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src/_posts/2022-01-06-unfinished-projects.md
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@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ This whole pipeline works flawlessly, but the tooling was never released due to
I actually published one of my failed projects as reference material for other developers. I actually published one of my failed projects as reference material for other developers.
{{ github(repo="ewpratten/animal-loader") }} [https://github.com/ewpratten/animal-loader](https://github.com/ewpratten/animal-loader)
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@ -65,9 +65,6 @@ Essentially, this toolkit leverages an existing Docker Engine on a host, and pro
Using the toolkit, I threw together a quick project called `midas-depth-solve` that provides a Docker container to run MiDaS through a little [batch-processing wrapper script](https://github.com/Ewpratten/midas-depth-solve/blob/master/solve.py) I wrote. Simply provide a directory full of images in whatever format you'd like along with some configuration flags, and it will spit out each image as a grayscale depth map. Using the toolkit, I threw together a quick project called `midas-depth-solve` that provides a Docker container to run MiDaS through a little [batch-processing wrapper script](https://github.com/Ewpratten/midas-depth-solve/blob/master/solve.py) I wrote. Simply provide a directory full of images in whatever format you'd like along with some configuration flags, and it will spit out each image as a grayscale depth map.
{{ github(repo="ewpratten/midas-depth-solve") }}
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Information on how to use this container stand-alone yourself can be found in the project README. Information on how to use this container stand-alone yourself can be found in the project README.
An example of an output from MiDaS is shown below. I have boosted the exposure a lot to make it easier to see the depth levels. Generally, depth maps are low-contrast. An example of an output from MiDaS is shown below. I have boosted the exposure a lot to make it easier to see the depth levels. Generally, depth maps are low-contrast.

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When I discovered this, I decided to write a little program that wraps the SSH commands with a little bit of error checking, and support for auto-discovery of UDM-Pro devices on your network. When I discovered this, I decided to write a little program that wraps the SSH commands with a little bit of error checking, and support for auto-discovery of UDM-Pro devices on your network.
{{ github(repo="ewpratten/udm-fan") }} [https://github.com/ewpratten/udm-fan](https://github.com/ewpratten/udm-fan)
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@ -57,7 +57,6 @@ I then delegated reverse DNS to the [Hurricane Electric DNS service](https://dns
For this process, I ended up building a little Python tool called `lyrics2ptr` that generates copy-pastable Hurricane Electric settings from a text file full of lyrics. For this process, I ended up building a little Python tool called `lyrics2ptr` that generates copy-pastable Hurricane Electric settings from a text file full of lyrics.
{{ github(repo="ewpratten/lyrics2ptr") }}
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The specific command for this was: The specific command for this was:
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## Profit! ## Profit!
Well, thats about it. I skipped over some implementation details, but if you'd like to check out the source code for this project, head over to its GitHub page: Well, thats about it. I skipped over some implementation details, but if you'd like to check out the source code for this project, head over to [its GitHub page](https://github.com/ewpratten/imaginary-addrs).
{{ github(repo="ewpratten/imaginary-addrs") }}
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And for the end result: And for the end result: