Motion magnification has gotten a lot of attention lately, so I thought I would finally upload my (incomplete) Python rewrite of this https://t.co/UPL91MeYp0
I like to isolate just the amplification part because it looks cool.
Github: https://t.co/I4r8loEBji
Asked github copilot why a workflow wasn't running. It couldn't find the workflow file. I'm not sure which exact model (auto mode) but I'm actually dumbfounded.
https://t.co/RhpuHQG1PF
Anyone else had really bad luck reaching out to authors of studies for data, missing equations, etc.? Every time it's like fundamental to what I'm doing and they just never respond after 3 emails.
@IlyaHolt @Mon2954 @HazelAppleyard Maybe not, steam wands in coffee shops do a similar thing but when the outside cools, steam condenses inside the wand which sucks stuff up into it. If you aren't constantly running water through when using it, even a small amount of condensation could suck in things
@PatrickSteirer@findsafer@ZacksJerryRig You can mislead through telling truthful statements only. And the status quo is still a doctrine even if you don't think promoting it is "biased".
Important to add: audio is sent as 16bit PCM, meaning very little to no quality loss. Also everything is local, so you can theoretically work offline. If there's enough interest I might do more, but this is usable enough that I'm happy with it.
I'm finally releasing something I've wanted for YEARS. It allows you to set up a server on your computer to capture audio and stream it to devices like your phone. Its intended for audio producers that want to hear their work in real-time. All you need is node installed.