The browser knows the xid since we generate/assign it in the wrapper app (even if it's just stored in localstorage and never goes to a server).
Using the xid provided in url query param, we can get user details, including the conversation-specific participant ID in .ptpt.pid (see attached for full response)
https://pol.is/api/v3/participationInit?conversation_id=4kjz5rrrfe&pid=mypid&xid=12334552
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| $ docker-compose run --rm maintenance bash setup.sh | |
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| const path = require('path'); | |
| const npmCachePath = process.env.npm_config_cache; | |
| // Get this from npmjs? Not cache? | |
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| $ git bisect start 2043-lint-fixes f4fcef97cecbefb7a4c1fcfda3f4bcaf553fa88c | |
| # known good: f4fcef97cecbefb7a4c1fcfda3f4bcaf553fa88c | |
| # known bad: 2043-lint-fixes | |
| $ git bisect run bash 1-bisect-test.sh | |
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| commit ef5a3f2504e72647af0526a6af093672e65f7a4a | |
| Author: Patrick Connolly <patrick.c.connolly@gmail.com> | |
| Date: Sun Feb 20 23:29:58 2022 -0500 |
Running this on OSX, so need to install sox first:
brew install sox
Then paste this file somewhere, and run it in the background with:
bash monitor-audio-levels.sh
As of right now, it only add a character to /tmp/threshold-tally.txt for every 5-second interval where volume exceeds the arbitrary "3" threshold. Would be really useful to timestamp each, and convert to JSON that we can send to a custom leftronic.com dashboard widget, and get a rough idea of how much of the day a room's volume exceeds a given threshold.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tc_5bM0zSM&
Transcript from: https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/Fork-the-government-CES--AzmvdRn8ZkN5Zi5~cNWblZPTAg-2WkwonjChbKbl1qMVLGJW
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/autang/fork-the-government
Host: OK, good afternoon to everybody. My name is Giovanni Allegretti. I am the coordinator of the Centre for Social Studies of the project EMPATIA, enabling multi-channel participation through ICT application. As you can see on the website of the project, we are today hosting at the centre for social studies a working seminar of a colleague who comes from Taiwan, whose name is Audrey Tang.
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