I legit would love to discuss sub-Nyquist sampling. I worked in the field for a few years.
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I legit would love to discuss sub-Nyquist sampling. I worked in the field for a few years.
Thanks for the recommendation! Will add this to my reading list.
You can improve heat dissipation, but it’s going to cost battery life to produce that heat. This is not a great solution. It’s a mitigation.
I’m sick all the time since. It really fucked up my immune system.
I don’t hate this. MMS is awful.
He’s now the kind of really simple man
you can describe in just three terms:
Mass, charge, and angular momentum.
Management: but does the data reflect what I already know I want to do?
Richard must’ve been very dense. Now that you can measure from the event horizon, he could be surprisingly likable.
It’s not going to be a good time. Best wishes to all those living there. And the stray dogs too.
It would be nice if there were any technical details on how Qualcomm intends to achieve this.
I’ve always thought having proprietary drivers was really weird. Don’t you want people to maintain your code for free?
Question: if I buy figs commercially, will they contain dead wasps? Or, is this something that only happens naturally?
It’s so strange because publishing on the Internet is close to free, and I swear one of my peer reviewers lacked basic reading comprehension.
Pinky and the Brain
I want to believe.
Imagine the horror if the earth accelerated at such extreme speeds on a regular basis.
Pawparazzi
Oof. Us and over one hundred of our closest friends.
The Nyquist theorem, in very simple terms, describes the minimum measurements you need to take to capture all the information in a signal. It turns out, if you have special information about what signal you expect to see, you can still figure it out using fewer measurements.
Generally speaking, it tells you how many measurements you need to take to capture the whole signal.