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The run.py script indicates this is running on a Raspberry Pi to read GPIO pins i.e. you could literally just hook up a button to a GPIO pin and train your dog
by glenneroo 5y ago
The run.py script indicates this is running on a Raspberry Pi to read GPIO pins i.e. you could literally just hook up a button to a GPIO pin and train your dog to stomp on the button.
- whalesalad 5y agoIt was meant purely as a joke. Even if I built the most elaborate notification system in the world - she basically runs the show. I did a doggy version of 23andme, she is 30% Siberian Husky and 6% Belgian Malinois so the line is blurred between sweet loving companion and psychotic girlfriend.
- samatman 5y agoWas this meant to be cute, or are you actually just telling the world you have a large, therefore dangerous, sled dog, and you haven't trained her? She "runs the show"? The "psychotic girlfriend" side of untrained large dogs has been known to maul children.
- whalesalad 5y agoThat is quite a conclusion you’ve leapt to. Meant to be cute here. Obviously I run the show, I’m the one who pays the bills and feeds her. But she’s surely not afraid to let you know when she wants something, and doesn’t particularly care if you’re busy with something else. For the record, most sled dogs are not very large and not particularly aggressive.
- crtasm 5y agoI dislike seeing this trope about women being brought into, of all things, a discussion about a dog.
- glenneroo 5y agoDon't worry, I didn't take you too seriously. But seeing as this is HackerNews, IMO half the fun is coming up with solutions to 1st world "problems" ;)
- avh02 5y agoAny chance you could share the name of the doggy 23andme service? I looked and there are quite a few, but wouldn't know where to start. We've been meaning to find out what one of our dogs actually is since we've been asked so many times and we have no idea.
- whalesalad 5y agoWisdom is the name of the service that I used.