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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Risk Evaluation Math
Introduction I am always looking for ways to evaluate the risk of the projects that I am undertaking. Project planning can be very complicated (see Figure 1) and things do not always go well. It is important to understand the … Continue reading
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Untilting RF Video Signals
Quote of the Day Abolition was a pipe dream in 1835 – it was reality 25 year later. — Tom Ricks, defense analyst, quoting his historian wife about how fast things can change in the US. Introduction Back in the … Continue reading
Posted in Electronics
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How many people have been born over time?
I have been reading "Time Reborn" by Lee Smolin and it has been a very informative read. In the book, Lee Smolin mentions that there have been 110 billion humans born over time. I found this number interesting and I … Continue reading
Posted in General Science
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