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by ideasman42 4y ago
The UI works the same way it did back in the day, with updates to abstract away OpenGL spesific logic (preparing for Vulkan).
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by ideasman42 4y ago
I switched to ZSH and was quite happy with it, now using FISH - mainly because of it's excellent auto-completion that displays as you type. Otherwise both ZSH and FISH are good options IMHO. Although for typical "shell-scripting&q
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by ideasman42 4y ago
Are there any interesting new features in this release?
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by ideasman42 4y ago
Seems like too much, while the value could be justified... I don't think it's it's likely to succeed which is unfortunate. OTOH, would be happy to be proven wrong.
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by ideasman42 5y ago
As long as you can run commands on key-press, I don't see why not. You could test it with file creation/removal or something simple, the same will then work for nerd-dictation.
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by ideasman42 5y ago
Just shortcuts to begin/end dictation. Although I use a programmable keyboard, which I've configured to "push to talk", that is - I hold a key for dictation, releasing the case stops dictation.
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by ideasman42 5y ago
Regarding 1) I have 2 key bindings, 1 that starts a sentence and another binding but doesn't. while punctuation remains an issue (comers brackets and question marks for example) - since I'm mostly using this to save typing longer
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by ideasman42 5y ago
Interesting are you using the full model? I found with a good microphone and the full 1 gigabyte language model that the quality is quite good compared to other people's phones I have used from time to time.
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Nerd-dictation, hackable speech to text on Linux(github.com)
202 points by ideasman42 5y ago|62 comments
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by ideasman42 5y ago
I also don't use quora much, main reasons: - No way to hide "requests for anecdotes" which seem to be more like click-bait these days. - No incentive for de-duplicating questions (resulting in a lot of duplicates). ... it&#x2
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Nerd Dictation: Speech to Text on Linux Using VOSK-SDK(github.com)
2 points by ideasman42 5y ago|0 comments
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by ideasman42 7y ago
And the Blender internal rendering engine.
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by ideasman42 9y ago
Right, only the last command is kept in memory. Run another command and it's lost (which is good IMHO)
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by ideasman42 9y ago
While I like fish, I stopped using it because of a small convenience feature ZSH has. With ZSH, I can run a command with a space at the start so it's excluded from history, even though its not saved to disk, the last command is still s
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by ideasman42 10y ago
Hey, I also started learning Rust not so long ago (~5 months). By the sounds of it didn't have quite as much trouble as you're experiencing. Having said that, I found experienced Rust developers grossly under estimate how hard i