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What voices do you recommend? The ones I had checked out (about a year ago) - the voices were mostly european-sounding, and flat, and not so natural-sounding. Is Piper the best open-source text-to-speech engine out there?
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I'm wondering if someone can help me brainstorm my setup - How to handle images & video content, when using git to track files? I'll explain my setup... My vision is a somewhat "lo-fi" and 10+ year durable system - s
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(1) 3D wood-craft! - I recently got a CNC router (it's a drill on a motorized arm, that can carve 3D shapes out of wood), and I've been challenging myself to build operate it completely from an open-source stack. - Computer: Used
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Hey Rick! I visited Fox.build a few years back - your maker-maker space is truly an inspiration, and I'm looking forward to visiting again soon. Thank you. // JRO from Cambria Labs
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I build high-quality product prototypes - digital & physical - for entrepreneurs & investors - through my company Cambria Labs. Location: Medellin Colombia / Austin Texas Remote & Local [ Technologies ] • Web applications:
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Product Designer Playbook - This is one of the best guides I have seen. This originated from Pivotal Labs, their product design and development practice was honed through 20+ years of weekly retrospectives. I suggest archiving a copy of it.
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Just found a great approach to making friends - it's always been a struggle for me, so sharing this out in case it helps someone. Language Exchanges. Many cities have a regular (Language)/English meetup. Spanish/English, Ital
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Donate to Coderberg
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This year, I have been re-igniting my passion for open-source. Earlier this year, I migrated projects from GitHub to GitLab - I tried my best to like it, but I found the user interface extremely frustrating. I also spoke with some GitLab fo
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Thanks for sharing that link! My brothers and I used to play Command & Conquer, so I'm interested in trying OpenRA ( https://www.openra.net/ ). Maybe you've got ideas on this - I'd love to find a space game
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The other day, I wanted something to hack on (wanting to use Linux to automatically play useful & fun playlists on a cron - but don't want it dependent on my MacBook). Looked through the closet, and realized I had given my Raspberr
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This looks interesting - thank you!
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Check out the Ploopy trackball. It's open-source. - https://ploopy.co/classic-trackball/
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Have you found a decent bare bones starter theme? I've been using MkDocs Material, and I find the theme too complicated (HTML etc) - hoping to find a super simple one that looks decent - plain - and is a good base for theming / st
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Check to see if there is a community maker-space in your area - including libraries & universities. One of the benefits of using those machines are that they are well-maintained and frequently used & tuned. Also, you can meet other
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Please do! Announce his arrival using his favorite time zone, and see if we can figure it out...
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For those curious about the Pivotal Labs product innovation process, check out this guide. In my opinion, it's the best end-to-end guide on how it all works together. It's a product of 20+ years of iteration & weekly retrospec
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Affirmator.app - Given a list of affirmations, wisdom & goals (sourced from life-success programs like Earl Nightingale's Strangest Secret, and books like Think and Grow Rich), use text-to-speech to generate voice audio files, leav
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Two things to check out: (1) find out the best university in your area, and see if they have a business incubator. Check out their events page - there's usually something interesting happening in the next couple of weeks - go to it wit
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I suggest do a search for "makerspace" in your area - They can help you build the project & you can learn how to do it, and you might meet some great friends in the process.
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What's the best book on CBT technique that you would recommend?
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I got Piper TTS running in a Docker container (I found that the issue is related to Python version and "phenomenize" library). If you're curious / interested in getting this to work, happy to help out & share the cod
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Check out Piper TTS: https://github.com/rhasspy/piper Note: I tried to run it on MacOS and had an issue with Python compatibility - ended up running it in a Docker container, got it working fine. If you experience the
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The one that keeps popping up for me is "fosters"...
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We have reservations about plugging students directly into a relationship with Google & Microsoft. We do our best to partner with 5-star, excellent organizations, who prioritize quality, integrity & excellent customer service. Putti
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Ask HN: Open-source, free pair-programming tools?
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Hey, if you're interested in pairing on the project together, I'm interested and available (especially if it's open-source). I'm a "full stack" web app developer, and "coach" other developers (a commo
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If you're interested in further text to speech missions, I just got Piper (open-source text-to-speech engine) running happily in a Docker container on my Mac. Effectively "free", high quality, fast-generating text-to-speech.
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If you're interested in an open-source, free equivalent, check out VSCodium (open-source version of VSCode), and FOAM (VSCode plugin - https://foambubble.github.io/foam/ ). In a new project, create a `docs/` f
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If you have the option near you, definitely search for and visit a makerspace near you. One reason is that 3D printers require frequent maintenance - something which will be "taken care of" at a makerspace - and you can spend time
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