joakimsoderberg

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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
There is no wait, it only locks if it finds some prey. Of course there are occasional false positives. But those are very rare (haven't compiled the exact statistics for that though). The chase thing has happened, but since the door to
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
Yup she's done exactly that at times, not the "prop door open", but she dropped the prey right in front of the door, went away for a while, came back, picked up the prey and went inside... But I wouldn't say it was becau
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
To be specific. I only took the general idea from that project. That is, to match the cat head against a lit background to make it easy to get a good profile image. None of the implementation has anything to do with that project however.
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
As I mention in the project I bought one of these: http://www.priority1design.com.au/shopfront/index.php?main_p... Turns out the antenna that comes with it is way too small for anything other than manually brushing it
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
Yes I'm living the dream of 90% test coverage! ... Well I used this project as an excuse to write testable C code, so that's why.
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
It's common I'd say. And I live in a small village with lots of room. Here are some real images (including hard cases): https://github.com/JoakimSoderberg/catcierge-examples/tree/m... I got lots mor
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by joakimsoderberg 11y ago
Author of the project. Yes this happened, not with birds but with dead mice... And I did not realise it until like a week or so, not a pleasant cleaning operation.