Why not a K8s cluster? Much more appropriate for modern software.
Kata1yst
joined 2 years ago
Voice has never made me want a different player, fwiw.
Development is happening in the dev's branches. Branches are generally kept local until submitted for a PR. You can easily see this in the origin branches and open PRs.
Honestly I'm not sure if you're trolling, don't understand git development, or if you really think that a project needs to iterate main multiple times per month to be your definition of "healthy open source", but I'm tired of shooting down such lazy attacks and won't be responding further.
Have a nice day.
What obscure location? Codeberg?
All the activity is open on Codeberg. You can see every member of that team actively merging and reviewing requests.
Why do you assume that? Why is your way of open source the right way?
All open source projects are run by a small team of people reviewing and accepting, rejecting, and prioritizing work. What part of this project's methodology bothers you?
He did though. And honestly the website has come very far in a short period of time, I really don't understand the concerns and whining in this thread...
From codeberg-
Core Team
- ernest
- szsz
- cooperaj
- rideranton
- AnonymousLlama
https://codeberg.org/org/Kbin/teams
Design Team
- cody
I haven't made the repo public just yet, but I'll reply to you here when it is. Hopefully early next week.
Though for the record the current scope is to deploy on x86 docker and listen to remote rtsp streams.
I did just disparage the code of BirdNet-Pi somewhat, but it's a vetted and solid solution on pi-compatible hardware.
In commercial airliners, nearly the entire flight is now closely monitored and controlled by redundant computer systems. And the pilots rarely use the front window, they mostly fly by instrument.
Cameras as the cockpit windows aren't really that crazy at this point. Really glass cockpits are a formality.
Currently working on a replacement for BirdCAGE. It was a pretty cool project, that was unfortunately based on some pretty hacky code (not the dev's fault, he based it on BirdNet-Pi) and subsequently has been abandoned.
MVP is up and running, just polishing and adding features. Still no GUI just yet, right now it's just presisting the data locally (recordings with detections, spectrograms, and a database of detections) and submitting the results to Birdweather which you can use as a basic UI until I get around to it.
It's been a great learning experience.
Learn docker on the distro you're most comfortable with.
Disagree. I've never encountered malware in over a decade. Cost of should be less than the cost of a Netflix subscription.