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hcfman
3y ago
Which is why we need public counter validation. ( https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru ) :-)
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hcfman
3y ago
Categorisation will certainly be error prone as there is so much similarity because fireworks and gunshots. The main difference I expect is the speed of the shockwave resulting in steeper spectrograms for gunshots. However, a steep spectrog
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hcfman
3y ago
I developed a TDOA based sound localization system for the Raspberry Pi https://medium.com/@kim_94237/tdoa-sound-localization-with-t... and with manual input you can greatly improve the accuracy from what an automatic
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hcfman
3y ago
I have a project for the Raspberry Pi that provides for sound localization via time difference of arrival (TDOA). In a similar manner I suppose as shotspotter. There was a case recently in America where a grandfather was jailed for a signif
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hcfman
3y ago
If they haven't already, likely Germany will also introduce a new law like the Dutch did such that a court order or judge is no longer necessary to hack someone and you don't have to be a criminal either. Additionally, it goes wit
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hcfman
3y ago
I expect the German government are less able to spy on German citizens with Huawei equipment. So it turned out that the buyer of Nokia might have done a good deal after all. With a little help from their friends they have new business.
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hcfman
3y ago
By orthogonal do you mean you can deal with one of the things and ignore the other? Well.. you can't if you value democracy. Clearly they didn't.
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hcfman
3y ago
10 years long harrassing, stealing from, tampering with the cars from the neighbor of someone convicted of growing weed can hardly be described as mis-handling things. That's very very severe.
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hcfman
3y ago
No that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that they have used this problem as a power grab and the power grab has destroyed the foundation of a democracy. That's not worth it. It's not worth it because it's not
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3y ago
What was noticable was that this prosecutor was also found guilty of lying back in 2013 together with the other guy. And noticably this prosecutor was a high ranking criminal intelligence officer. WTF. I figured that this cannot be a co-inc
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3y ago
It gets worse. After that court case failed I investigate why would a prosecutor want to make a criminal case fail. Usually they are cheating to make cases succeed. In the beginning, we knew that left neighbor was involved in the case but w
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3y ago
It gets worse. After that court case failed I investigate why would a prosecutor want to make a criminal case fail. Usually they are cheating to make cases succeed. In the beginning, we knew that left neighbor was involved in the case but w
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hcfman
3y ago
Frankly, if I'm honest, I wouldn't care why the Dutch criminal justice system did to fight crime so long as they obeyed the law, made things evidence based and left innocent people alone. But because the Dutch government facilitat
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3y ago
Please sir can you then explain to me where in the law does it say that it’s okay to use a civilian harrass, steal from, attack another civilian simply because he inconveniently lived next door to the target of an illegal intervention? The
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hcfman
3y ago
Why should investigate ? Why bother with evidence. Watch this series about 9 innocent people jailed on fabricated evidence. https://npo.nl/start/serie/de-villamoord There are only 8 now. One of them, a young perso
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hcfman
3y ago
This answer is the problem. You are advocating locking up and harassing who ever you feel like. No evidence or guilt necessary. You think that’s better? You would love it in Russia. Haven’t we just seen recently an example of someone dying
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hcfman
3y ago
Actually, they have hundreds of explosions each year now. Just google ontploffingen.
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hcfman
3y ago
Except that they have broken democracy. This is a news article about my stalking case against the neighbor I mentioned above. I took 5 years to get the case to court, only after complaining to the national ombudsman. https://www.
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hcfman
3y ago
Scare mongering to gain hundreds of millions of euros to use in a way that violates democracy. The undermining of Dutch society was done by the Dutch government themselves. For example, did you know that a Dutch prosecutor can lie in court
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3y ago
There are other elements to this "Netherlands becoming a narco state" which are not being talked about. Specifically, the manner in which organised crime is being investigated. Which is it's not just being investigated, they
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3y ago
Oh and then he retired. Along with 6 other prosecutors ? Could it be like rats leaving a ship they thought was about to sink ? https://www.1limburg.nl/nieuws/1357826/leegloop-bij-justitie... The following year the
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hcfman
3y ago
Do tell. Which sort of country is The Netherlands ? https://www.telegraaf.nl/nieuws/1039807/liegende-officieren-... https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2013/10/11/om-niet-ontvankelijk-in.
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3y ago
Good question. I have another question related to this. What happens to the democracy in a country when lying by a prosecutor is not punishable and prosecutors are allowed to lie under oath in court? Well according to legal psychologisy Pet
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hcfman
3y ago
Hopefully this trend will result in population growth slow down to give other species a chance.
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hcfman
3y ago
Well. What happened when Afghanistan went, might give a clue. Nice points.
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hcfman
3y ago
Unbelievable! The only way you could possibly argue that more humans is good if you also believe that it’s perfectly fine to wipe out all other species on the planet. The most true thing about this thread is the word selfish.
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hcfman
3y ago
You spelt America wrong.
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hcfman
3y ago
Indeed Ted! That part is going to be challenging. But not too challenging I think because the number of nodes that will be relevant will be limited and finite. Even brute force solving would work I think. Many nodes will be instantly ruled
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hcfman
3y ago
Human rights? Not true. (Oops did I say that out loud?).
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hcfman
3y ago
Well, it's not automatic yet. So sure, it can :) I did record all of the explosions from New Years eve and I'm hoping to have a shot at using it for ML training data this year.
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