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Rohde and Schwarz AMIQ Modulation Generator Teardown
(tomverbeure.github.io)
68 points
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iamsrp
1y ago
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iamsrp
2y ago
> robotaxis are still almost here, just around the corner, as always. You can walk to where they're waiting for you.
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iamsrp
2y ago
No.
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PlayMake – Create playlists using audio similarities
(github.com)
1 points
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iamsrp
3y ago
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iamsrp
3y ago
Another toy project. Happy Thanksgiving for them as having it.
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Hooking up Stable Diffusion to BSD fortune
(github.com)
2 points
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iamsrp
3y ago
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iamsrp
4y ago
I wrote a toy one which works well enough for me: https://github.com/iamsrp/dexter It'll run on a cheap Ubuntu box if you can't get a Pi. And lots of people seem to like Rhasspy too: https:/
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iamsrp
4y ago
Simple weather service added: https://github.com/iamsrp/dexter/blob/master/service/weather.py Feel free to hack on it, if you're still game.
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iamsrp
4y ago
Still active but rather sporadic. (Time is very much at a premium these days alas.) I never quite got around to doing a weather module but, if you fancy trying to put one together, it should not be too hard by cargo-culting from the other s
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iamsrp
4y ago
Side-threads like this are why I read HN.
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iamsrp
4y ago
FWIW the thread about my cheap & cheerful effort from a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25718392 Nice to see all the other efforts. There are a decent bunch now. Go, as they say, team :)
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iamsrp
4y ago
I switched to the Zenfone series (around 6 or 7) after the HTC ones died a death. I like that they have an SD card and dual SIM. Happy with the Android version too; it's been fine from my perspective. I found them reliable and will pro
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iamsrp
4y ago
Haha, very fair! Hoisted by my own leotard...
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iamsrp
4y ago
Maybe an English degree would be a good complimentary one? "To whom..." Sorry. Couldn't resist...
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iamsrp
5y ago
I was agreeing right up until "XML" :)
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iamsrp
6y ago
Yes and yes.
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iamsrp
6y ago
I added a "Related work" section to the README. It's a tad vacuous since, really, these things are all pretty similar. Dexter can do things with swirly lights though. Swirly lights are cool.
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iamsrp
6y ago
Dexter has a couple of different input systems: PocketSphinx and DeepSpeech. PocketSphinx seems to have better language coverage but lower accuracy than DeepSpeech, which only has English and Mandarin Chinese. DeepSpeech was not great about
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iamsrp
6y ago
It was mainly a toy project for me; a bone to chew on if you will. I wanted something which I could mess with easily myself and which was heavily pluggable. Integrating it with various external peripherals should be easy and it's desig
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iamsrp
6y ago
It's actually a pun: Dexter, as in the Latin for "right", as in your right hand. Bad I know.
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Show HN: Dexter, a Voice Controlled Assistant
(github.com)
57 points
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iamsrp
6y ago
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iamsrp
7y ago
Neat! This also looks a little related to a (very much) toy project of mine ( https://github.com/iamsrp/dexter ). I might try to look to see if I can hook them together..!
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Show HN: Auto-generated algorithms
(github.com)
2 points
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iamsrp
9y ago
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