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tandr··on Photovoltaic retinal prosthesis restores high-resolution responses
Ok, it goes to existing retina, not substituting but adding some input signal gain, am I correct?

So there is still no "interface" to connect to an optical nerve directly for people who do not have functional retina...

tandr··on Photovoltaic retinal prosthesis restores high-resolution responses
Thank you! Do you know how does it connect hardware to a "wetware"? "Just plug the nerve into this socket"?
tandr··on Photovoltaic retinal prosthesis restores high-resolution responses
ELI5 anyone? Is this an artificial retina that so many people would benefit from? If so, does it connect to an optical nerve?
tandr··on The U.S. Air Force just admitted the F-35 stealth fighter has failed
I think sea ships have less lifetime than these frames... I guess designers of B52 did a hella good job. Akin Nasa folks who have sent Mars rover "for just a couple months" :)
tandr··on Did Schnorr destroy RSA? Show me the factors
What does "36 bits of work" mean, sorry?
tandr··on The U.S. Air Force just admitted the F-35 stealth fighter has failed
Good to hear! Hopefully they enforce it somehow, and the trend will continue.
tandr··on The U.S. Air Force just admitted the F-35 stealth fighter has failed
Thank you. I guess it is a good start. But, as a solution - develop new protocols and standards, and declare that military does not buy _anything_ that does not interoperate on these standards, no matter how advanced your shit is?
tandr··on The U.S. Air Force just admitted the F-35 stealth fighter has failed
B52 is even older, and still kicking (I think...)
tandr··on The U.S. Air Force just admitted the F-35 stealth fighter has failed
Please forgive my ignorance of military processes involved.

Could that be addressed by old software trick of modularising components - software and hardware-alike - and rely on some extensive semi-open protocols to connect these? I think car manufacturers have faced that at some time in the past, even inside single manufacturer (not sure if they have solved it completely). Sounds like they need Ada-like project, but for hardware side.

tandr··on M1 Mac owners are experiencing high SSD writes over short periods of time
Can we ask them not to do it somehow?
tandr··on Refactoring the FreeBSD Kernel with Checked C [pdf]
The numbers on a paper itself are much lower, so I would say it is a worthy idea. If not for "whole" kernel, then at least for the calls that they have replaced.
tandr··on Blockbuster up 4900% in 2 days
A bit meta

Please, lets not make this board a trading chat, or a mirror of reddit's boards?

tandr··on UPS sells trucking unit
Well, if this unit was making constant money over 16 years (directly and indirectly), and have paid for itself already, it is not a bad move.
tandr··on What does the night sky look like on Mars?
> Night-time temperatures can drop to -900C

wait, what?

tandr··on Firefox Relay
They probably going to remove this restriction as part of payable services.
tandr··on Firefox Relay
So, the same idea that is https://sneakemail.com ?

(happy user for like 12 years?)

tandr··on Google threatens to shut down search in Australia
it is more like big media needs to be broken up there...
tandr··on Nearly half of adult Canadians struggle with literacy
*than

...and it probably means I would fail the test...

tandr··on Ask HN: Anyone know any funny programming jokes?
thank you!
tandr··on Ask HN: Anyone know any funny programming jokes?
Would you be kind and explain this joke please?
tandr··on Nearly half of adult Canadians struggle with literacy
By reading the description of these tasks on https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/89-555-x/2013001/t/tbl1.... it feels like it is more of a intelligence test then just straight literacy one.
tandr··on WRT54G History: The Router That Accidentally Went Open Source
I don't remember ever seeing WRT54G above $80, and I bought both of mine for $69 and $59 I think. What time period are referring to ?
tandr··on WRT54G History: The Router That Accidentally Went Open Source
I would continue to buy their newer routers if they have open firmware a la WRT54G. New wifi standards came out, had to install routers for friends and family, and WRT54G itself kind of died after 3 or 4 years... (I bought a second one, but by then N standard was up and running, so 3rd was not Linksys)
tandr··on Response to “WireGuard: great protocol, but skip the Mac app”
> Apple should be losing devs in favor of other better platforms, not the other way around.

So far, good hardware, close-to-*ix-OS software, and penetration are kind of make them a hard competitor to beat.

What other "better" platforms are you thinking about?

tandr··on Laptop stolen from Pelosi's office during storming of U.S. Capitol, says aide
I may be paranoid, and thus don't get why the downvotes?

  1. The person specified he has a wife that chats with members of Congress out of usual channels of communications.
  2. The person specified place where it happens in the open.
How hard for some non-friendly party to get there directly given the instructions above, or start tracking his wife through other means and get there through her?
tandr··on Laptop stolen from Pelosi's office during storming of U.S. Capitol, says aide
This is not the information for a public forum, sorry.
tandr··on How Boston Dynamics Taught Its Robots to Dance
Weight of what it can carry might be an important factor.
tandr··on How Boston Dynamics Taught Its Robots to Dance
It is unfortunate, but - Internet have started as an ARPA project. First rockets to space started with military funding.

Question is... what are current goals of Boston Dynamics? Do they even see these robots used for non-military widely used scenarios - construction, medical care, first-responders etc? Are these things even possible for the things where cost is an important factor (unlike military, where cost is not that important)?

tandr··on Brad Rukstales, CEO of Cognesia, Arrested at U.S. Capitol Riot
I have never heard of this company before, not sure if I want to now.

Mark Z participating in these riots would be HN-worthy.

tandr··on Memory access on the Apple M1 processor
Thank you very much. So we are talking about doubling (or halving, depending what side you are looking from) the access times.
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