Why does this guy hates cats so much?
Chasing Cats
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I'm probably one of the biggest cat lovers you'll ever meet, but I don't see a problem with this. It's his yard, so he has the right to decide who hangs out there, and a lawn sprinker is a relatively humane (yet effective) deterrent.
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#32What did those cats do to him...?
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#33Cool project yo. But can you flip a switch or something to make it attract life instead of repelling it?
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#34wonder if it works at night. This proved to be too much to crack for a Pascal VOC trained model I tried - https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61pY4UVbHxL...
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#35An SSD for this makes all me and all my HDDs want to cry.
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#36What did those cats do to him...?
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#37I definitely want this system!
But instead of cats, I want it to detect Fedex and UPS delivery drivers. And instead of turning on the sprinklers, I want it to ring my doorbell so that I know there's a package sitting on my front porch.
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#38What did those cats do to him...?
Only guess is crawling on cars and leaving little paw-prints, that's the only common thing I can think of. Occasionally known for getting up under the hood or something, which doesn't turn out so well for the cat, either. Though I'm sure individual cats could have their own undesirable quirks.
With dogs, you get the pooping (which is at least half an owner problem), squirrels dig up my yard, gophers same, ants all over the place. Can't say I've ever had an issue with cats, but I trust the creator of the project has a reason, and as a cat lover, I'd laugh my ass off at video of a cat getting hit by surprise sprinklers.
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#39A guy did something similar, but manual, to keep people from peeing in the alley behind his building.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r77lEmGaCXI
I bet people would pay real money for a system like this.
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#40You don't need a fully convolutional network, just a regular CNN for image recognition