds are of the state levying such a fine in defence of an ordinary citizen.

> This is largely because families in poverty tend to also abuse their kids at higher rates

Source?

And yet regardless debate about hypotheticals, Phil Carmody discovered the first non-trivial executable titanic prime, Professor Caldwell published it and neither of them faced repercussions.

It could make an excellent fourth stage, however.

> Doesn't make it a bad choice, particularly if his goal is student engagement - but it's not a tool that I feel has much use outside of the very limited environment of teaching/story telling.

And that's enough.

Thanks - I was aware there was a Latin precursor but I didn't know about the Book of Han!

"Punish one, teach a hundred"

- Mao Tse-Tung

If Wi-Fi routers implemented 802.15.4 we should be able to run 6LoWPAN + Thread/CHIP etc or Zigbee on the same hardware.

I wonder what a good approach to safe pointer arithmetic would be.

Burning question: what ISP is it connected via?

It seems to me you could get away with it being most of your redundancy, especially on systems that aren't mission critical. I mean, between CoW and the Merkle Tree of checksums going on the machine would have to literally random walk into a hash collision for the data to be unrecoverable.

See https://www.outline.com/XCTFJJ to bypass the registration-wall.

Try this one:

Lab Leak: A Scientific Debate Mired in Politics — and Unresolved [March 22, 2021]

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/947620

https://www.outline.com/XCTFJJ (registration-wall bypass)

Maybe it's a means of last resort to prevent the work from effectively going to waste in case of bankruptcy/low adoption?

Are there any good papers (with code even) you know of demonstrating these kind of practical applications?

Watchy is open-source hardware: https://github.com/sqfmi/watchy-hardware

BOM: https://github.com/sqfmi/watchy-hardware/blob/main/WatchyBOM...

There's also OCCA which does JIT compilation to C++, OpenMP, CUDA, HIP, OpenCL and Metal. Originally built at Virginia Tech and now maintained by the Center for Efficient Exascale Discretizations of the DOE.

And it seems to have decent Python bindings.

https://libocca.org