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Comment #35449935
I have tried this multiple times on my 2014 MBA and it works mostly. Unfortunately, my model has some weird hardware(?) issue where the screen starts flickering when the intel i915…
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Comment #30303061
This, exactly. I work with similar modems daily. The first thing I do is to run the AT command for enabling adb. From there you can do whatever. The modems are quite beefy, 100s MB…
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Comment #30015942
As someone who as also spent way more hours on LTE/5G modems than I want to, this post resonates with me. I also learned a few things, namely about the ECM. I will have to look int…
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Comment #29138552
Huh, interesting. That "Hunting of a spider" clip almost follows part of the intro sections in Children of Time 1-to-1. Feels like someone took 'inspiration' in someone else's home…
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Comment #27605339
As "rescently" as 2014 I as involved with an old computer, controlling a pre-processing stage for a high volume composite casting factory. It turned out the computer had a modem an…
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Comment #26978384
I have used Plant UML a lot and I love it. Anything that can help me draw less figures is a bonus and the markup language they use is pretty flexible and ergonomic. However, I have…
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Comment #25978336
A few weeks ago, I tried doing this with the LADSPA version of RNNoise and ALSA, but couldn't get it to work reliably. I have also experimented with NoiseTorch which routes the mic…
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Comment #25939652
One example is Freifunk in Germany. There is also a large network in Spain, but I forget what it is called. There is also this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25412367 which …
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Comment #25656914
Sure! Almost anything would have been a better solution. However, no one knew how the system actually worked, and we were on a shoestring budget. See, the situation was that IT man…
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Comment #25656592
I have a fun anecdote involving DOSBox. Back in 2012 I worked at a large manufacturing company. They had an old IBM PC running IBM DOS which controlled a vital system at the beginn…
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Comment #25414927
I find these kinds of projects very interesting. It is just too bad the site does not talk about the technology they use (or maybe I am just not seeing it?). I am interested in thi…
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Comment #23881647
I have mainly used the built in RNNoise support in Mumble. But you can use https://github.com/werman/noise-suppression-for-voice/ and build the VST plugin (This is also what NoiseT…
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Comment #23880594
As far as I can see this uses RNNoise. If you haven't checked it out yet you should, because it is simply amazing. It is a super effective noise gate / noise removal tool that does…
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Comment #21683508
Ah, of cause. It makes sense you don't loop in Python. This all seems pretty interesting. I will give it a go.
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Comment #21683259
I am currently doing an internship as part of my masters degree where I am analyzing ~30 GB of data. I'm using Postgres + Python and it is working quite well, even on my 2014 MacBo…
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Comment #15528975
I really wish the danish numbers had been reformed. It is a drag to communicate numbers verbally and then write them down. It is very prone to errors since the verbal number sequen…