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by dest 8y ago
With maximally repeated sequences, you can https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/6012115
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by dest 8y ago
I would not know how to do it on the web player, such as https://www.adblockradio.com/player/ Do you have an idea? On standalone players, it a really great idea and it is already being considered.
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by dest 8y ago
There is already software to skip TV ads. Not perfect, but good enough apparently. For a short review see https://www.adblockradio.com/blog/2018/12/10/ad-blocking-tv/ You could set that up on a rasp
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by dest 8y ago
I would be really curious. I some day you find it please drop me an email!
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by dest 8y ago
I do not understand your sentence :/
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by dest 8y ago
What would be your psychological price point for such a product?
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by dest 8y ago
Thank you for your high-quality technical questions. 1) Audio streams are naturally segmented between those three states. Separating talk from music is rather easy. The most challenging part is to separate talk from ads (spoken ads) and mus
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by dest 8y ago
Dynamically inserted ads could be automatically removed. Live reads are more difficult. It would require natural language processing, which is out of reach for now (but help is welcome!) Adblock Radio as a proxy is totally feasible (Pi-Hole
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by dest 8y ago
Interesting! Thanks for sharing. This might be a criterion among others, as there will always be ads that do not have subaudible tones.
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by dest 8y ago
Training is not open source (yet?). Among other questions, there is an issue with the copyrighted dataset that needs discussion.
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by dest 8y ago
It's what I do on adblockradio.com/player I am currently working on Sonos / Google Home / Amazon Alexa
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by dest 8y ago
OP here. Feel free to tinker with this!
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by dest 8y ago
Please do it individually, thanks!
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by dest 8y ago
It supports the subscription business model.
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by dest 8y ago
Hi, author here. Thanks for your message. Please submit your podcasts on https://github.com/adblockradio/available-models
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Designing an audio adblocker(adblockradio.com)
285 points by dest 8y ago|186 comments
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by dest 8y ago
Isn't 0ad a whole different game?
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by dest 8y ago
yes, but I am looking for coupling between oscillators of different fundamental frequencies.
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by dest 8y ago
Now what happens when you couple the oscillators?
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by dest 8y ago
Look at RDS data on FM. There was a CCC video about this a few years ago
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by dest 8y ago
Memory of the stasi?
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by dest 8y ago
Blog article presenting the project here: https://www.adblockradio.com/blog/2018/11/15/designing-audio...
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Show HN: A radio/podcast adblocker featuring ML and Shazam-like fingerprinting(github.com)
8 points by dest 8y ago|2 comments
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JS UUID Golf: a compliant generator in just 112 characters(gist.github.com)
1 points by dest 8y ago|0 comments
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by dest 8y ago
Use http://www.radio-browser.info/gui/#/ instead
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by dest 8y ago
Reposting the same Show HN with a different user ID is strange though. It's supposed to be personal work
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by dest 8y ago
Well, it turns out we have different expectations regarding those tools. My brain chooses to store other things in life.
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by dest 8y ago
If it's easy for you to remember ssh syntax, then for you ssh is the better tool. As far as I'm concerned, I never remember the different syntax between -L, -R, -D, etc. Always have to read a doc somewhere. In the same topic, do y
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by dest 8y ago
Very nice. I'd consider pinging the guys of OpenBSD to suggest upstreaming this interesting, user friendly, syntax into SSH itself.
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by dest 8y ago
I think it is misleading to display a picture of chimneys of nuclear power plants, when the only thing they release is clean water droplets: no SO2, NO2 or PM10. edit: Actually, not 100% sure it's a nuclear power plant. Thanks for your

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