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by follower 4y ago
Oh, thanks for mentioning this, I wasn't aware of its existence. (Nice intro for anyone else interested: https://hlorus.github.io/CAD_Sketcher/getting_started/#creat... ) It's cool that CAD Sketcher is ab
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by follower 4y ago
Can very much identify with this! I only just downloaded 3.3.1 the other day. :) While frequent release cycles are great, keeping up with the changes between Blender, Rust language, Bevy game engine and Godot 4 betas seems like a full time
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by follower 4y ago
Worth noting (as it's easy to miss) but all the bullet list items at the end of each section of the "flashy" release notes are actually links to related dev details. e.g. "Added Sobol-Burley sampling pattern" links
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by follower 4y ago
As an aside, for anyone interested in AI as it relates to Blender, there was a recent Blender Conference talk "Integrating AI tools with Blender" I found thoughtful & informative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by follower 4y ago
Here's my pitch semi-related to that topic from when the beta Mimic3 made it to HN: :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31422342
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by follower 4y ago
> If I wanted to use this to record some TTS style files for a game On that topic, you might be interested in this tool I've worked on which works with an earlier TTS project the primary Mimic3 developer created: https://
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by follower 4y ago
In case it's of interest, when I last explored this topic in terms of the Free/Open Source ecosystem I was very impressed with how well VOSK-API performed: https://github.com/alphacep/vosk-api Here's a
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by follower 4y ago
If you've not already encountered them I'd definitely encourage you to check out these Free/Open Source projects too: * Larynx: https://github.com/rhasspy/larynx/ * OpenTTS: https://gith
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by follower 4y ago
> I wonder if a style-transfer style algorithm could be used to map the intent of a sentence to a simulated voice. There's definitely research/proprietary software that can enable a person speaking in desired manner to have the
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by follower 4y ago
FWIW the "Speech Synthesis Markup Language" (SSML) standard does have sections for "3.2 Prosody and Style" https://www.w3.org/TR/speech-synthesis11/#S3.2 & "3.1.10 phoneme Element&quot
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by follower 4y ago
The W3C does have a standard for speech synthesis markup called "Speech Synthesis Markup Language" (SSML): https://www.w3.org/TR/speech-synthesis11/ Whether it's supported by a particular speech syn
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by follower 4y ago
While these Free/Open Source licensed TTS engines have a "relatively large" number of non-English voice options neither seems to include Croatian. * https://rhasspy.github.io/larynx/ * https:/&#x2F
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by follower 4y ago
I imagine that our concept of what a villain sounds like tends to be extremely personally biased but here's a couple of options [Advisory: Contains threatening language.]: * http://www.sndup.net/p33q * http:/&#x2
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by follower 4y ago
I can recommend taking a look at: * Larynx: https://github.com/rhasspy/larynx/ * OpenTTS: https://github.com/synesthesiam/opentts * Likely Mimic3 in the near future: https://mycrof
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by follower 4y ago
If you haven't already checked it out, I'd suggest investigating use of `evdi` ("Extensible Virtual Display Interface") for the virtual display aspect of this: * https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi
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by follower 5y ago
That's exactly where my mind went when I read this post too. The link for anyone interested: https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi It's unfortunate it wasn't accepted in-tree because while it was initially
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by follower 5y ago
> it even renders Rust's friendly compiler errors with little rails on the left! see issue #3 [2] Nice! You might like to show your work on that to https://twitter.com/ekuber if you've not already done so.
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by follower 5y ago
> The command pallet didn't respond to arrow keys. Yeah, this seems to be an unfortunate bug. FWIW I linked to a workaround that enabled me to try the app's functionality more here: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by follower 5y ago
> Only that Kate is usable right now, and has in fact quite some features. There's dozen of us! :) As a matter of interest, have you managed to get a satisfactory Rust/LSP/Rust-Analyzer/Cargo setup running with your K
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by follower 5y ago
I, too, only use software that is "made with binary".
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by follower 5y ago
> Correct use, documentation, and other concerns are important for all libraries, whether got via cargo or otherwise This is true. However the Cargo/Rust ecosystem has one standard answer, read the associated crate docs, e.g.: http
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by follower 5y ago
> Also the code completions are not clickable with a mouse, and using the "down" key also doesn't do anything. Yeah, unfortunately it seems like there's a (possibly recently introduced?) bug that appears to break arro
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by follower 5y ago
Yeah, I've run into this issue with Flatpak & Kate. (I think it was specifically the Flathub Kate Flatpak that was pulled?) FWIW I was recently able to get a "passable" but not ideal Rust/LSP/Rust-Analyzer&#x2
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by follower 5y ago
Yes, it can be disabled. (via opening screen and/or preferences.) I'm not a fan of modal editing either so I appreciate that while the Lapce developer is a fan they at least support non-modal as an option--unlike many other rece
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by follower 5y ago
> It's a 55 MB executable. You could fit at least one hundred full blow almost self contained (CLI) text-editors with the feature-set of Lapce in that size… Sure, why not, I've got time to waste on endless bikeshedding... :D IM
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by follower 5y ago
Was just about to mention this repo to the OP but suspect I found it from your site in the first place: https://github.com/benob/recasepunc :D Punctuation/capitalization will make a massive difference to practical
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by follower 5y ago
I just checked and apparently they are already aware: https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/3325#issuecomm... :) (Tho I'll admit I have no idea what "bluffing" means in that context. :D
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by follower 5y ago
The package that this project is built on (vosk-api) mentions & includes some examples to demonstrate exactly that type of use case with ffmpeg: "...continuous large vocabulary transcription, zero-latency response with streaming AP
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by follower 5y ago
Yeah, I was really impressed with the project when I encountered it last year when trying out a bunch of FLOSS Speech-To-Text options. It was significantly better than the other FLOSS options I looked at--both in terms of getting it going
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by follower 5y ago
Yes! The project is called Larynx, and it is amazing : https://github.com/rhasspy/larynx/ I waxed lyrical about it recently in this thread about private alternatives to Alexa: https://news.ycombinator.

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