Hilarious. This should be built-in to all of those error-reporting systems that software developers use so they can really feel their users' pain when something in their software breaks :)
At first I started thinking "well this sounds kind of silly" ... and then I scrolled down far enough to see his results and saw the perfect expression of what it feels like when this happens!
Well, this is a good example of a hook that you can add to your distributed revision control systems. Something that could never be added to a set of hooks that are run on the server. And local hooks can cause productivity boosts.
I might have gone with DELAY_BETWEEN_DETECTION_AND_PICTURE, because it describes what the constant is used for and does not describe it as a "rate", which suggests some sort of x / t measurement where t is a unit of time.
I cant find any documentation on installing CVTypes, could someone who knows some python help me out? I would love to play around with this and share it on github.
Hilarious! I laughed out loud more at this than anything else online I've seen in the last year. Imagine hooking it up to a mic to also snap a pic when a certain volume threshold is exceeded; i.e. when you curse at your computer.
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However correct you are! Maybe EMOTIONAL_DELAY?
(oh the implications!)
If it does everything claimed (not tried it out yet) Crunchy Frog [2] looks prettyy useful.
1. http://andialbrecht.wordpress.com/projects/
2. http://code.google.com/p/crunchyfrog/
svn co https://code.ros.org/svn/opencv/trunk/opencv
http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/PythonInterface