@doctormo I have a branch where I'm redoing clipPath with the new layout system. I'm going to be soooo happy when that one is mergeable; maybe a week more of work.
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Minnesota appears to be in gear for a mass uprising. Unions, community organizations, faith leaders, and small businesses there are calling for a statewide day of “no work (except for emergency services), no school, and no shopping” on January 23.
@NicksWorld @Fragglemuppet Actually just noting, Quin is currently not a part of this project, it just uses work previously from her and my Quinter client for Twitter, which is why I mentioned her to give her credit
why does no one make USB-C hubs? i don't mean docks, just a hub with 1 USB-C host port and 8 or so USB-C device ports.
only useful for low-bandwidth devices, obviously, but most USB devices (mouse, keyboard, audio device, wifi/BT radio...) don't need full speed all the time.
i'm going to take a wild guess: USB-C is still new-ish, so perhaps logically you should assume (hah!) a minimum protocol version for the device that isn't the peripheral, and a "low powered hub" that is USB-C only would break this assumption if it was just ... USB 2.0 ?
Honestly WxPython is kinda messy in general, we need a better UI library but good ones like WinUI only work with C++ and C# so we're stuffed. Oh wait there is some WinUI Python thing but it seems basic unless I'm just too newby to grasp it roflfl
Only problem is menu bars don't have that file submenu alt + F reading, and it doesn't do dark mode by default, I've used Accessiweather and I noticed those issues. Also when I tried out the Toga demo thing it had weird areas that said pane.
Feel free to use this yourself of course, though you can't distribute it *with* the client. Licensing. I don't own the sounds, Nintendo does, and you know how they are.
@Bri absolutely not in a billion years. Clang is a horrible nasty C++ codebase with processor-specific stuff and I can almost guarantee that most LLVM/clang develoeprs wouldn't know what SPARC32 was if it beat them over the head
A Mac build of #FastSM can now be downloaded! Note, warning, etc: #FastSM Nightly builds on Mac are unsigned. This means you will have to allow them to run through system settings/privacy and security. github.com/masonasons/FastSM/r…
Hmm. So, To balance clarity and accent reduction, I'll set default stress modifications to (1.25, 1.07), as suggested by Gemini, with some exceptions. English might go to (1.4, 1.1), Hungarian to (1.15, 1.04), and Romance languages to (1.2, 1.05). For Portuguese, I'll consider a new nasalization tweak, removing ̃ and `` globally.
I'm working on these fun things called allophones. Sounds like a musical instrument right? "Now come on my son, go inside to eat and put down those allophones this minute!" Not even close. They are different, non-meaningful pronunciations (variants) of the same phoneme (basic sound unit) that occur in specific, predictable phonetic environments, like the aspirated 'p' in "pin" versus the unaspirated 'p' in "spin". Speakers of a language perceive these variations as the same sound, but they are distinct phonetic realizations that don't change a word's meaning, unlike phonemes which do.
they're all mapped in data.py - right now about 100-130 or so, but the IPA symbol of the sound is what each dictionary key entry is, and then the various voicing properties that create that sound. Many TTS engines do not pronounce IPA notation, oddly enough Espeak and NV Speech player do because Espeak has mapped these well in its own table. Eloquence? Just treats it like a questionmark. Haha, OK, it looks like there are 97 keys in the current data.
#FastSM tip: Use the invisible interface? You can call up the context menu, the same one as pressing shift F10/alt M in the window, by pressing control windows alt M! #TheMoreYouKnow
#FastSM tip: Use the invisible interface? You can call up the context menu, the same one as pressing shift F10/alt M in the window, by pressing control windows alt M! #TheMoreYouKnow
Got a question. There's a setting about load all previous items until timeline is full. If applied to the home timeline, is that infinitely? Or does it only apply to when there would be gaps from e.g. hibernation?
@x0 Yes. But this process will only start once you go to load previous. You can stop it in it's tracks by pressing the load previous hotkey again. It's worth noting though that it won't stop until it's finished with it's current pull.
OK. So *never* apply to home timeline unless I want it to try and pull all the way back to account creation from everyone I follow. Which sounds like it would flood something
DO you plan to allow us to reorder buffers, perhaps via move buffer down / move b uffer up actions for a buffer? And should there be a context menu for buffers?
@x0 Probably not any time soon. The buffer system creates buffers systematically in a pretty paricular order at the moment and would be a fun time to try and change that
@x0 Yeah I've noticed that, especially in the invisible interface. Ever since IIRC Qwitter, I've been used to having Mentions to the left of Home, and DM's to the right, so what I'm mostly interested in is on either side of Home.
