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hcfman
3y ago
Excellent! You are off to a good start. You will likely find very few non-16 year olds doing that either. Locally I mean. I’m sure that at least five in this site do :-)
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Patents are never about innovation. Not in a sense that applies to everyone. I still think that all law suites should be paid for by the government. Both defence and offence. This would have a sort of balancing out effect and then make law
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hcfman
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Correct me if I'm wrong. But is it not the case that governments have been pressured to not be allowed to use Huawei technology in 6G and the like? Not being an expert but I think I remember things like that. If you then own patents re
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3y ago
Here's a link to a prosecutor that was caught lying: https://www.telegraaf.nl/nieuws/1039807/liegende-officieren-... He was lying in court again just before he retired. No consequences. Worse, he was never fo
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I think it's also because the people on hacker news in general are not stupid and they can see through the bullshit to the real agendas that are being passed. Let's have a test: What's wrong with the following: In 2020, the N
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Time Difference of Arrival Sound Localization on the Raspberry Pi
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Oh. The link is here https://kro-ncrv.nl/programmas/villamoord
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There’s a six documentary here (in Dutch) in which it is quite clear that the Dutch justice department framed 9 innocent people of a murder. One if them committed suicide. At the end of each episode they mentioned two people who presumably
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Well put about they want laws like that because they are doing things against their citizens. The Netherlands simply don’t care about the law. They do what they want with impunity then changed the law on 2020 so that it’s not punishable for
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Exactly, laws are meaningly. Laws are just there to pretend that they are compliant. There's no accountability for the laws.
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Lovely to see this. I use the amazing Raven lite program from Cornel to view spectrograms. It draws beautiful spectrograms and their choice of the intensity to color map really helps in locating start point of sound events. I’m downloading
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3y ago
Yes. Law enforcement should not get exemptions in the current environment because of the absence of effective safeguards. There needs to be a push to acquire effective safe guards across the board for law enforcement and government activiti
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Oh the link above should have been https://www.veiligheidspercepties.nl/ The director of this organisation turned up at my door once. The prosecutor that lied in court (and had been caught lying in court before as well) ret
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Government facilitated criminality against innocent, non crime involved citizens. Then serious obstruction of justice in the courts themselves to make a criminal case against the own case fail. In the Netherlands they have a concept called
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hcfman
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Interesting history! And while we are in the subject of sound localizing may I take the liberty of introducing my new raspberry pi sound localizing audio recorder. https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru It installs with on
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They also have the King's commissioner in the Netherlands. I've read interviews with him and articles about him. They say he's like a watch dog against corruption in the province. I tried to arrange for a meeting with him to
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I hate to be a cynic. But this organisation is funded by the people it is watching. There's another organisation called transparency.org, same situation. I tried to contact them about corruption in the past and they refused to get back
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My side project was once the reason for me getting a job which was then pulled within 24 hours because I didn't want to give up my side project. Then later, way later, a pull request for a coding challenge I was given for the job inter
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Plus I was told by someone that should know that they receive subsidies to be in Sittard.
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In the Netherlands there’s a log of self censorship by the newspapers themselves. This is particularly true of the smaller local region papers. These papers are often fed a steady stream of crime related stories from the police. They are qu
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In A.E. van Vogt’s “The voyage of the space beagle” these were called Nexialists. In 1995 I started a company I called Nexial Systems.
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I use StalkedByTheState ( https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-install ) with 15 cameras all being evaluated with an NVIDIA GPU with large model yolov6 and matches double checked with large yolov7. Practically never get a fals
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Then the rich people would find a way so that their money doesn’t expire and the poor and middle class people’s money would expire.
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Very nice tool! So grab a spare Raspberry Pi, a GPS, a cheap USB sound card and a mic and get recording with this Pi based Acoustic Recording Unit https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru And while you are at it, install 3x
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A big problem with government having large power is that there is absolutely not repercussions for abuse and absolutely no functional way to address any abuse of power if discovered. The Dutch government used a neighbor of mine in a drastic
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Sounds viable. A lot of beeping.
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Automatic matching is the next phase. Some people have done nice Phd projects on that have have posted github code. It will take a while to integrate that because there are very few gunshots here. First I want to establish what can we ultim
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Sound localizing sound events. I build a project for it: https://github.com/hcfman/sbts-aru
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Simple. Divert some of that money that goes into the military complex to help people out. I understand that’s quite a bit of money. Same applies to Europe.
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And then I got a bunch of geek friends together to cooperate with solving where the large explosions from the illegal fireworks come from. There are 5x in the group now with another couple coming online soon. Not to do anything with that ex
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