asfarley

Excellent, I'm going to post links to installers to make it somewhat more convenient, just haven't gotten to that yet

Looks like it might be using background subtraction, is that right?

An interesting effect of counting at roundabouts is that MHT/basic inertial movement models tend to work quite well, because the vehicles aren't stopping and starting, and they tend to not bunch up as much as at a red light

I accidentally linked the wrong repo (it was original/unredacted with API keys, etc). The correct repo is: https://github.com/asfarley/vtc_opensource

Yes, done now

Redacted/updated repo with BSD 3-Clause license:

https://github.com/asfarley/vtc_opensource

Sorry for the confusion

I botched the open-sourcing, I intended to post this one: https://github.com/asfarley/vtc_opensource

I've updated the license to BSD 3-Clause and deleted the EULA.txt.

I hired some workers in Bangladesh

Whoops, thank you. Fixed now.

I did this with a serial-controlled relay once

https://youtu.be/W8FKTQcN4M4?si=7wUexeJavkFiqHzI

Calgary, AB, Canada

Remote or local

Relocate: no.

Technologies: firmware, pcb, control systems, C#, WPF/XAML, computer vision/object tracking, Rails, vital signal logic, compilers.

Availability: 2 days/week

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Try to make some progress on arthritis, cancer and dementia

I use it daily

Technically, self-employed but working entirely for one company.

Nearly 100%, the other time is spent planning tests, discussing new features with users. I probably spend 90% of the time actually coding.

Honor, Symbols and War touches on the topic of how an event becomes symbolic.

I often find myself disagreeing with fact checkers. No, I don’t have a paper to support this. My disagreement is mostly based on careful reading of the position presented by fact-checkers.

Google translate, except for connector gender

But a high reading is a state that can exist. I don’t really see how formal methods would exclude a multiplication/unit error with respect to the displayed unit.

Not needing to add padding is a form of status signaling

I made a landing page and a YouTube channel. People found the product via Google and then usually emailed.

I’ve been working on a complex desktop WPF application and I’m happy with the results.

Hello to Audrey and James

I’m very happy to see FPGA emulation being picked up by a company who sells in larger volume. The boutique prices for NES FPGA emulation don’t really make sense to me.

The actual story is that there’s a minimum level of complexity involved in a tear-down of a machine used to process dairy.

Employees don’t get a bonus for doing the cleaning, so it’s in their interest to declare that the machine is broken.

Former McDonalds employees have explained this to me when I brought up this story.

I’m currently using some of his Ansible scripts, they are the right balance of complexity for my projects.

It seems to me that this stuff might be an intentional leak in order to distract from more earthy political issues, so they actually want it to get out into the news.

Based on your description, you could describe “need fulfillment” as a task associated with the NPC object. Then you just maintain your original operations while adding NPCs to your object list.

There’s a pretty good chance the Nimitz incident was an intentional decoy self-test by the Navy IMO. Clouds give a radar return, so a projected plasma target would probably also give a radar return.