Cake is watching you: I built a camera cake
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#2I think lightbulb cameras would be better for long term surveillance.
Naturally connected to a long term power supply and easier to hide cabled networking to avoid emissions.
Extracting faces might be more difficult, but that’s “just a software problem”.
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#3Covered with eyes: biblically correct angel food cake.
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#4once the article started listing the software and hardware components, I was expecting a recipe for the cake too :)
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#5You can print images on cakes.
You could make a cake that takes pictures and gives you a cake with the picture.
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#6"The cake is a lie"
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#7What is this Viam? Looks like something like NodeRed? There are too many AI related buzzwords in the website and I am genuinely not able to understand what the product and the (opensource?) viam-server is about.
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#8"The cake is a lie"
The cake has a Li-ion
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#9What is this Viam? Looks like something like NodeRed? There are too many AI related buzzwords in the website and I am genuinely not able to understand what the product and the (opensource?) viam-server is about.
Their platform overview page does a decent job of talking about it without buzzwords.
https://www.viam.com/product/platform-overview
Basically, device drivers, data sync, control logic and ML inference all in one plus the glue to use it all together.
I agree that they would benefit from a page dedicated more towards engineers and less towards marketers.
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#10"The cake is a lie"
The cake is a spy