TLDR; because I'm not gonna do you dirty famhttps://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/115965/egg-drop-soup-better-than-restaurant-quality/ I pretty much followed this recipe. 1 cup of chicken broth. 1 egg. 1/4 tsp soy sauce and 1/4 tsp sesame oil. I boiled the broth, soy sauce and sesame oil. I beat an egg with a fork. Then as I slowly stirred the pot with …
Updates
The last couple months have been extremely busy. I haven't had time to get back to work on SERINDA. I have code modified in BabylonJS locally so that I can hook SERINDA in and work with BabylonJS in a better way that OpenCV and other libraries can interact. This means that I can hook into …
Updates: CED Site, SERINDA, More
I have been extremely busy the last couple months. I've worked almost exclusively on the Cherokee Dictionary site. Since March 23rd or so I've not worked on my HUD nor headset. It may still be another few weeks. Let's start with SERINDA. The next step is to finish the OpenCV and BabylonJS integration. It's actually …
Cherokee Word Deconstruction
I've been working on a word deconstructor. This was originally called an AffixSplitter or Lemmatizer depending on the project you look at. The original projects can be found here and here and here. It's easy to determine affixes when you know what type of word you're dealing with (verb, noun, adjective, etc). When you don't …
Cherokee Code Libraries
I have spent quite a while (like 2 months now?) working on getting the libraries available for open sourcing. I am finally at the point that they're ready. I'm still improving some of the libraries, but they're ready for use now. I also spent a bit of time refactoring the website to the latest Grails …
SERINDA OpenCV and BabylonJS Integration
One of the big issues I've been working on has been translating OpenCV detection points to BabylonJS coordinates. Up to this point, I've had some success getting a marker to track an object. I decided to take a look at the JSArtoolkit5 examples and see what I could glean from them. The idea was to …
Headset FOV
I was asked about the FOV for each of the headsets. Haori I call this the Johnny Mnemonic and is the one I'm using the most right now. It has 50-degree FOV.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C2B22GG/ Mad Gaze Glow I call this the Roy Orbison and has a 53-degree FOVhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08G1H7X61 Chengzi This has the same viewscreen used by the …
QR Code Reader and Catalog RaspberryPi Part 1
I have a storage room, garage, and a workspace. I'm planning to use this to catalog everything from collectibles, Christmas decorations, electronics, leather works, models, research materials, and more. I want to be able to search for items I need and find where they are located in my massive collections. A while back I wanted …
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Architecture Rewrite
I'd taken the Serinda project and split it out into a basic project so I could convert the Python work over to Javascript so all of the work is processed on the front-end. I don't want to remove all of the work I've done so right now the branch I'm working on is all of …
SERINDA Optics Update
The last couple weeks have been pretty focused on the 3D GUI/HUD (we'll just call it HUD from now on). I already have LeapMotion integration, OpenCV integration, and BabylonJS integration. All three are separate pieces. With the HUD I wanted to make sure I had pieces in place so that the OpenCV detection coordinates could …
