shraiwi / cutting-pattern.svg

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Open Hardware Touchless Door Opener

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shraiwi / glossary.md

Created August 2, 2021 19:59

A simple reference glossary for computer vision terms I use in my code.

Computer Vision Glossary

Just a simple reference glossary for computer vision terms I use in my code

Abbreviation	Definition
`cam`	camera
`cntr`	contour
`desc`	descriptor
`img`	image
`kf`	keyframe

shraiwi / keybase.md

Created December 13, 2021 16:35

Just some Keybase verification

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am shraiwi on github.
I am shraiwi (https://keybase.io/shraiwi) on keybase.
I have a public key ASDz3OCMLhzeQVmRb5XN7e9WpTJBNA2-cWx6Rvc1uGZifAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

shraiwi / readme.md

Created December 2, 2022 03:10

How to access espefuse.py/esptool in PlatformIO

How to access `espefuse.py/esptool` in PlatformIO

Run pio system info to get the python path, look for Python Executable
Run {pio python executable} -m {esptool|espefuse} to get the tools running!

shraiwi / readme.md

Created August 14, 2024 20:45

SiMin

A lightweight format for writing numbers using scientific notation.

I wrote this to make it easy to allow applications to accept values with units gracefully. Although many languages implement scientific notation, I never found it as ergonomic as just using SI prefixes. Would you rather a user input a unitless 1.024e+6 or 1_000KiB?

How does it work?

A SiMin number has three parts: a value, prefix, and unit. Let's look at an example:

tokenize('-120mT') === [ '-120', 'm', 'T' ]