Alrighty. Suppose I'm really not supposed to be using the invisible interface anyway. Time to make soundpack! Cause I don't like some of these very much. Could I begin with the quinter pack you think? Need to pull up a few new sounds from the source but not too many, pinned and new primarily. Unless I reuse my cake mention sound for new since here can't indicate mentions.
Oh cause this buffer order is clunky for it. So I wondered if it should really be considered something akin to an afterthought or something that gets less attention, given it can't work on mac and the context menu requires visible.
Alrighty. Perhaps you should write to Jonathan or Kev about adding a FastSM category to soundpack central, and I'll gladly stick my super mario maker pack as a variant there.
Yeah, the issue is due to the way the UI works, you can't just, pop a context menu out of nowhere without being tied to a window. It'll end up in focus limbo. I supose you could do a fake menu modal like what cake does for polls, but that isn't a real menu. Also, why do the checkboxes in settings say button checked and button? And when I unchecked the one for new item sounds in buffers it didn't seem to ever say button without the checked until I hit OK and opened it again.
@jaybird110127 I'm currently running from source. And whenever I invisible over to my mentions buffer it lags for some reason. I guess that's that UI sync setting?
@jaybird110127 Huh. I just figured sync with UI while UI is hidden becomes a no-op, but checked it for the case that I use invisible keystrokes in the UI.
@jaybird110127 Although I guess the window doesn't actually *vanish*, it's just obscured. So some UI update operations are actually happening in a window that nothing can see?
@jaybird110127 I actually wonder something. If you had a systray icon, would you be able to pop context menus out from that that are properly focusable without having to unearth the entire visible UI if it's hidden?
When I do this with the window hidden, it unhides the window, but then when I hit escape without doing anything and the menu goes away, the window doesn't auto-hide itself again. Is this a bug, or does it auto-hide if I actually do something, or…
Hey @Bri, there seems to be a further bug with the template system in #FastSM. When I look at my scheduled posts, it say $account.display_name$, rather than my actual display name. Not a big deal since i don't imagine I'll be checking those very often, but I figured I'd bring it up.
Gotcha. Is there no way to resolve that on my end? Or is there something I can do about it? Maybe add a $scheduled_for$ tag unless that exists, and it's just not implemented yet.
In any event this is like, super fuckin' slick and I'm totally here for it. I did notice that there's no way to record an audio file to attach to a post, but that's not a big deal by any means. For on-the-fly posting of something though it'd be cool to see that. That being said you'd have to add a few more libs like opusinc or lame_enc and i'm not sure how big that'd make the repo at the end of the day.
Nodnods. I gotcha. I love what's already here though for sure. TBH I kinda miss clients like this. I know Tweesecake is still being worked on but until the new version's released, I'll probably use this. It's got features I was looking for and it's really light on resources.
Yeah. Me and Josh already talked about it and he's burnt out on TC which is totally valid. So I unintentionally kinda picked up the slack a little bit here in that regard.
You legit did. I love the actual shit out of it. I might end up switching to this full time. About the only thing I kept tc around for was for easily checking my hard drive space from the file explorer thing and getting github releases without fucking around on the website. Other than that...meh.
it offs me piss, when someone will go at a ice cream joint thingy, will carmel do? no fuck it i'll just not order cause you don't have what I really want, and then, nothing else will satisfy it, because, while i like carmel, it is not, what I god damn god damn asked for. Hileo. I could just opt for a vanilla shake,but no Iasked, for a butterscotch mult,you have neither butterscotch, and no mult
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I wish that more FOSS / ethically licensed projects would be more forthright about asking for donations of help *outside tech stuff*.
There are plenty of people who value FOSS who have skills to contribute, be it legal, accounting, comms, marketing, graphic design, project management, and loads of other things, and plenty of projects which could benefit from some volunteering time in those areas.
Finding a match can be difficult, so seeing people asking for help is excellent.
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Many computer mice have back/forward (previous/next) buttons to navigate history. Those are standardized buttons, as far as I understand. Those work fine in other GNOME apps...
I just spoke to one of those technicians whose career in radiology has them buried in a basement most of their working hours, locating and pumping out info and requests for vital information that changes people's lives for the better. I thanked them, saying "You've helped me so much, thanks for what you do". They cried. No one says thanks anymore, just gimme. Let's change that. Make someone's life better. SEE THEM.
during the last big dip I bought $15k of bitcoin in 3 separate $5k transactions and they only ever debited my account for one of them and gave me all the Bitcoin and now it's on a hardware wallet and I'm still wondering if they'll ever figure out that they messed up
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