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    Comment #48888496

    For what it's worth, if you don't have the chip that powers this card, there's also the PicoGUS which is a multi-function, software-defined ISA card that includes the ability to em…

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    Comment #48822409

    I've found that for CPU inference the PyTorch-based (non-quantized) version of Pocket TTS actually performs (both speed and quality-wise) better than the ONNX version, even after f…

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    Comment #48686934

    You'd be amazed what exists on the market these days. For example, the pre-terminated InvisiLight fiber cabling is 0.6mm in diameter and has a 2.5mm bend radius. I've personally in…

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    Comment #48608328

    What "heavy handed tracing" was turned on by default?

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    Comment #48500887

    If you haven't already seen it, I highly recommend watching the "War Stories" video on the making of Prince of Persia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw0VfmXKq54 On a related note…

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    Comment #48218742

    Do you have a link to results confirming this? Kroko does not seem to be on the Open ASR Leaderboard. Parakeet has an average WER of 6.32 across several common datasets.

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    Comment #48217481

    Why the choice of Kroko over something like parakeet-tdt-0.6b-v3, which is also faster than realtime on CPU?

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    Comment #47066751

    After having to deal with VM hosts that do GeoIP blocking, which unintentionally blocks Let's Encrypt and others from properly verifying domains via http-01/tls-alpn-01, I settled …

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    Comment #46609476

    On Linux, this is why I always turn to using abstract sockets when I only need local locking. Only one process can bind and the kernel cleans up automatically on process exit. You …

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    Comment #45707046

    Also be aware that kernel support for shebangs depends on CONFIG_BINFMT_SCRIPT=y being in the kernel config.

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    Comment #45688384

    It's only an alternative if you have a backing swap device. zram does not have this requirement, so (aside from using no compression) it's basically the only solution for some scen…

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    Comment #43765899

    tl;dr: Use surge protectors when you care about your electronics and/or your health.

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    Comment #42761398

    This seems a bit strange to me considering the default behavior is to only show a suggested command if possible and do nothing else. That means they explicitly opted into the autoc…

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    Comment #41529564

    It didn't work for me either, but apparently one of the issues is that it assumes window.speechSynthesis is available which may be disabled via about:config > media.webspeech.synth…

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    Comment #41376273

    In my opinion it's primarily for less noisy logs.

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    Comment #41252049

    I think it goes without saying that you would still want to be using keys instead of passwords for the actual authentication. Port knocking should always be an additional layer, no…

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    Comment #41251249

    For what it's worth if you have control over both client and server and don't want to limit access using a strict IP whitelist, an alternative solution that will keep your logs qui…

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    Comment #38108461

    Generally speaking (I've not tested this kind of setup with the cosmopolitan libc) what I've done in the past with C is use something like libmicrohttpd along with some web assets …

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    Comment #35417441

    Even with node.js, it's possible to be faster and/or use less memory than better-sqlite3. For example, here is an opinionated sqlite addon I wrote that shows just that (while execu…

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    Comment #34424079

    There are still some alternative shells that exist, even for Windows 10 and 11, including xoblite (inspired by blackbox I believe) [1] and Cairo Shell [2]. [1] https://xoblite.net/…

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    Comment #33964998

    I recognize that, but surely there could be overlap in some areas or problems unique to streamers who don't stream for a living. For example, I could see streamers who stream for a…

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    Comment #33964818

    Every time I see articles talking about this subject, it's always completely focused on Twitch streamers that stream for a living. I would be more interested in hearing the contras…

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    Comment #33964709

    From their pricing FAQ[1]: 19. Why do Picovoice engines require an internet connection? While data is processed offline, locally on-device, Picovoice engines call home servers to s…

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    Comment #31596611

    Potential buffering issues aside, as others have pointed out the node.js example is performing asynchronous writes, unlike the other languages' examples (as far as I know). To do a…