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That photo came at me like a wrecking ball!
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I basically want to have a recipe for a project that I want to create. Well its more a question of finding the correct 'ingredients' that would be needed to solve the needs of the project.
I am a C++ programmer, and I want to create a R128 sound level meter but I don't really know what subjects to research.
So I will probably use one of the new C++ GUI frameworks that use the latest compilers for C++. I would need a library that allows me to extract the audio data. Anyway you see what I am getting at.
What is the most appropriate place to get advice on what building blocks will be needed (and new knowledge acquired)
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You got a bit too far...I'm sure he can find answers much closer than that...
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Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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Yup, I knew I should have added section to the title!
Is there a better place than the lounge?
Thanks Maximilien, Cinder and openFrameworks where already on my radar due to Herb Sutters graphics challenge. It is more the audio side that I don't know where to look, both with Frameworks with audio extraction and knowledge on how to process the data.
Please suggest any books on audio processing that might be helpful, as well as any possible frameworks that have some of the necessary tools that might simplify the task.
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Stone Free wrote:
Is there a better place than the lounge?
Nope. There's no place better than the lounge. Admittedly it stinks of bacon and gin at times, but when you've nothing to do there's no better place to do it.*
- and, if you've something to do, there's no better place not to do it
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A man was driving when a traffic camera flashed.
He thought his picture was taken for exceeding the speed limit, even though he knew he was not speeding.
Just to be sure, he went around the block and passed the same spot, driving even more slowly, but again the camera flashed.
He thought this was quite funny, so he slowed down even further as he drove past the area, but the traffic camera flashed yet again.
He tried a fourth time with the same result. The fifth time he was laughing when the camera flashed as he rolled past at a snail's pace.
Two weeks later, he got five notifications in the mail, of traffic fines for driving without a seat belt.
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I know this is a joke but I am still not sure how can camera trigger for seatbelt violation?
cheers,
Super
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I am still unsure how it can detect black seatbelt in front of black jacket or scarf etc..
Anyway that's the monster camera. 
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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Now, what happens if the seat belt and the person's shirt have the same color and blend in? 
"I've seen more information on a frickin' sticky note!" - Dave Kreskowiak
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Strictly speaking it doesn't need a trigger for that. You could simply photograph every car that passes irrespective of speed. In time, if it's not already secretly in place, a detection device that automatically triggers cameras and other detection devices when the belt is not properly engaged will no doubt be an essential part of the driver's seatbelt.
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Easy to circumvent: my dad hates seatbelts (fortunately he pressed me to properly use them and now I can't drive comfortably without them, except on hot summer days) so he engage them before seating. That way the weight sensor on the seat detects the driver, the engaging detector signals ok and that terrible buzzer stops beeping 
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Today i rode the first time this year by bike to get to work. Lungs were acheing and the pump was working faster. Only 3,5 km i have to ride but on the way to work i have some nasty rise to cope with. I feel im totally out of shape cause i needed ~23 min to get to work, the 2 traffic lights included.
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Eat more chips!
The more chips and gravy you eat, the more circular you will become! 
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Easy to get on a roll that way too. 
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XD nice
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Tell me about it. At least you got the laziness issue under the belt.
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."
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It'll be easier on the way home - it's downhill this time - which should encourage you to do it again tomorrow?
BTW: Do you have showers at work? 
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Yes we do have that
And no, im not smelling like i rode a bike today
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You'd be surprised how many people don't think of that - and stinky cow-orkers aren't a lot of fun! 
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I know that problem, wasn't a stinky coworker but a fellow student. And he was one of the ppl that are deplyoing hazardous gas by sweating...
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OriginalGriff wrote: stinky cow-orkers aren't a lot of fun
Unlike stinky ![Sheep | [baah]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/sheep.gif) -orkers.
Once you lose your pride the rest is easy.
In the end, only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you. – Buddha
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It's also a question on how "cycle-friendly" your workplace is. I used to work for a company where they had on-site bike racks (even with video surveillance), changing rooms and even showers just in case so you could ride there in your bike wear and change into your suit or whatever appropriate clothing just for the workday. I'd call that really progressive, given the fact that most cars rides (I heard up to 95% here in Germany) are about 7 km or less(!), it makes sense to encourage people to go by bike instead of wasting fuel and a lot of time in traffic jams (which is pretty likely in the city where I live at the moment). It's good for your health, good for the environment.
To the original poster: I think it's always like that. The biggest obstacle is to get started, after all, but after you mastered that, it'll get better and better every day.
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