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I've had no success trying to get a black metal raspy voice for a poetry reading.
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I've been trying to get it to scream with some humorous results: Vibe: Voice Affect: A Primal Scream from the top of your lungs! Tone: LOUD. A RAW SCREAM Emotion: Intense primal rage. Pronunciation: Draw out the last word until you are
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I am pretty impressed with how well this read chinese!
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My company does not allow any employees to use their personal GitHub for work (or Facebook, instagram, or anything else) after running into issue when employees leave.
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My iPhone X battery recently dropped below 90% and even though settings show “peak performance capability” it has started to feel very slow. Lots of stuttering at basic things like typing, showing the keyboard, swiping and so on. It is very
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2y ago
If you have ollama: ollama run deepseek-r1:671b That is 404GB, but there are smaller versions too.
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If your SRE gets a bonus every time they fix an issue in production, you would start incentivizing them to make sure production has lots of issues they can easily fix and get their bonus. If you de-incentivize them every time there is a pro
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I think what shocks me most here is that in a single year, you have placed 200 orders. What is it that you buy online or offline? I just can't imagine making a purchase every other day, especially if you aren't including groceries
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This is one of those things that I think is interesting about how "normal" people use the Internet. I am guessing they just always start with google. But for me, if I want to look up local restaurants, I go straight to Maps/Y
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I think it depends on the person. I am a huge music fan, and am very particular about my music. There are some remastered versions that I strongly dislike (and some that I prefer). I find it to be near impossible to know what version I am g
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Fedora does it automatically. Run gdb on any binary installed through rpm, and it'll pull down all the debug symbols. Same thing with the problem reporter (gnome-abrt), after a crash, it'll automatically pull down debug symbols if
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2y ago
I have written an app in Vala + gtk4, using meson + ninja as the build system. It is pretty straight forward. https://github.com/line72/campcounselor/
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They discuss this in their blog post about how additional industries could be part of this co-op: like labels, studios, housing co-ops, vinyl pressing plants, venues, professional services, and credit unions. https://subvert.fm&#
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Discoverability of anything outside of the main stream is always difficult. I listen to a sub-sub-genre of an already niche sub-genre (raw black metal) where it takes A LOT of work to pick out the small amount of good from the large amount
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2y ago
Would you consider iodized salt "mass medication"?
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I agree. But can you trust Zoom? What about Office or Photoshop? Can you trust Websites or your browser anymore? Even open source apps have analytics in them that may not be trustworthy anymore (firefox, audacity, ...).
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I find it very interesting how much our threat model has changed in the last 10-15 years. We no longer trust even local software, as we have to assume everything is now malicious. Commercial software from "reputable" companies can
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Here's hoping we eventually get IMAP labels and virtual folders :fingers-crossed:
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If you win the answering machine, just beware! > Deletion: > Irreversible
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I had a similar issue, of moving from the US to Germany in 2000 and my spouse bringing her favorite DVDs with us. However, once we got there, she was unable to watch any of them, as all the DVD players were for the EU region, while her DVDs
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"The Death and Life of Great American Cities" by Jane Jacobs. This book completely changed how I view my city and other urban areas. I am now much more in-tune with my urban environment and understand how different aspects of it a
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Consider a hurricane evacuation where you need to have a way to provide real time information for people in their vehicles trying to leave the area. Cell service is down. You can't provide emergency workers to direct traffic. This is e
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I find everything about youtube's player to be infuriating. It has completely driven me off the platform, and caused me to set up tube archivist with a jellyfin plugin, so I can just watch all my videos through jellyfin. This has the a
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I agree. Any tax payer money used for creating software should be required to be open source. Ideally, governments and similar organizations would utilize open source software, then use contractors to modify, support, and maintain it (again
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Has anyone tried training their own personal machine learning model to take export from their Bank+receipts and auto categorize everything? It seems like it'd be a fairly simple classification model that wouldn't require too much
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It seems weird to me that a media organizations like the New York times doesn’t set up a mastodon server for their journalists. Governments would also be a good option. You obviously wouldn’t let people outside the organization register an
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I wrote a web scraper to scrape products from some Vinyl Record Distributors. It is amazing to me how careless (or clueless) people are with various unicode characters. I had huge amounts of rules for "unifying" unicode, so I coul
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Why can't we have a wayland server that can run different window managers like X did? That way, we only need one wayland compositor, and everyone can just write their own window managers.
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Does anyone know if there is something similar to pandora but for your local music collection? I typically listen to full albums, but when I am working out or doing a road trip, having playlists for specific moods would be really nice.
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Yup. Here's a playlist for adult swim ones. I just used yt-dlp and passed in the playlist URL and it will download all the bumps as separate files: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS8kchdwFPM&list=PL075thqiB6...
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