How could Bluesky, a social network that was founded by one of Twitter's founders and run by a CEO who was hired by Twitter's CEO, turn out to be like Twitter?
@kaveinthran not anymore. I had GPT PRO up until last week but then my 30 days is up. I haven't sprung for it again, using thinking mode and my own code knowledge, to be fair pro mode may have saved me some diagnosing time but until I haven't blown through my standard GPT plus limits I'm sticking with it. xD
@kaveinthran Gemini yeah, but Claud I haven't given much of a try yet. Not sure why, Gemini was easier to get into because they bundle that with the Google one subscribtion so you kind of get Gemini Pro from that one. Maybe Claud just made me think, "ugh, not another AI sub" lol. But would be interesting to give it at least a month try and see how it does on coding tasks.
In the curl project we have a long tradition of offering multiple optional backends for specific protocols. In this spirit we have added experimental support for a number of different HTTP/3 + QUIC backends over time.
oh, at first I was surprised, that it would be a mistake. But OpenSSL would be supported indirectly by new support in libnghttp3, right? At least libngtcp2 has direct support for OpenSSL 3, I assume OpenSSL will be still supported for QUIC connections, but by different code, right?
yes, but it doesn't state clearly since OpenSSL 3.5 ngtcp2 does not need extra OpenSSL-QUIC implementation, because normal OpenSSL backend is supported in ngtcp2 itself. At least I didn't understand it from the article. If I didn't know it from experiment with unbound, I would read it like OpenSSL linked curl cannot support QUIC. That is wrong, but not simple to understand IMO.
@Bri FYI: BNT has a few times identified FastSM as using the most CPU, at one point using 10% for a few seconds. No idea what's happening, but just thought you should know.
Pues esto es de una noche que estaba situado en portable con mi antena miniwhip de fabricación rusa artesanal, y así se recibía La Voz de Corea. En lugares donde no se puede colocar una antena grande y hay poco ruido, el rendimiento es espectacular. 📻 #SWL #shortwave #ondacorta
My complex has Google Fiber now. I just had someone over to set it up, so this is my first post from there. I thought I knew how to configure a router (you know, figure out its IP address and point a browser to it), but, no, not this one. It wants me to use Google Home from my phone. If I point a browser to its IP address, then it will serve me a page telling me to use Google Home from my phone.
Hi all! Ifinally got through a bit over 2 days of posts here because I wasn't able to be online much due to lots of things, mainly that I was in stress paralysis. Why you ask? Well, I had to take stock of my work situation: Would it get better if I had yet another talk with my supervisor, subjecting myself to her tirades then her agreeing to listen to me only to go back to the same old pattern a few days later? Should I talk to my boss's supervisor again, not feeling any sense of trust that she'd help me and ensure my boss stop the negative behavior? Should I go above my boss's supervisor to the vice provost, who is aware of my boss's eratic moods and negative behavior? Should I just suck it up and just keep my head down and do my job and enjoy the students, the main part of my job? After doing a lot of soul searching, hang wringing and feeling totally ill I ended up going to our human resources director, expressing my concerns and outlining everything that has been going on almost since I started this job just short of 3 years ago. I finally realized that no matter what was done things would not get better given the way the department works and the personality of my boss and the admin in the office. So I made the difficult decision to resign. I gave 2 weeks notice which is the minimum I could give, sticking to the policy. It was a very hard decision because I really love my actual job. But I can't handle my boss any more. So I'll have to adjust to this new reality and figure things out. I'll continue looking for a new job but who knows about that. In the meantime I'll have to restructure life so I don't become a total slug. That won't be good for me. So there you have it!
I'm sorry that it came to that, since I don't think that it was exactly what you wanted right now. It sounds like you made the decision that you needed to make, though. And sometimes life nudges us in various ways. Hopefully you'll end up in a better place, however that looks for you.
missing stop closure after consonant clusters causing abrupt transitions. Yes yes. I know of that bug too. It showed up in Hungarian and other languages. Getting fixed. Bugs bugs bugs. All the bugs. That one is on indexing and pause frames in the new driver. Back to Python we go.
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being able to vibe code DTrace scripts is a game changer. I'm sure the equivalent in Linux-land is going to be the same. Suddenly things you know that can be debugged but you didn't know the syntax can be solved
i've been doing so much stuff of the "i know it's possible but i'd have to read docs for 2 days" category that i just wouldn't even have started otherwise, it's such a huge productivity boost
@lain yes, this is where it unlocks so much potential. Like, I don't want to become an expert in Dtrace. I don't want to become an expert in Postgres stored procedures, or PL/pgSQL. It will take too long and I don't have a job that demands that I do it all day every day.
Life is too short to become such an expert in something that you can do by memory that you will rarely need to use anyway
@NonPlayableClown @lain it's more about knowing best practices so you don't kill your database with terrible inefficient procedures. SPs, triggers, etc. They can be immensely powerful tools that turns your database into an absolute powerhouse but also you can cause really stupid side effects
(see also: pleroma restoring from backup right now causes expensive triggers to execute on inserts)
@lain @NonPlayableClown or pleroma returning different timeline results for the exact same query/data because those functions allow nasal demons to be invoked
@i @lain @NonPlayableClown this is very likely caused by non-deterministic collation on your Pleroma database
from the mouth God (Claude):
2. ORDER BY (The Key Issue): This is where you'll see different results on repeated executions: - When values are considered equal by the collation, PostgreSQL has no stable way to order them - The sort order between "equal" values is undefined and unstable - Multiple executions may return rows in different orders - If you use LIMIT, you might get completely different result sets each time
@i @NonPlayableClown @lain we should fix this. it's a solvable problem and just requires indexes rebuilt after we switch the collation to be deterministic
Have the world's biggest headache, but must power through. Nearly all bugs are solved that crept upon me after I changed that frontend DLL. C++ still sucks, and I'm only using it because I still haven't been bothered to check out other byte-compiled (machine code, not at runtime) languages. I learned it in high school like many coders, barely used it in college only on summer breaks, never used it during employment, and yet I use it for the small link-space. So yeah. That's our relationship. It's complicated. Is all this coding making me like C++ any better? No, not really. Sure, no strict indent-checking and function definitions are easier to write than Java. It's all I'm giving C++.
