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by tsumnia 14y ago
What are you using for automation? At my old company, we were using Zigbee thermostats after giving up on BACnet/Modbus (just didn't have that time/ability)
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Like windexh8r, I'm starting to see the rise of home automation systems as well. This is actually an area I'm currently looking into working on some projects in. With that, what are some some features users would like to see?
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Since the link doesn't allow you to view it, here's the blog link: http://theindustry.cc/2012/09/25/divshot-lets-you-create-web...
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by tsumnia 14y ago
After some digging, I can confirm that they appear to use the Emotiv headset like munin hints on. While I never got around to diving too deep into my Emotiv headset, the one thing I did notice is during my profile training, I wouldn't get p
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Currently, I'm locked into a teaching contract for the next 2 college semesters. When my contract is up, I am definitely going to be checking out Khan for New Grad openings. Since I have ~9 months before I start sending out my resume, what
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by tsumnia 14y ago
I believe the first supported languages will be Clojure and Javascript, followed by Python.
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by tsumnia 14y ago
I was playing with your demo page and was curious, how do you handle gender classification? Follow-up would be what are you results in broad ethnicity recognition (based on what I've seen, I can tell you at least tried it). Any attempts int
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Like many others here, "Let's Play" videos can, and personally should, discourage the sell of bad games. They also can encourage more unknown games to be brought to light. I frequent Twitch.tv a few times a week and never click the top game
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Link to an 'Enhanced' version because I've got some time to kill: http://i.imgur.com/7tCn1.jpg Not going to lie, I hate when CSI magic can work...
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by tsumnia 14y ago
You guys keep amazing me. It saddens me when I see my job constantly talking about getting 'another' Glance account. I'll keep fighting the good fight for you.
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by tsumnia 14y ago
This looks awesome! Are there any plans to expand to other mockups? I currently use Gliffy for my ER diagrams and Process Flows. This just seems much cleaner and would love a connector-type feature. I'm gonna use this for my next mock-up mo
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by tsumnia 14y ago
How does this compare to Microsoft's Old HTK (HMM Toolkit)? The language used on the website seems to point to a lot of the same things. Is this breaking it down to actual IPA phonemes? I'm mostly curious because I used the HTK for my thesi
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Is this your analysis? I'm far from a novice in Music Theory (only knowledgeable it exists), but thing I'd love to see next would be generating a song through a Markov Chain, or even by applying a genetic algorithm and having viewers vote o
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Definitely agree, though I have more a machine learning background. Simple serial port connections are so foreign to me it is bothersome.
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Some amplification is still needed in my opinion, but you are correct. Amplifying the video of a high speed camera should aid in the some of the expression detection. Instead of something like eye movement, think something more subtle, like
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by tsumnia 14y ago
I said it above, but to carry on with what tokenadult said; Lie detection is a little more complicated than detecting facial expressions. If you have a defensive, introverted person looking downward, they might be lying or that could be how
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by tsumnia 14y ago
Coincidentally so was I! With a person's microgestures amplified, you'd at least notice inherent changes in a person's physical behavior. Now, we need to remember that lying isn't as simple as "he's looking down and to the right" because th
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by tsumnia 14y ago
The developer submitted a copy to Reddit's /r/gaming where he did some follow-up Q/A. When one of the redditors asked him about truck or truck action, he said the current state of development couldn't do it, but it was in the works.
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by tsumnia 14y ago
I got the Emotiv headset a few years ago when the came out. It suffers the same shortcomings of needing neuromuscular responses. When I was training the model, it was just easier to get it to do things squeezing parts of my face. That being
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Awesome analysis, though I agree they results look like error bars. I know you mention a random sample of 1000 images, but what were your overall metrics? Did you have a good data set across the board (ie as many Hispanic females as Caucasi
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by tsumnia 15y ago
I work in commercial HVAC remote control, so that's where most of my knowledge comes from. When the Nest came out, we had a sour look on our face and when SparkFun disassembled it we saw where we matched. Honestly, I saw the idea as maintai
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Best I can tell, your best bets are something like Ecobee or Nest for automated your HVAC. I'd keep an eye on the Nest however, their earlier models are built with Zigbee support, though they don't use it. My guess is they'll be using the i
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by tsumnia 15y ago
I'd recommend looking into Digi's (digi.com) kits. ~$500 (I think) for their ConnectPort X4, a temp/humid/light sensor and SmartPlug. The X4 might be overkill, and you could get by with an X2 for cheaper. If you know any Python, or willing
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by tsumnia 15y ago
I've been reading up on home automation for a few weeks now, and, interestingly enough, in one article by Microsoft ( http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/homeos/ ) they go into detail about how users were a bit adversed to automate
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by tsumnia 15y ago
As someone in the startup HVAC Optimization industry, it really pains me to see this. To be fair, Nest scares the crap out of me as the proverbial Goliath to our David, luckily we're not in the same markets (for now). If Honeywell is throwi
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by tsumnia 15y ago
You'd be surprised, constantly manually changing the thermostat can have adverse effects, but with PID-based management system, you attempt to heat/cool a little past the target temperature before occupancy. From there you occasionally cool
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by tsumnia 15y ago
I mentioned in a little more detail in my other comment, but by learning/detecting your occupancy schedule, it can know when to turn the system on/off itself. Its as if someone was standing at your thermostat 24/7 micromanaging your tempera
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by tsumnia 15y ago
I currently work at an commercial HVAC optimization company and we've been eyeing the Nest pretty hard. We've built both our hardware and software so its a bit worrisome to see this, luckily they attacked residential. Our niche is controlli
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Very awkward to see the number of deaths that I drive past daily... Even more awkward to think I could have been a statistic on this site a few years ago! The searching functionality could use some work. I was unable to input the actual add
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Coincidentally I'm working on this type of thing right now. Right now, 'feature detection' is a tiny bit more difficult. I work with something known as Active Shape/Appearance Models which do just that. The issue with them is needing to be

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