just don't use it to catch a congressman being murdered over a privacy bill.
I turned my security cameras into an automatic bird identification system
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#72This would be more interesting with video rather than audio, no? I guess it depends where your security cameras are. Are there options for that as well?
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#73Incredible! I never realized these models are open, always used them via the app. Project is top also!
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#74Wild that I could read this article, give DeepSeek about 4 sentences of prompts and have it running on my own homelab and unifi cameras in about 10 minutes.
The future mostly sucks but some parts are pretty cool.
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#75Humans who hate being spied on by the government and FacebookSpyGlasses, now spy on birds. We begin to understand how Skynet won this war ...
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#76Humans who hate being spied on by the government and FacebookSpyGlasses, now spy on birds. We begin to understand how Skynet won this war ...
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#79Btw, Merlin Bird ID app by Cornell University is so good that I got some people interested that weren't into that topic at all.
But a warning for novice birders: Merlin's sound ID feature produces a lot of false positives.
You can usually tell, though. Rare birds in the wrong place or time that come up only once are problematic, but if the bird is detected repeatedly there's a better chance. You should also be on the lookout for birds that mimic other birds (like the northern mockingbird and the gray catbird.)
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