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pdubouilh
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Comment #43691327
I built a proof of concept doing exactly that a few years ago[0]. The codebase is unmaintained and the demo website has been down for a wee while too, but it's basically this idea.…
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Why can humans acquire vast vocabularies, while non-human primates cannot? This study addresses this question using brain-constrained neural networks that realize between-species d…
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Comment #41336945
ABSTRACT: Germany has one of the most ambitious energy transition policies dubbed ‘Die Energiewende’ to replace nuclear- and fossil power with renewables such as wind-, solar- and …
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Comment #40726998
Pretty good write up - I reached the same conclusion doing something similar a few years back. For the record, I got even better perfs with shared-memory by avoiding the mutex in `…
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Comment #39964286
Thanks for this, I'll toy with implementing that instead of a full FFT
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Comment #39964053
yeah using a DSP for this definitely makes more sense - but I'm lacking experience in the field. Same goes for using a discrete band-pass filter. This project is more of an attempt…
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Comment #39964025
There's an audio file in the repo to simulate an alarm (works for 3 different models bought in Germany, they all sound the same). You can pass the target frequency, beep-length and…
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Comment #39963942
This is smart - minut sensors are also doing the same (afaiu).
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Comment #39963196
I was in a similar situation, and it turns out that setting up new zigbee devices with zigbee2mqtt and a frontend was more work than just detecting the sound pattern with a few lin…
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Comment #39963111
I agree ! But I have a few fire alarms, and 2 water leak alarms, that would be a lot of wires lying around, and this solution is wireless :)
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Comment #39278153
Thanks :) It's a basic centralised idea - I'm working on a second version of the whitepaper to be more pragmatic with defining the solution, the current one is just conceptual.
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Comment #39275496
On the non-crypto web-monetization side, I'm toying with a non-profit idea in the same vein but using third party tooling (browser extension, etc...) website: https://lagom.org whi…
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Comment #35492406
I guess I didn't realise that they kept full IPs for such a wide range of time - I was kind of hoping they were anonymizing them after some time...
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Comment #35075808
A bit more convoluted, but it's also possible in Rust https://github.com/pldubouilh/rust-coverage-integration-test
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