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by ArsenArsen 2y ago
this is just as much of a problem on binary distros mind you. just because there might be a smaller time delta does not mean that the problem is solved
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by ArsenArsen 2y ago
WDYM? 'pragmatic' here means 'not necessarily purely microkernel-y if very difficult'. for instance, the memory manager is in the kernel in managarm
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by ArsenArsen 3y ago
keep in mind that you can't do that, here's a quote that explains it well: Some programs imprudently rely on code such as the following sprintf(buf, "%s some further text", buf); to append text to buf. However,
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InitWare (systemd fork) runs on macOS for the first time(imgur.com)
2 points by ArsenArsen 5y ago|0 comments
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by ArsenArsen 5y ago
I had anticipated the overhead of XML being brought up, hence the other suggestions there, which is anything + jsonschema. jsonschema was used for illustrative purposes, it's a lot more powerful than most usecases call for, and it pays
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by ArsenArsen 5y ago
I don't think it's much worse than CSV, with it's inflexible structure, not allowing for any formatting to be inserted. As for weird schemas, that really is an implementation specific issue. This example was sketched up in mi
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by ArsenArsen 5y ago
AFAICT, XML fulfils all of the requirements of this. It is self describing, rigorously defined for the machine, highly flexible, highly extensible, human readable, text-based and an open format, and it is only mentioned as a storage format
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by ArsenArsen 5y ago
TeamSpeak has cemented Mumbles paradigm in the minds of many, many mainstream people years before Discord existed. Mumble works pretty much the same in terms of convenience and simplicity. It's not that niche. Try it before you knock i
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by ArsenArsen 5y ago
They also support RNNoise, and everyone who knows me knows I love RNNoise! :)
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the switch you're talking about is hardware level. If you want to turn rnnoise on/off you could create a new pcm rather than overriding the default, and then having the software select it. The README example o
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
There's no GUI for it, but I'm willing to help you with it. If you have no asoundrc (i.e. you let ALSA figure it out for you) the example in the README will work. Otherwise you can email me or post on the mailing list and I can ge
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
Coming back with information from #xiph on freenode: 16:57 <ArsenArsen> where and under what license is the training data used for RNNoise? 18:38 <rillian> ArsenArsen: There's a copy of what I believe is the training
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
Right now there's no such feature in place, but I imagine keeping the buffer from before denoising and mixing it into the denoised result (plus the multiplication) will do what you're describing? It may increase volume, I might ne
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
There's an issue tracker on that page, under tickets, but I'd prefer if you took a discussion to the attached mailing list first before it hits the official tracker. As for packaging, that's my field of work for some projects
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
I'd be quite interested in such an article, again, my goal (besides VoIP) is screencasting and/or streaming, so any bit of advice someone with experience might have is greatly useful. I'll look into expansion and compression,
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
+1, that data is CC0, and I believe that's all the data that was used for training.
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
It is possible to use VST2 on Windows. This way you get RNNoise and the advantages of Free software. https://github.com/werman/noise-suppression-for-voice
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
There is training instructions in the repository. The training scripts appear to be using some pretty standard ML libraries (I'm seeing keras and mentions of tensorflow), so I imagine that the requirements are the same as those. I don&
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
I believe Pulse also has a LADSPA module that you could try.
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
The plugin uses very little CPU, and is entirely inactive when not in use (i.e. when data isn't being pulled => the transfer function isn't being called) due to how ALSA works EDIT: Do note, though, that each process pulling au
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
The documentation is a bit poor. The original data is available for download (with more info about the entire process, most of which is outside of my grasp as I am not an ML person) in the demo blog post: https://jmvalin.ca/
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
Ever since I got a new microphone I've been having issues with large quantities of background noise, primarily typing sounds, leaking in through my microphone. A friend of mine had told me about rnnoise, describing it as "very go
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Show HN: Alsa_rnnoise – RNNoise-based noise removal plugin for ALSA(sr.ht)
137 points by ArsenArsen 6y ago|47 comments
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by ArsenArsen 6y ago
Ever since I got a new microphone I've been having issues with large quantities of background noise, primarily typing sounds, leaking in through my microphone. A friend of mine had told me about rnnoise, describing it as "very goo
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Show HN: alsa_rnnoise is a HQ noise filter for ALSA, powered by Xiph.Org RNNoise(sr.ht)
1 points by ArsenArsen 6y ago|1 comments