beached_whale

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by beached_whale 4d ago
or a hash like other audio recognition techniques.
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by beached_whale 4d ago
None of that requires recording and has been done with embedded hw with local software for years.
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by beached_whale 4d ago
I forgot the part about finding the dominant frequency in each chunk
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by beached_whale 4d ago
It is pretty neat and several resources online explaining it but it chunks the recoding and does a hash of the fft of each frame i think which reduces the data a lot. The server has a pre hashed database https://hackernoon.com&#
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by beached_whale 6d ago
I wonder how many of those are there to consult with customers and help them build their stores.
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by beached_whale 17d ago
My first pc had some trident video card that failed right away and the local shop replaced with a millennium (g200, I think). I definitely got the better end of that one. It was 3d accelerated and came with some 3d text art tool that made
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by beached_whale 17d ago
I wonder if they could pre-render the stuff older than a month ago and compress it and serve it as static content. Not optimal, trades space for CPU, but might be cheaper.
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by beached_whale 25d ago
Canada has been the largest buyer of US goods and services, limiting access to their markets where there are alternatives or they are luxuries can add up quickly. Even in the provinces that didn't outright ban US alcohol, the sales h
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by beached_whale 1mo ago
github's value is that it has a lot of eyes and visibility for smaller projects(thought many get lost too). More and more this value is going down and that stability is getting more important. More so when the story of github these d
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by beached_whale 1mo ago
Wild caught is unsustainable and no amount of washing will change that.
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by beached_whale 1mo ago
More and more I think we need to fix farmed fishing and stop cleaning the oceans of life. We don't, en mass, hunt for cows or chickens. We farm them. It has an impact but it doesn't take out the whole ecosystem either.
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by beached_whale 1mo ago
Microsoft has a terrible habit of doing that. KB's used to have a predicable URL, they may again, but they keep changing them. Or any of their docs really. It's terrible as those URL's end up in other documents to be kille
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by beached_whale 1mo ago
I've seen induction with dials for the stove. Ovens have had electronic buttons for decades though.
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by beached_whale 2mo ago
When it comes to empowering, I am not sure much beats Excel. It lets non techy people codify amazing things and get real work done.
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by beached_whale 3mo ago
This parent wants a form of that that doesn't require identity disclosure. Like zero trust assertions. Without that, the risks are too high.
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by beached_whale 3mo ago
mullvad has been one of the good ones.
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by beached_whale 3mo ago
There are a lot of people writing really bad scrapers and running them on far from high compute power systems. This is the prevent DoS because of those. The big companies are often far more clever and know they are traversing the whole in
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by beached_whale 3mo ago
Other way around, a horse does more like 5-15hp
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by beached_whale 3mo ago
1hp/750W or so sustained is insane power for all but a few and that is still for relatively short time periods.
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by beached_whale 4mo ago
Some code definitely does, but it isn't the product. People, outside the devs making it, don't value how good the code is, but how well it solves the problem.
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by beached_whale 4mo ago
More and more I have realized it was not the coding that I enjoyed, but solving problems/puzzles. This fits into the beautiful code not really mattering to more than myself but the solution for people, but that is hard to let go of.
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by beached_whale 5mo ago
From personal experience, one can get practically close guessing such that the error isn't going to be more significant compared to the errors in insulin to carb ratios/sensitivity factors/... I am pretty good at this and the
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by beached_whale 5mo ago
Out of my area, but yeah, I have never heard of an optimized read using that. On the surface, it seems like a task much better suited for HW and there are companies that would probably pay for the ram per core penalty to get that low jitte
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by beached_whale 5mo ago
I wonder if there will be a hardware solution in the future that duplicates memory over multiple channels and gives the first result back transparently without threads and racing.
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by beached_whale 5mo ago
This is one of my fears with this, losing ones voice. Everyone's expression distilled to the mean. This has ramifications in things like recognizing if a person is who they say they are too. At least currently, it is punished/s
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by beached_whale 6mo ago
There is a lesson in Ukraine and Iran being that invading a prepared country isn't easy and takes full commitment. Taiwan is most likely very prepared to defend itself.
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by beached_whale 6mo ago
I've used docker buildx to do this in the past. Easier to work with than qemu directly(it does so under the hood).
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by beached_whale 6mo ago
std::string since C++ 11 guarantees the buffer is zero terminated. The reasoning being thread safety of const members. https://eel.is/c++draft/basic.string#general-3
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by beached_whale 6mo ago
I don't want my vehicle connected at all. It's an open invitation to privacy reducing tech and exploits.
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by beached_whale 6mo ago
The issue I have with Thunderbird and RSS is that there's no good way to do a show me the unread only and keep the feed folders. You can do a search folder or show unread folders but that affects mail too. Or I don't know how

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