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Ahahaha y'all wanna know why some people hear whispering and others don't? With the latest NV Speech? I know who might. @@radiorobbe who reported it first. The Root Cause: "Dot" vs. "Comma" NVDA Sets the Locale: When you set NVDA's interface language to Spanish, Hungarian, German, Polish, etc., NVDA configures the Python process's global locale (via setlocale) to match that region. In the US/English locale, the decimal separator is a dot (e.g., 0.5, 60.0). In many European/South American locales (the "supported languages" you noticed), the decimal separator is a comma (e.g., 0,5, 60,0). The DLL Inherits the Locale: The nvspFrontend.dll is loaded into the same process space. The standard C++ string parsing functions (like atof, strtod, or std::stringstream) often respect this global locale setting. So, all the YAML files become invalidly parsed because they use a period. Ha. Wow. What a bug.
So we're going to refine nasality a bit, to actually let you specify durations rather than just having it as an "always" or "not" type toggle. Sorry y'all. allowAfterNasals will be turned into a bit more for the YAML so you can specify durations for nasalities
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Feeling sad again, nothing's compiling, I broke my frontend, oh no, and not even GPT is fixing it, and I don't have pro mode anymore, and I'm just so out of options I could cry from frustration over all of it. Ugh. Stupid C++ and its cast types. I hate cast-typed languages Hate them.
Question for people relying on alt text: When one posts contains multiple images, should each alt text be written independently, or does it make more sense for one text to refer back to previous ones? Like, when the first describes shape and colour of a flower, should the second copy that description and add to it (independent alt texts), or refer back, like "the same flower [from a different angle, showing xyz]"?
So, uh right now the calculateTimes function needs to be refined to handle special cases for English vowels and diphthongs. I'm also working on that for the Frontend. Support diphthong normalization in pack files. It's not added yet but next update for sure
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yes, yes. The output for "level" seems incomplete, possibly missing leading "l" and "və." This might be happening because the pointer iteration isn't handled properly in the script. espeak_TextToPhonemes might modify the text pointer internally, and I may need to adjust this to correctly handle wide char pointers (wchar_t*) instead of using c_void_p. Let's fix that. Why not, let's fix it all. All the bugs. Fix fix fix. No breaks.
OK, I got some questions: 1) I assume the instructions at the GitHub page to deal with phonemes are outdated, since they talk about data.py, right? 2) If I want a phoneme to sound different in Portuguese, should I create a phonemes section in pt-br.yaml and put the phoneme parameters there, or should I modify a phoneme in phonemes.yaml itself?
@clv1 nah, I updated them just recently :) the instructions should be recent. It now talks about the formats for the various pack files, so definitely do a control+shift+R just to make sure you get the latest version. Espeak is able to speak many of them, but you have to like, read them as individual letters sometimes. Yeah. I think JAWS is the only one I know where there's a way to get Eloquence to speak IPA, and supported posts about this (ruf.rice.edu/~reng/jaws-ipa.ht…) but it's tricky for sure. I will switch to Espeak sometimes in this workflow (or Speechplayer) and see how it speaks the symbol and compare as it's the only one I've seen in NVDA doing some interpretation.
So, I may not modify a phoneme in phonemes.yaml, because it would affect other languages, not only mine. Instead, I must create a new phoneme, then normalize it in my language yaml file. Am I correct so far?
@clv1 kind of. For language-specific tweaks: don’t edit a shared IPA key in phonemes.yaml unless you want every language to change. Instead: 1. “copy the closest phoneme to a new key (e.g. y_hu / ᴇ) in phonemes.yaml” 2. “in your packs/lang/<lang>.yaml, add a normalization rule that maps the IPA symbol to your new key” That keeps the phoneme table centralized, and language packs only decide which key to use.
Also, how can I hear each phoneme to perhaps discover better existing ones? Perhaps there should be a command line tool to extract and play phonemes, and test the voice each time I change a phoneme.
I have set the ESpeak dir and dll dir successfully, then opened the pack root, set my language to pt-br, and was able to play some phonemes at the list of all phonemes. But when I press the button to speak a text I wrote in the input text, it gives me an error. Pressing the button to convert a text to IPA gives an error too. The following two messages contains the errors.
for sure strange! Looks like it has to do with Espeak launching and maybe not finding espeak-data in the same path. We try to now find it more explicitly, and also if the error comes up again it should pass any Espeak errors through too. So if it appears again, it'll be more descriptive, LOL. eurpod.com/synths/NVSPPhonemeE… is the link, else the original one is the latest now too anyway.
3) Do you have special settings for NVDA to pronounce IPA symbols and unicode characters in general? Synthesisers like Eloquence, or ESpeak itself, tend to stay silent on most characters like those.
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I listen to someone recommend portfoliocharts.com and portfoliovisualizer.com and wonder if they're going to be accessible to me. I hope so, at least in terms of doing the things that I'd want to do, but they have "charts" and "visualizer" in their names, respectively... So we'll see. A lot of things out there weren't really designed with someone like me in mind. That's just my life. If I'm going to be using a new thing for some reason, then I'll wonder, am I going to run into any accessibility-related trouble with it?
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