Two Minute Papers memes. I understood that reference.

I used to use RedNotebook[0] wayback when, but have since switched to Emacs and am therefore now an insufferable org-mode/roam user.

0: https://rednotebook.app/

isnt this more of an image vision task than a aimple utility task?

I’d be amazed if each of those panels coordinates were annotated somewhere

This is a huge stepping stone to a final cure

Yay.

ah no worries, I was just surprised by it. Yeah it’s a hardware list for NAS/MiniPC/selfhosting as vetted by other Lemmy users

I know right, fuck that guy

I collected this data from another thread that might be useful: https://lemmy.ml/post/30234916

  | Type   | Name                   | Extra           | User                           |
  |--------+------------------------+-----------------+--------------------------------|
  | MiniPC | ASUS 4-Bay             |                 | Zikeji@programming.dev         |
  | MiniPC | HP Microserver         |                 | wingsfortheirsmiles@feddit.uk  |
  | MiniPC | HP microserver         | Homelab         | JoeKrogan@lemmy.world          |
  | MiniPC | HTPC                   | Nobara          | BananaTrifleViolin@lemmy.world |
  | MiniPC | ITX NAS                | Unraid          | Skunk@jlai.lu                  |
  | MiniPC | Jonsbo N4 Case         |                 | stoy@lemmy.zip                 |
  | MiniPC | Minisforum X1 pro      | OpenSuSe        | Skunk@jlai.lu                  |
  | MiniPC | ODROID H4+ mini pc     |                 | Ek-Hou-Van-Braai@piefed.social |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 1B         | Photoframe      | JoeKrogan@lemmy.world          |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3          | PiHole          | gigachad@sh.itjust.works       |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3A         |                 | stoy@lemmy.zip                 |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3B         |                 | stoy@lemmy.zip                 |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3B         |                 | stoy@lemmy.zip                 |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3B         | Kodi            | JoeKrogan@lemmy.world          |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 3B         | Kodi            | JoeKrogan@lemmy.world          |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 4          | OpenSuSe/Docker | Skunk@jlai.lu                  |
  | MiniPC | RaspberryPi 5          | RpiOS           | BananaTrifleViolin@lemmy.world |
  | Server | HP ProLiant DL360 Gen9 |                 | Lucy@feddit.org                |
  | Server | HP Z440 Workstation    |                 | Lucy@feddit.org                |

Edit: well fuck me for trying to help…

I’m not a fan of Plex and switched to Jellyfin very early on, but I’m a bit confused by the outrage here. He used his real name to report on a UX he built. I see FOSS developers do this all the time, and it seems pretty innocuous.

I can imagine if he generated thousands of anonymous accounts and did the same it’d be very bad, but an author commenting on his own work using his full real name doesn’t seem like a conspiracy plot

Uhh… these projects are the backbone of the free and modern web. How is less funding a good thing?

Fuck me, right?

Employers most of all want to know that you’re reachable and willing to jump hoops. If you want to be seen and hired by the status quo, then yes you will need to show that you pray to the same Holy Trinity as them:

LinkedIn   GitHub
       \   /
        \ /
       Gmail

You can then feed this professional gmail account your.name@gmail.com into your private Proton.

I was gonna say, really? AI to parse a timeline? Overkill

We should make it April 30th, because that way if no one receives their propers, then the developers can go on the strike the day after.

Yes, KWS systems generally keep a rolling buffer of audio a few seconds long, and scan it a few times a second to see if it contains the key phrase.

Boom.

Now given that the KWS cost isn’t high, imagine what other keywords it’s unofficially scanning for.

I appreciate the links, but these are all about how to efficiently process an audio sample for a signal of choice.

My question is, how often is audio sampled from the vicinity to allow such processing to happen.

Given the near-immediate response of “Hey Google”, I would guess once or twice a second.

that’s terrible, shame on you

Do you have any lies to offer?

so it’s listening, but it’s not recording/saving/processing anything until it hears the trigger phrase.

I think this is the part I hold issue with. How can you catch the right fish, unless you’re routinely casting your fishing net?

I agree that the processing/battery cost of this process is small, but I do think that they’re not just throwing away the other fish, but putting them into specific baskets.

I hold no issue with the rest of your comment

Your phone listens for the phrase “Hey Google” and uses little processing power to do so.

I need some metrics on this. It must be recording at least some things above a certain volume threshold in order to process them.