sandreas

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by sandreas 8y ago
Yes, thank you. MusicBrainz actually uses the same fingerprinting technique i like to use (chromaprint / AcoustID), which is open source, see https://wiki.musicbrainz.org/Fingerprinting . And yes, they also store audiob
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Ask HN: How to create a small unique fingerprint of a 25h+ audio book?
5 points by sandreas 8y ago|5 comments
1203.
by sandreas 8y ago
In my opinion, the article serves its purpose: It polarizes. And quite rightly so. While it is relatively easy to develop portable websites, this does not work for real Applications in most cases. After researching how to create a GUI in Ja
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Show HN: M4b-tool 0.3.1 – a tool to merge, split and chapterize audiobooks(github.com)
2 points by sandreas 8y ago|0 comments
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by sandreas 8y ago
The Sauvola adaptive thresholding algorithm did a great job as i tried to clean up scanned text images before OCR processing. It's quick, quite easy to implement and produced great results. Here is a sample: http://scikit-im
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by sandreas 8y ago
Is there any package manager using P2P technology (e.g. Bittorrent) to speed up transfer? Or would this generally a bad idea?
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Show HN: M4b-tool – a utility for m4b audiobooks
1 points by sandreas 8y ago|0 comments
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by sandreas 9y ago
Well, that is understandable... but i think, that rsync has major drawbacks: No history - overwriting means destroying (e.g. ransomware) || No deduplication - restic transfers blockwise and only once || No encryption - access to backup mean
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by sandreas 9y ago
Well, if not FreeBSD, you could take a look at OmniOS ( https://omnios.omniti.com/ ). There also is a project with a web based administration for this os called napp-it, that could be used as is or, in your case as "min
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by sandreas 9y ago
I recommend taking a look on borg backup ( https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/ ) or restic ( https://github.com/restic/restic ) instead of rsync... and use snapshots for zfs.
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Graft 0.2.1 – on demand sftp-server and file transfer utility(github.com)
2 points by sandreas 9y ago|0 comments
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Graft: a tool to find and transfer files via regular expressions written in go(github.com)
1 points by sandreas 9y ago|0 comments