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Trig Discipline posted:thinking i may split it into two scripts; one grabs the tweets once a day, the other uses the twitfile to babble every thirty minutes or so done. time to see whether splitting the script has halved my problems or doubled them
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lmao its perfect, thank you trig discipline https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698403698783879168
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yeah it's turning out pretty amazingly so far, thanks trig for making my dreams reality. thrig
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thanks for the idea, it's p great
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Count down until this thing converges on spam
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Nice! job, Trig edit: part of my tweet in it, voted 5 https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698477032674463745 Doc Block fucked around with this message at 13:22 on Feb 13, 2016 |
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Feb 13, 2016 12:42
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https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698489628798488577
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im dying https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698431683863838721
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Trig Discipline posted:call it Markov Polov for the whole call and response aspect what are you making this in?
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computer toucher posted:what are you making this in? R, using the ngram and twitteR package https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698604570893660160
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text meeeeeeee
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car on tip
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Feb 13, 2016 21:45
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i need to fix that & issue so many dumb things to regex, so little time
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also i'm 99% sure the stability issues are the ngram package, not the twitter package. hosed if i'm going to try to fix it though, i'll just restart the script at random intervals instead
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Feb 13, 2016 21:47
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https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698619691116302336 yeah Pleasure Kevin, give it a rest already
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Trig Discipline posted:https://twitter.com/markov_polov/status/698619691116302336 https://twitter.com/Pleasure__Kevin/status/698621578817343489
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really great trig. i tried to do a bot once but couldn't figure out oauth. does R have a package for that? or?
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lomarf
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that kinda deserves its own thread
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Barnyard Protein posted:really great trig. i tried to do a bot once but couldn't figure out oauth. does R have a package for that? or? yep, super easy. you have to register an app on the twitter page and then get the api key, secret key, token, and token secret key then it's just code:
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echinopsis posted:that kinda deserves its own thread i don't make threads. i make threads better™
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although yeah maybe i should do that rather than continuously posting dumb robot tweets in this thread
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Feb 13, 2016 23:07
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I'm thinking of putting together a patriotic fireworks display
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it would expand your audience
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Al! posted:I'm thinking of putting together a patriotic fireworks display
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lol if you arent
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Bloody posted:lol if you arent
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also yeah make america great again finally or something, scalia sounds like a pos
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Trig Discipline posted:i don't make threads. i make threads better™ doing god's work
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okay i make the thread http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3764241&pagenumber=1#lastpost
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LOL that PleasureKevin didn't know what the bot was.
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echinopsis posted:lmao oi a chav fancied me sack n nicked it
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so I'm still working on a way to remotely control the volume of one of my amps that has a multi zone feature i bought one of these and ripped it apart, and its actually pretty simple there is an output lead that is physically connected to an output on a transformer by the slider, so if you move it up one click it is connected to the first (lowest power) winding, if you go up again it contacts a second winding, and so on until you move it to the last pin where it directly connects with the input from the amp to give full power. there are 12 levels, with the first being off, and the last being 100% volume so there are a couple of ways I can do this, originally i wanted to use a serial controlled analog selector switch like the MAX335 however, it has a really high on resistance, like 250 ohms or something ridiculous this really isn't acceptable because if you add 250 ohms to the signal path of an amplifier that has a rated range of 4-16 ohms, well, it aint gonna work the only thing i can find with low enough impedance is this and even then, its best case is 500 mOhms. that's probably good enough as when I measured the resistance of the selector switch at different points it averaged 400mOhms. I'm just not sure if that switch can handle the kind of power I'm pushing through it. any circuit wizards have any input? i guess I'm just gonna hook my multi meter up and see what the AC voltage is going to my speaker and see if I can get a measure of the current at a dece volume 30 TO 50 FERAL HOG fucked around with this message at 18:38 on Feb 14, 2016 |
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BiohazrD posted:so I'm still working on a way to remotely control the volume of one of my amps that has a multi zone feature not suitable the datasheet says a max switch current of 500mA which is 1W of amp power through a 4 ohm load, and its limited to 4.3V signals, which would be exceeded with a 16ohm load at the same current. the real deal killer though is it's single-ended, so it will not switch negative voltages which an audio amplifier will produce. (low voltage, single-ended analog switches handle AC with a DC offset so it never goes negative, and you never want a DC offset through a speaker).
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beat me to it yeah, levels will swing negative honestly i'd look for a 1x12 or two 1x6 relay boards and just do it with that.
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i was under the impression that an "analog switch" was two way, meaning that negative voltages and stuff would work no problem i tested the output of my amplifier, and i was getting something like 500mA and < 4 volts at about 30% volume (although to be fair, this is just one of my many random amps laying around, not necessarily the one i was planning to use) i was really going for kind of a low component solution, but my "last resort" is micro controller - > serial shift register - > MOSFETs (shift registers can only source like 35mA) -> relays the board would be gigantic though, a shift register, 8 mosfets, 8 relays? gently caress
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2n2222a's will drive DIP relays all day long. i mean yeah you're looking at a couple packs of cigarettes worth of space for the relays but its not that bad.
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well ultimately i'll need 4 of these, one for each room but yeah i guess i should fire up diptrace and get to work
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made sled legs 
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for christmas I got one of those pulse-chargers that is meant to recharge dead alkaline batteries, and damned if it doesn't work stuck a couple of dead duracells in there and 3 hours later they both read 1.45v and are now happily puttering away inside my mouse i imagine they won't have the cycle life of nimhs or whatever, but regardless, this is a super great invention
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