Thanks :)

Anyone know why it took so long? Wasn’t important?

You use /s for hypothetical future AI

I use /s to communicate with my fellow fucking human beings.

We are not the same.

Explain the business strategy

The context is very salient because so many people think that asking AI to make a sign is better than doing something handmade.

The comment saying, hey everybody, look at this, this is better than those AI posters, is designed to counteract this notion.

I am inevitable

Vivaldi, with passkeys in proton pass

Still doesn’t work for me in my browser

Cursed!

;-)

I’ve honestly never thought about this, I’ve just flipped the cable and plugged it in.

Hey now, this dude is clearly an outlier

I think as the end of the day it will depend on your particular hardware and what kind of power saving is built in.

Piggyback to share what I’ve tried:

YouTube plugin for Kodi on rpi 4B - great when it worked, often had breaking bugs for a long time (cat and mouse development), somewhat difficult to keep up to date. Had to manually install releases from github.

“Play on Kodi” add on, which uses ytdlp to download and send the video. Fiddly, could never get it to work seamlessly or smoothly.

YouTube in firefox on RaspberryOS, with keyboard and mouse: firefox was too heavy for the rpi to work consistently.

I eventually bought one of those beelink mini pcs, which has enough power to run Firefox, to watch YouTube. It doesn’t have CEC built in, which is a huge downgrade, but the YouTube experience is great, and it can easily watch videos on other Web sites too.

Rpi has a CEC adaptor built in (pulse 8). It is very convenient.

The difference is, most people go to a restaurant to eat food, so the restaurant can get really good at making food that humans eat.

People use a computer system to do all kinds of things. It is a lot harder to make one choice that will please everybody.

Intel also has way better hardware support than AMD, for some reason.

Maybe it is someone who blasts astroturfing? Idk

For the benefit of others:

Review the license!!

You may not use BirdNET-Pi to develop a commercial product!!!

BirdNET-Pi

A realtime acoustic bird classification system for the Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 400, 3B+, and 0W2

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About this fork:

I’ve been building on mcguirepr89’s most excellent work to further update and improve BirdNET-Pi. Maybe someone will find it useful.

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Introduction

BirdNET-Pi is built on the BirdNET framework by @kahst using pre-built TFLite binaries by @PINTO0309 . It is able to recognize bird sounds from a USB microphone or sound card in realtime and share its data with the rest of the world.

Check out birds from around the world

• BirdWeather

Features

• 24/7 recording and automatic identification of bird songs, chirps, and peeps using BirdNET machine learning
• Automatic extraction and cataloguing of bird clips from full-length recordings
• Tools to visualize your recorded bird data and analyze trends
• Live audio stream and spectrogram
• Automatic disk space management that periodically purges old audio files
• BirdWeather integration – you can request a BirdWeather ID from BirdNET-Pi’s “Tools” > “Settings” page
• Web interface access to all data and logs provided by Caddy
• GoTTY and GoTTY x86 Web Terminal
• Tiny File Manager
• FTP server included
• SQLite3 Database
• Adminer database maintenance
• phpSysInfo
• Apprise Notifications supporting 90+ notification platforms
• Localization supported

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