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made an anroid app that runs an analyzer+voiceprint for whatever audio is playing on the device it's p much a rewrite of a thing i'd made for linux a while ago doesnt work on sarnsung s3's lol Progressive JPEG fucked around with this message at 08:41 on Jan 16, 2017 |
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made a pretty fast markov chain library in cpp, then more recently got around to making a python+beautifulsoup wrapper to fetch and insert sa threads here's the first few lines i got for this thread: quote:and then do it for years and that's what is the best: adlib gold 1000 (didn't bother having the fetcher be logged in while fetching so swearing is filtered out  )
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Apr 15, 2014 07:26
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Doc Block posted:.ogg doesn't play in mosaic
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Apr 18, 2014 07:12
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Doc Block posted:my beautiful amiga has been tainted by netscrape
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Apr 18, 2014 07:35
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Sagebrush posted:godzilla fireball
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Apr 18, 2014 18:00
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Mr SuperAwesome posted:i'm gonna make an operating system u wot m8
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Apr 19, 2014 21:27
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peepsalot posted:http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10003468/1257800-37-in-1-arduino-compatible-sensor-shields-mega nice gang tag
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Apr 19, 2014 22:49
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Sagebrush posted:I am being completely serious here: this reads exactly like something you would see scrawled on a sign held by a crazy man with a megaphone. Schizophrenia often manifests itself sometime in the person's late teens through their 20s. Please at least go and get yourself checked out.
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Apr 20, 2014 21:50
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Unless posted:= it looks like there arent any ikeas in NM but maybe get some cheap chairs/stools from target or smth because imo those ones dont look terribly comfy but otherwise mega jelly gj
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Apr 20, 2014 21:53
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enotnert posted:I also have plans for screening in the carport, cause you just can't live in the south without a screened in porch. you really cant thats like the only positive
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Apr 20, 2014 23:34
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enotnert posted:3d films look good while buzzed. did u forget to wear the glasses
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Apr 22, 2014 04:16
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computer toucher posted:http://www.rogerebert.com/rogers-journal/why-3d-doesnt-work-and-never-will-case-closed hm yes in the modern cinema. wikipedia writes,
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Apr 22, 2014 13:26
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enotnert posted:fence status hows the property line dispute goin
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Apr 28, 2014 17:33
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a long time ago i wrote a program to push text (with a rudimentary font/color syntax) to scrolling text led signs its got stocks and news headlines and charlie chan quotes and whatever else can be scraped and printed to stdout after about a year at cur job i finally got around to making some scraper scripts for stuff relevant to there, eg build status, any recent pages, current/peak qps for the day, so its now set up and scrolling anyway thats my story Progressive JPEG fucked around with this message at 08:40 on Jan 16, 2017 |
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May 3, 2014 16:31
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ya ive thought of making a newer vid but half the blue led elements have burned out since then (i have it mostly use the r/g elements now)
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heheh probe whats it probing anyway
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dang thats a lot of labels, i havent even considered labeling so far ive made two kits: the first one was caribou slobber (same one you made?): i liked it a lot, apparently my friends didnt as much (as i discovered with the second one). ended up drinking most of this myself. in the first fermentation the yeast went loving crazy within 24h and blew the top, then blew bubbles for hours when i switched it to a larger tube the second one is this bourbon porter. i think its a little too sweet but everyone seems to really like it, preferring it over the first one. therefore its been lasting a while as i gradually bring bottles to friends/parties. took a while longer to make because of the bourbon soak step, i used bulleit bourbon. for the second batch i got larger, flip-top bottles. i have a 12pk of pints and a 12pk of 1Ls, and more recently a growler like this one except from russian river and for like a third as much. i used these for the second batch and they take approx 0 time/effort to cap now. they also recap just fine too, less carbonation on the 2nd use but still good. downside is you would want them back when the party's over but this is more apparent with flip tops than with normal capped bottles, and worst case you can buy them individually from eg world market anyway also the first time took a lot longer, but i took notes on where the liquids/containers/tools should go throughout which made coordinating this the second time a lot faster/easier. seems like a lot of the 'work' is just making sure that a bucket that needs to accept beer isnt currently full of sanitizer, or realizing that a bucket needs to be at counter-height rather than on the floor BEFORE pouring 5-6gal of liquid into it
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probably should get some sanitizer but idk i only know beering e: didnt see the following post  Doc Block posted:Nah, it's all sanitary. I StarSan-ed the gently caress out of that jug and the airlock, boiled the raisins and the sugar (not pictured), and even sprayed StarSan on the yeast packet and scissors I used to cut open said yeast packet. Progressive JPEG fucked around with this message at 18:05 on Aug 16, 2014 |
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Aug 16, 2014 18:02
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Jonny 290 posted:if there is one thing that should _actually_ be open source it is source code for anything that controls whether somebody lives or dies
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Aug 16, 2014 18:27
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Trig Discipline posted:hey you guys ever notice how your legs are made so they fit perfectly into pants? that poo poo is cray poty posted:its all because of that little bend at the knee. can you imagine if we didnt have it. makes you think
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Aug 16, 2014 18:53
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Sagebrush posted:the question i need to ask is: why? uh says captain hobbyist over here
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Aug 16, 2014 18:54
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ChiralCondensate posted:one time when I told someone I'm a physicist the response was "oh like deepak chopra?" a degree in astronomy is v useful as an early indicator at parties/etc when someone confuses it with astrology havent otherwise used it for anything tho (i did a double w/ cs)
