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by follower 3y ago
As no justification was given for the change, I'm led to assume that it's because telemetry data gathered via logged in people is more valuable... (...and that there is insufficient competition in the market to prevent the change.
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by follower 3y ago
Since I've been playing around with Piper Text-to-Speech & the associated LibriTTS voice model, I couldn't resist: * https://rancidbacon.gitlab.io/piper-tts-demos/#various_radio... If the six speakers I s
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by follower 3y ago
My interest in offline TTS is actually entirely unrelated to the automation space: I'm interested in Text to Speech for creative pursuits, such as video game voice dialogue and animated videos. This is one of the reasons why the range
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by follower 3y ago
The most exciting thing about Home Assistant's "Year of the Voice", for me, is that it is apparently enabling/supporting @synesthesiam's continued phenomenal contributions to the FLOSS off-line voice synthesis space
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by follower 4y ago
For people interested in this topic, the "People Make Games" channel on YouTube have a couple of related videos with original research/interviews: * "How Valve is Profiting from Steam's Back-Door Casinos": &lt
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by follower 4y ago
For the sake of completeness, a couple of updates[0]: (1) With regard to the "03/10 is ASCII colon" comment: the "03/10" form is apparently known as "column-row notation" (or "column-line notatio
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by follower 4y ago
Had a quick look & seems the DDJ-400 support did get improved for v2.3, I think: https://manual.mixxx.org/2.3/en/hardware/controllers/pioneer... Also, apparently someone used a DDJ-400 as part of a R
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by follower 4y ago
One of the leading contenders for being a modern equivalent IMO would be the Godot game engine. The Godot editor is less than 100MB to download for many platforms--the recent Godot 4 release also supports running the editor on the web[0]
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by follower 4y ago
> I don't use it myself. Out of curiosity, is that because you don't DJ, so have no use for the software; or, because you do DJ but use something else? :) Either way, I concur with your Mixxx assessment! While I haven't mi
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by follower 4y ago
> Some advices for a first timer? Sure[0]: * Send a proposal to strace. :) Additionally: (a) As others have mentioned, it's entirely normal to initially feel like one doesn't understand a new code-base of non-trivial size enoug
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by follower 4y ago
> but i'm fucking confused every time I start reading its docs and syntax. You are not the only one. :) I definitely walked up to Rust & then turned around & left again during my learning process. :D (And that was with the
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by follower 4y ago
To specifically answer your question, here: * < http://www.areweembeddedyet.com/ > It currently redirects to: * < https://rust-embedded.org > Which doesn't really contain anything other than a link
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by follower 4y ago
> 2. Grow frustrated with duck typing FWIW GDScript has had optional/gradual typing since Godot 3.1[1] with significant improvements implemented for Godot 4.0[2]. Also, I've seen a non-zero number of people who were used to C#
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by follower 4y ago
> Given that much of the money paying the WINE developers is coming from Valve Do you know of any data documenting total funding over the entire lifetime of the project from all the project corporate sponsors: * https://en.wik
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by follower 4y ago
> No one is displacing that tomorrow, or next month, or even, I don't know, I'll be bold and guess 5 years from now. Betting on the status quo is definitely a pretty safe bet--and particularly over the timeframes of AA-AAA game
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by follower 4y ago
> I'm amazed at the futility of Godot's labor allocation sometimes. In terms of C#, they did get funding of $USD24,000 for implementing it: https://godotengine.org/article/introducing-csharp-godot/#a
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by follower 4y ago
> Same for Godot. While likely true that it's "Unlikely to ever be as supported" as the 4 officially supported languages[0] ("GDScript, C#, and, via its GDExtension technology, C and C++."), Godot's GDExte
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by follower 4y ago
These are issues that I'm aware of that are "tracking" the status of Rust on console: * < https://github.com/rust-gamedev/wg/issues/90 > * < https://github.com/EmbarkStudi
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by follower 4y ago
> ...then I can understand. What I don't is that there seems to be no use case for which Rust isn't good. Without knowing what specific comments you've based this observation on, I can only speak in generics but I do think
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by follower 4y ago
> ...in fact the war was won, long ago[2]. It appears that people have different definitions of what "won" means... > [2] ... violations still occur occasionally ... Yes, companies mess up. ...and also, apparently, "occ
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by follower 4y ago
At least one tech YouTuber, Naomi Wu (a.k.a. RealSexyCyborg) has in fact already covered this topic and successfully got a company to comply with their GPL obligations. Her comment[0] at the time directed at other Tech YouTubers was: >
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by follower 4y ago
The fact that the Software Freedom Conservancy currently has an active lawsuit against Vizio (Founded "October 2002 in Costa Mesa, California, U.S.") suggests the war has not, in fact, been won "in the west": < https:
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by follower 4y ago
While I have briefly been to China I cannot claim particularly deep knowledge about Chinese culture, customs & values and thus prefer to turn to people with more knowledge & experience, such as a local: Based on this video by Naomi
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by follower 4y ago
I'm guessing it may have been one or both of these `xterm`-related documents: * < https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html#h4-F... > * < https://invisible-island.net/xterm
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by follower 4y ago
Okay, it took a little bit of digging but I eventually found more about this via a link from the Wikipedia page. * via < https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html#h4-F... > (search for "CSI
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by follower 4y ago
> abstracts certain music related objects (scales, chords) I've been thinking about that again recently & attempting to resist both creating such an abstraction and re-inventing the wheel. :) The first format that came to mind
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by follower 4y ago
Additional recommendation that I (re?)discovered yesterday: * "Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People": https://tobyrush.com/theorypages/index.html It's an ongoing series of illustrated one page &q
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by follower 4y ago
The other day I discovered there's actually a free college-level interactive Open Textbook on Music Theory: * Interactive version: https://openmusictheory.github.io (v1) or https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmu
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by follower 4y ago
Regarding the "Music Theory library" aspect, note that the CLI tool demonstrates use of the underlying Ruby library which has documentation here: * https://github.com/pedrozath/coltrane/wiki/Core-mus
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by follower 4y ago
In relation to Blender as Python module, while both docs[1] I've seen mention that you have to build it yourself it does seem this may not actually necessary? AFAICT it is available as a pre-built wheel via pypi: https://pyp

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