Comment by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~geb/numen
"~geb" outgoing@sr.ht writes:
The -small and -lgraph models should work, and I've had a good report form a user with the small French model. The big ones don't usually because their vocabulary can't be limited at runtime.
I've not looked into punctuation models yet.
Thank you for the info!
Joseph
Ticket created by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~geb/numen
This is just a suggestion: Since git.sr.ht, todo.sr.ht, and lists.sr.ht don't automatically link to one another, I'd suggest manually adding links so people can easily navigate between them. For example:
Ticket created by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~geb/numen
Thanks for numen!!!
The man page says, "Properly supporting/testing different speech recognition models and spoken languages is on the todo list, but numen should work with any of the small models from https://alphacephei.com/vosk/models."
Are large/non-English/punctuation models merely untested or is there a known incompatibility that prevents their use with numen?
Given that /etc/numen/scripts/transcripts expects words to be all lowercase and space-separated, support for punctuation models may require some tweaking.
Thank you!!!
Joseph
Ticket created by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
Use tabulated-list-mode to display the filepaths and URLs. For a quick example of tabulated-list-mode, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/11529749.
Comment by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
Alternatively, we could change the
dry-runargument tono-confirm. By default,hyperdrive-mirrorwould pop up the*hyperdrive-mirror*buffer which would allow you to upload files with "C-c C-c". With a prefix-arg, prompt for predicate (like we do now). With two prefix args setno-confirmtotand skip the confirmation step. IOW, don't display*hyperdrive-mirror*, just open the parent URL.
Comment by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
For interacting with
mpd, both emms and simple-mpc expect the user to start and stop the daemon outside of Emacs.Where else might we look for inspiration?
hyperdrive.el added by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
Ticket created by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
Test what happens when attempting to delete a file in a hyperdrive controlled by someone else. Should we get a 403 Forbidden error instead of a 404 in this case?
Comment by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
I think it is not necessary to warn users on attempts to recursively delete a directory since it's possible to go back to a prior version.
Comment by ~breatheoutbreathein on ~ushin/ushin
Duplicate of #20
REPORTED RESOLVED DUPLICATE