Ramblin' & Amblin' (2026-10-17): Ok, next experiment
Ramblin' & Amblin' Field Notes with Mike Hall (Staff Software Engineer) Recorded on the move: engineering observations, systems architecture, and software craftsmanship reflections.
The Interviewer
Mike Hall
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Mike Hall
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Ok, next experiment. Revisiting the dehum thing. Now I
believe I'm far enough out where it should be recording and
synced up just fine. And what I expect to do is that I
expect to walk out underneath these attention wires here
into the easeway or whatever they call it.
Mike Hall
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But there's a trail that runs down underneath it. I'll show
you that in a second. So I will keep talking and we'll see
how that affects the synchronization of my voice to the
audio, to the video, whether there's any interference. And I'm walking here now underneath.
Mike Hall
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I'll just show you. It
's actually quite beautiful here in its own way. So I'm walking it out underneath here and I'm going to walk
up this little rise and I'm going to see, you know, that
takes me a little bit closer up to the high tension wires a
little bit. I think this should be putting me in a place where the
disruption, interruption, interference was happening and
messing with the whatever you call it and the phone and the
thing and making my voice all scratchy scratchy and all
weird sounding.
Mike Hall
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So that's where we're at. And yeah, I think that's a
beautiful view down there. All right. I think I've tarried long enough underneath here
.
Mike Hall
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Now we're going to just keep talking and I'm going to keep
going, hopefully to see how much it avoid, how much it is
able to recover later and how clear my voice will come
through running that process again. Will I be able to use the same parameters? Was it a one off
that was created by the tool or was it truly some kind of
dynamic adaptive general purpose filter that could be
applied to any audio that is suffering the same type of
degradation,
at least for the same base hardware specs? And I believe I
should be approaching.
Mike Hall
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Also beautiful. See here. This is the park that I love to go walk in. Eagle project there.
Mike Hall
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Tyler Tomasello Eagle project 2016 2016. Yeah. Troop 165. Remember now it's, it's, uh, you know, the stuff takes time
.
Mike Hall
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And, uh, you know, it's good. It's good. I'm not knocking
it. Uh, the, uh, the, uh, audio should be nice and clear now.
Mike Hall
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Sorry. I believe that, uh, I'll, uh, go ahead and stop the,
uh, stop the audio. All right. Thanks.
Mike Hall
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Bye.