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Neurrone
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Comment #44757942
Thanks, I'll try this out again sometime.
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Comment #44721669
I tried it briefly but bounced off after the tutorial finished, I couldn't figure out what to do. Is reading the books required for enjoyment? I haven't read anything from the Disc…
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Comment #44721443
> Though you can also get trapped in a fractal of polish-chasing I think this applies to anything :) > You quickly realize the behavior you see is an idiosyncrasy in the screen rea…
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Comment #44721432
I've added a section about TTS voices to the post, see https://neurrone.com/posts/software-development-at-800-wpm/#...
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Comment #44721429
I've added a section about TTS voices to the post, see https://neurrone.com/posts/software-development-at-800-wpm/#...
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Comment #44721425
I've added a section about TTS voices to the post, see https://neurrone.com/posts/software-development-at-800-wpm/#...
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Comment #44719148
> When I listened to the voice sample in that section of the article, it sounds very choppy and almost like every phoneme isn't captured. Every syllable is being captured, just spe…
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Comment #44719130
Yup, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44719112
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Comment #44719112
> Is there a difference for how fast you can listen to the newer more nicely sounding ones or the older more robotic ones? Yes. The main requirements for the TTS I use is it must b…
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Comment #44712093
Incredible article. I never knew there were so many JavaScript runtimes out there, and that it was possible to run JavaScript on microcontrollers.
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Comment #44711908
> If you're used to 800 wpm bursts, I'd Assume normal speaking pace will feel slow any way you cut it Edit: if you're referring to videos or podcast then yes, assuming the objectiv…
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Comment #44711503
Thanks for reading :)
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Comment #44711090
Oh yes. It was one of my formative childhood experiences. My first mud was Alter Aeon, but I haven't played in almost 10 years. I enjoyed myself during the 5 years or so that I pla…
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Comment #44710696
Yeah, the options for this are quite limited. The only ones I know of are Espeak (open source) but doesn't sound as good, and Eloquence, which is an abandoned product. The use case…
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Comment #44710467
Oh boy, don't get me started on emails. HTML emails are such a pain because of the hacks needed to get it to render properly across multiple devices. So I hear a lot of information…
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Comment #44710328
Yes, exactly.
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Comment #44710312
Yes, that is how I usually consume my content. Cognitive load is actually lower for unstructured prose compared to code, think about fiction for example. Code is much denser. When …
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Comment #44710279
> Casually dropping that everyone is speaking so slow. That you must use the time between sentences for something meaningful, pretty funny. :-) Didn't mean it that way . But that i…
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Comment #44710261
I was referring to how synthetic speech always talk in exactly the same way down to inflection and pauses whenever it encounters the same phrase, which isn't how people talk. So th…
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Comment #44710244
Yup, it does. I was an early adopter of VS Code. It has been extremely satisfying seeing the progress they've made with accessibility. I provide feedback on a semi-frequent basis. …
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Comment #44710225
Author here, surprised this somehow got onto HN since I only posted on Mastodon. Happy to answer any questions.
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Comment #44710212
Edit: typo I didn't post this onto HN, so I only just found out about this thread. Thanks for mentioning the margin issue, I've tried fixing it now. Let me know if its still an iss…
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Comment #25621236
Would be curious how it compares with Duplicacy (which seems to be really popular) as well as Kopia, which is newer.