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[Unit]
Description=Fluidsynth

[Service]
Type=forking
# The PID file is optional, but recommended in the manpage
# "so that systemd can identify the main process of the daemon"
PIDFile=/var/run/fluidsynth.pid
ExecStart=/home/pi/bin/fluidsynth_service.sh start

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#!/bin/sh
# start/stop service and create pid file for a non-daemon app
# from https://blog.sleeplessbeastie.eu/2014/11/04/how-to-monitor-background-process-using-monit/

# service command
service_cmd="nice -n -19 fluidsynth -is --audio-driver=alsa /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GM.sf2"

# pid file location
service_pid="/var/run/fluidsynth.pid"

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[global]
no-index = true  ; comment this line out if you need to bypass the mirror
find-links = https://sm-mirror.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/pip/index.html 

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import vobject

vcfdata = open("Downloads/00001.vcf").read()
out = open("Downloads/scrubbed.vcf", 'w')
contacts = vobject.readComponents(vcfdata)

done = False
while not done:
    try:
        contact = contacts.next()

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# sip.php
#
# quick and dirty outbound routing for sip phones with Twilio
#
# in your twilio sip tab
# set up your sip domain (DOMAIN.sip.twilio.com)
# register credentials for the username as the callback number with no spaces or +1 eg "3135551212" and set password
# validate the callback number
# set this script to the voice url 
# set your sip client to authenticate with CALLBACKNUMBER/PASSWORD and host DOMAIN.sip.twilio.com

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def fixedPoly(contour, polysides = 8):
    opencv_contour = contour.reshape(-1, 1, 2)
    
    higherr = 50.0
    lowerr = 1.0
    tryerr = 25.0
    poly = []
    #binary search polygon approximations until we get a 4 point polygon
    maxiterations = 100
    while len(poly) != polysides and maxiterations:

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#extended from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15706339/how-to-compute-emd-for-2-numpy-arrays-i-e-histogram-using-opencv
#Earth Mover Distance = histogram similarity metric.  Weights are optional.
def histEMD(hist1, hist2, hist1weights = [], hist2weights = []):
    if not len(hist1weights):
        hist1weights = np.ones(len(hist1))
    
    if not len(hist2weights):
        hist2weights = np.ones(len(hist1))
    
    a64 = cv.fromarray(np.dstack((hist1weights, hist1))[0].copy())