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Some of this is also a question of "do you want to take the risk of having an indelible black mark in your travel history?" As an example, the US asks for your travel history (wher…

Author of the post here. Logistically, it's a _lot_ harder for a person/team to organise a conference in a location they don't live in. There's logistics of venue, payments to vend…

Generally, when you apply for a visa, there's documentation guiding you towards the correct type of visa based on purpose of visit. Everything I've seen buckets conferences under "…

I recently wrote something similar to pull data from Kaiterra Laser Eggs (also in Haskell!) -- https://github.com/ford-prefect/laser-egg/

That's what all the effort around Flatpak is for edit: link to Christian's post about it -- https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2016/06/21/fedora-workstation...

Kudos to your team -- having access to the fantastic work you guys have done (especially the AudioProcessing module that we use in PulseAudio) has been very useful indeed.

Thanks for the explanation. I've corrected the post to not assert that the FFT is necessary.

That is actually the default with the webrtc beamformer (the sample recordings point straight forwards which effectively works out to being between the two microphones).

1. I was pretty clear about not being a DSP-person 2. The module provides infrastructure for other beamformer implementations to be plugged in, my implementation is intended to be …

I'm the author of that post. With respect to power and performance, there is a large amount of overlap between the kind of design you want for the audio layer in your laptop and wh…