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Aug 16, 2014 19:24
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Doc Block posted:midwest supply and northern brewer both have quality ingredients for really decent prices. downside w/ northern brewer is if you just want something small its also $8 shipping
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bobbilljim posted:my idiot spare time project last night and this afternoon: attaching a fan to my dsl modem. see dsl modems are poo poo and i figured the lovely broadcom chip might be getting too hot sometimes. i got a heatsink for it as well (pictured) but i dont have any thermal interface poo poo currently so i just went with the fan for now. fan is out of an old psu, got some resistors from my old car cd changer so the fan is nice and quiet. anyway thought u all might get a laugh out of the pic reminds me of a friend's late-90s oil computer somehow  im the psu
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tbf it was junk hardware to begin with they were just curious if itd work (it did, they ran a tfc server on it)
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Aug 26, 2014 14:43
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Sniep posted:i guess you could use lead-free sold..... ahhahhahhahahahhahahhahhhaa I'm a solder babby and desoldering a couple bad caps on a sarnsung TV was super annoying because of the solder, ended up cranking the iron to max before that poo poo finally went liquid I guess now I know why ppl prefer 60/40
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Sagebrush posted:melt a tiny blob of solder onto the tip of the iron and then touch the joint with that blob. youll be amazed Jonny 290 posted:yeah your iron should never be dry. imagine the conduction of the round solder tip on a wire, tiny patch. now put a glob of molten solder and realize how much more contact there is. its a good thing O yeah I bet it was dry as a bone I'll be sure to keep it wet next time  And yeah I've been pretty happy with the 888d, I'd used the $5 plug-in ones before and I'm really glad to have a good one around now for when I need it. Feel like it already paid for itself via mending that tv
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uncurable mlady posted:gandi
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fyi that pic is originally of a woman supporting the sjc decision legalizing gay marriage in MA, state house is in the background (i vaguely remember the original)
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I've been getting things together to build a 4 keg keezer (3 cornys for homebrew + 1 sankey for store-bought). The chest freezer I got runs cold enough to freeze water even on the lowest setting, so yesterday I spent a few hours building an enclosure for the $15 temperature regulator I'd bought. The idea is to plug the freezer into this box, and let the box control whether the freezer is getting power from the box's outlet using the thermometer wire that'll also run into the freezer. This avoids needing to tear into the chest freezer itself too much. I used 12awg copper wire for the internals, which made wiring things way more difficult than necessary given that the controller is only rated for 10A and that the freezer sticker says its only 1.5A. The controller display also appears to have some defects -- the cooling/heating indicator dots and the temperature decimal point don't seem to light up. It works just fine where it matters tho, even has a configurable timer to avoid switching on/off too often.
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computer toucher posted:just a thought - wouldn't that cause the compressor to run a lot more because when it loses power it also loses compressor pressre and needs to rebuild it whenever it turns back on? I thoughy freezers already do essentially this with their own thermostats? No idea tbh, I'm just copying what it looked like some other ppl had done with these things. For more money you can buy a prebuilt version of this even. The impression I'd gotten was that this was p much reproducing what the built-in thermostat would be doing but def could be wrong.
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Progressive JPEG posted:I've been getting things together to build a 4 keg keezer (3 cornys for homebrew + 1 sankey for store-bought). The chest freezer I got runs cold enough to freeze water even on the lowest setting, so yesterday I spent a few hours building an enclosure for the $15 temperature regulator I'd bought. The idea is to plug the freezer into this box, and let the box control whether the freezer is getting power from the box's outlet using the thermometer wire that'll also run into the freezer. This avoids needing to tear into the chest freezer itself too much. finally finished the keezer. since the last post, i did an exchange/replacement for the temp controller pictured above so now all the screen elements work bf has access to a v nice woodshop at work and made a kickass double-layer collar with dovetail joints all around. its just attached to the freezer with some small metal plates that matched the screw holes left behind by the hinges. despite only being held in place by some screws at the back, the dovetails are so stiff that it doesnt flex at all, and the wood is heavy enough that its not prone to lift either. the lid meanwhile just lies on the top and lifts off. for labeling the taps and the kegs, i just used some of that 3m markerboard tape stuff.    we hosted a party last weekend, and going by how heavy/light the kegs now feel, the pliny clone was def the most popular remaining minor work: lining the inside of the collar with the styrofoam insulation board thats currently sitting behind the keezer (whats a good way of cutting this?), finishing up the stain along the top edge of the collar, and optionally attaching the 4-way co2 manifold to the inside of the collar instead of leaving it sitting on the interior 'shelf', but it seems fine where it is tbh
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Play some anger boss
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Dr. Honked posted:i made a 4 channel passive mixer out of a tuna can, for my volcas yall got some weird food marketing up there in the great white north
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finally got around to finishing baby's first non-trivial js: a savings/loan calculator  the chart live-updates as the params are changed, and the radio selector lets you solve for any of the params i imagine it could stand to be cleaned up a bit (eg it's pretty hopeless on a phone) but the basic functionality is there im thinking of adding some kind of historical return estimator for the savings tab (ie "80% stock / 20% bond for N years => X-Y% return'") but havent figured out what that'd look like yet Progressive JPEG fucked around with this message at 08:37 on Jan 16, 2017 |
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Doc Block posted:You have some rounding errors. yeah ive got it using js's float.toFixed for rounding the display vals and i think it ends up introducing error, or maybe theres a bug somewhere else idk also yeah a good rule of thumb for a 30-year mortgage is to double the principal, you're better off getting a 30-year that you can afford to pay in 10-15. the savings tab has a similar lesson for the cost of a high expense ratio (mutual funds).
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Doc Block posted:floating point numbers are inherently inaccurate, which is why they aren't used in calculators and actual financial software. performing calculations on them, with those calculations feeding into further calculations, will almost certainly introduce rounding errors. yeah definitely, js doesnt exactly make it easy to deal with that
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yeah i hope this is the largest thing i ever make in js
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