willwade

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by willwade 2y ago
See I work in accessibility. Like I provide and create solutions direct to end users with complex needs. Not regular web accessibility. I get the view of this. It’s the same idea of universal access. But actually I don’t fully agree. Yes. I
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by willwade 2y ago
Im intrigued.. Is this not done just with a phonemizer? from phonemizer.phonemize import phonemize text = "hello world" variations = [ phonemize(text, backend="espeak", language="en-us",
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by willwade 2y ago
Probably not. Typical eyegaze using IR has two main ways of working - bright eye or dark eye. This though wont care as much. Its based on a inference model..
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by willwade 2y ago
Nice. Check out this guys repos for stuff using nrf chips. It’s generally the other way round. Really nice. https://github.com/gdsports/ble-usb-devices https://github.com/gdsports/usbhostcopro
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by willwade 2y ago
It was used quite a bit of speech to text - but tts it’s not that great.
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by willwade 2y ago
Are you not looking for ssml with ipa tag? I think you might be. It’s part of all your standard OS tts - including espeak-ng on Linux. Also in Google cloud, azure, Watson, and Amazon Polly voices.
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by willwade 2y ago
Nice. Stick a licence on that and join https://www.openaac.org/
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by willwade 2y ago
Please OP follow this. There’s a LOT of similar apps in this space. But that doesn’t remove the interest - the backstory is key. And is it open in anyway? ~What voice engine are you using?~ (11labs I see - fall back to browser voice?). Why
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by willwade 2y ago
anyone got a paywall workaround for this?
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by willwade 2y ago
I built an error correction model for people with significant disabilities who can’t speak and poor finger control to write out their message. https://willwa.de/2024/01/12/rapid-development-in.html app: look
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by willwade 2y ago
Like SSML? See azure tts or google cloud tts, or ibm Watson or even old school system tts like SAPI voices on windows. But I hear you. In a VITS typical model system ssml isn’t standard. Piper tts does have it on the roadmap.
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by willwade 2y ago
- see hable one. A few FOSS variants have been tried but failed - look up “switch boxes” - look up “eyegaze” hardware Truth is hardware is actually hard to get absolutely right. Software - now there’s tons of space on this. The problem is
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by willwade 2y ago
Its BLE needs more work - note that project uses the nrf52840. Its pretty feature complete
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by willwade 2y ago
..Or iOS, Windows.. or Mac..
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by willwade 2y ago
Oooh yes. Yes. Let’s chat. We have some ux stuff done by a googler focusing on the config etc. people are desperate to do the zooming bit - I’ve try to hold back the tide until we can do the basics but I’d love some help tying up the design
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by willwade 2y ago
Ha! That’s me! If anyone wants to help dasher dev please get in touch. We need $$$ or some good c coders willing to spend a couple of months working on it all. It’s good. It’s the fastest text interface for eyegaze, head mouse or “continuou
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by willwade 2y ago
I'm with you. I started reading and was like "wait.. this is not the Cheshire I know of - where has this been hiding".. Then on the map: Lebanon and Brooklyn. Also Wallingford. I bet thats nothing like the Wallingford I know
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by willwade 2y ago
nice. feedbin also do this https://feedbin.com
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by willwade 2y ago
a translator: http://www.kafejo.com/lingvoj/auxlangs/dws/tral/index.php
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Learn to Write 25% of All Words Using Single Letters in 10 Minutes(thetechnicalgeekery.com)
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by willwade 2y ago
I hire regularly on upwork. There are a TON of developers lying about who they are or where they are in the world (I swear, despite the Russian embargo there are a lot of devs from Russia who have found loopholes via Turkey etc). The bigges
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by willwade 2y ago
and the guy on the right.. umm.. what's with his face? Or is he an Alien maybe? Image credit goes to https://linkmedya.com - it doesn't say it is AI-generating content but yep, it certainly looks like it
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by willwade 2y ago
Elevenlabs, coqui, piper, Microsoft, Google, Apple. Seriously. They all can these days. Don’t forget acapela or nuance.
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by willwade 2y ago
I think we could tweak this so you can use it as a morse keyboard/mouse for desktop. I find it interesting the single, double tap thing. Hadnt considered that. https://github.com/acecentre/MorseWriter (nb: if you
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by willwade 2y ago
Their library was actually made for dasher.. http://www.inference.org.uk/dasher/ - there was a web version being made ( https://github.com/dasher-project/dasher-web We hit a bottleneck with the gr
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by willwade 2y ago
nice. Im trying it out. I'm not that bothered personally about integrations (a DOI is really easy to copy and paste from one tool to another). But I'll get in there first.. I switched to Paperpile a while ago (after the death of C
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by willwade 2y ago
found the JS one.. https://github.com/google-research/google-research/tree/mast...
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by willwade 2y ago
I was thinking of “Persistent uniform resource locator” but then realised I think you are referring to the python library https://github.com/codeinthehole/purl (I get your argument although I quite like this new projec
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by willwade 2y ago
Monkey-Mind. Huh. That’s interesting. Is that kinda ADHD?
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by willwade 2y ago
Have a read about PPM - Prediction by Partial Matching http://cotty.16x16.com/compress/peppm.htm https://compressions.sourceforge.net/PPM.html https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predi

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