Written by ChatGPT and me.
I also had to enable temperhum as a non-root user and set up a cron job to call this script every once in a while.
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| *checkpoint.ipynb |
Written by ChatGPT and me.
I also had to enable temperhum as a non-root user and set up a cron job to call this script every once in a while.
Finally Qalculate has been ported to Windows. Now we can do unit-aware calculations inline, in any document, with AutoHotkey, similar to Monster.ahk but with units.
Instructions:
| """ | |
| Break up a long recording to fit within the Whisper API's limits, with some | |
| overlap, so no words are missed, and then feed to OpenAI Whisper API to | |
| transcribe it to .txt file. Written by endolith and ChatGPT-4. | |
| """ | |
| import openai | |
| import math | |
| import os | |
| import subprocess |
This generates cyclic/repeating/perfect loop noise by low-pass filtering white noise in a cyclic way. Useful for "random" but looping animations, etc.:
This one loops in both space and time, for instance:
Simplex noise typically has a more trapezoidal value distribution:
| """ | |
| Written by GPT3 from this English prompt (with one tweak to the prompt, to get | |
| the timestamp parameter to not error out, and PEP8 fixes): | |
| ---- | |
| 1. Open a sqlite database with a name like `2022-07-17 17.48.19.db` or | |
| `2021-04-11 08.44.16.db` | |
| 2. Inside is a table called `locations`, with headers [LOCTYPE INTEGER, | |
| TIMESTAMP BIGINT, LATITUDE REAL, LONGITUDE REAL,ALTITUDE REAL, ACCURACY |
| """ | |
| Confirm the formula for estimating the variance of an estimated probability. | |
| Created on Fri May 27 11:06:43 2022 | |
| """ | |
| import numpy as np | |
| def func(x): | |
| """ |
My first keras experiments:
simplest.py — A single neuron with no activation function and no bias (so just input→weight→output, can learn y=mx functions only). Show the function for a few random weights. (Doesn't learn anything.)linear with bias.py — A single neuron with no activation function but with bias (so it can learn y=mx+b functions, such as relationship between Celsius and Fahrenheit).single_neuron_buffer.py — A single neuron with sigmoid activation and no bias, trained to learn a digital logic buffer.single_neuron_inverter.py — A single neuron with sigmoid activation and no bias, trained to learn an inverting analog amplifier.| """ | |
| Train a neural network to learn an FIR filter. | |
| Created on Fri Aug 3 15:00:40 2018 | |
| """ | |
| from tensorflow.keras.models import Sequential | |
| from tensorflow.keras.layers import Dense | |
| from tensorflow.keras.callbacks import Callback | |
| import numpy as np | |
| from scipy import signal |