dsp_person

I love their section on how to embed mpv in other apps [1]. Too bad there's not an XEmbed equivalent for Wayland [2].

[1] https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv-examples/blob/master/libmp...

[2] https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/9654

Is this only an issue with cross-origin isolation enabled with COOP and COEP?

Interesting approach with the brush. I added a peristaltic pump on mine to pump paint or any fluid to a syringe tip on the XY stage [1]. Example with bleach pointillism to do stuff on fabric [2]

[1] https://x.com/dsp_person/status/1591146165181231104

[2] https://x.com/dsp_person/status/1593162129959686144

it's easy nowadays to compile imgui apps to wasm/html5

examples:

https://web.imhex.werwolv.net

https://floooh.github.io/sokol-html5/imgui-sapp.html

Woah, I may end up trying this on my axidraw v3/a3. I like that the supply list is pretty minimal.

This would be cool built in a wasm html5 app to whip up a gui in the browser and copy paste the result into your editor.

> It generates and parses C++ code which can be directly used in your application.

Is the parsing part just to read it's own code it generates?

> sharing it with the broader HN community

Note that I posted this, but I am not the author

see also readme under bench https://github.com/judofyr/spice/blob/main/bench/README.md

On version 129 I've been playing with the CSS to make the tabs wider and thinner. Because of some code in tabbrowser.js I couldn't work around with css, it needs user_pref("ui.prefersReducedMotion", 1) for changing max width to not break tab closing.

https://gist.github.com/digitalsignalperson/7e5d4a44fbd7427a...

screenshot: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....

ah thanks for that. I was searching for OTG not DRD

This is cool https://github.com/Frederic98/GadgetDeck

Anyone know if steam deck can act as a USB OTG keyboard?

I remember this being a cool feature of those GPD Pocket computers. It would be cool to hook something up to the USB and send keystrokes from the steam deck (not necessarily from the touchscreen keyboard, but by scripts).

I use linux-vt-setcolors in my startup, which would be a bit more convenient if it was a shell script instead of C, but it uses ioctl.

Trying to compile with this tool fails with "comp_glo_decl: unexpected declaration"

For the cost I'm curious what's the breakdown in terms of specific gpt4 model and context length?

What was the verification process like?

Also any thoughts on transpilers? There's Brython for javascript, and some others like py2many, mypyc. And the approach in oil shell: written in python, translated to C++ with custom tools

Hmm, I don't see plugins. Only a couple shaders here https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-comp/tree/master/src/backen...

The ability to send code to a Jupyter kernel is pretty sweet. I made a python script that starts a kernel in the background that you can pipe commands to/from in your shell, or even open a QtConsole with the current state.

https://github.com/digitalsignalperson/comma-python

Anyone else live in a Jupyter QtConsole?

I find [1] a good reference. A con is the examples are in matlab, but it's clear enough between the text and matlab code to write your own implementation.

Also [2] is a decent book for overall dsp concepts.

[1] DAFX - Digital Audio Effects (Second Edition) Edited by Udo Zölzer https://dafx.de/DAFX_Book_Page_2nd_edition/index.html

[2] Understanding Digital Signal Processing, Richard Lyons

I wish there was a way to crop lossless and with deleting the unused data (not just metadata/bitstream filter). I feel like it must be technically possible with some kind of partial re-encode.

wen office365 on wine

My ~/scripts is a git repo

My dotfiles/configs are a mix of the following setup on boot:

- one-way copy of config file from $repo/$path to $path (prevents apps from modifying my curated config or adding noise)

- or make it a symlink (if I want it mutable)

- or make it a bind mount (if a symlink won't work; can be a file or folder)

- or make it a one way copy but add a file watcher to copy changes back to the repo (if none of the above work. Some programs fail if the file they need is a symlink or is bind mounted)

For dotfiles using a one-way copy, whenever I change a setting I want to persist I have to manually copy or edit the original $repo/$path. I can take a diff against the repo for a hint, or use `inotifywait -r -e modify,create,delete,move . ~/.local ~/.config -m` for something new.

Not using hard links since the dotfiles are likely to be on a different filesystem (or dataset) than their target paths.

One of the benefits is using fzf autocomplete. E.g. in fish type the first char of the command and Tab to launch fzf. Then `,`+Tab is a quick way to filter these custom commands. Versus `ls ~/bin` would be a lot of characters for something I do a lot, or maybe I'd be going `ls`+UpArrow+UpArrow+UpArrow to autocomplete that first.

On my laptop I have a script to set

    /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/charge_control_end_threshold

I could imagine automating this to set the threshold to the current battery level, and incrementing the threshold by 1% every N minutes to control charge speed.

Right now I try to keep it at 50% max charge like this while plugged in at home.

> Show HN: Polymath: Convert any music-library into a sample-library with ML

I tried this the other day. There's several issues regardless of using the pinned versions in requirements.txt and trying to use debian bullseye and python 3.10.10 as implied by the provided dockerfile. At least these I noted:

- fix deprecated np.bool usage

- module 'scipy.signal' has no attribute 'hann' --> change to scipy.signal.windows.hann

- librosa.feature.melspectrogram(y, change to y=y

- needs CUDA 11

I got it to work without gpu acceleration cause of the last point. If I come back to this I'll probably just look at using demucs, librosa etc. directly (polymath.py is only ~600 lines gluing things together) and hopefully get it working with latest nvidia drivers.

Also if I have days to let this compile maybe I could get CUDA 11 from this https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cuda-11.7

Are there any future solutions to the download size of a ~32MB ffmpeg wasm? Like all the browsers bundle it as a package, or it can be cached by the browser and used across multiple domains...

Can this be used to switch back and forth between different computers? If I remember correct Xpra supports this.

E.g. (1) open a session on desktop with firefox, thunderbird, vscode. (2) Then grab laptop and go to a coffee shop, connect with wayland-tranpositor to the desktop to resume the session with those programs where you left off with them. (3) Then go home and resume from the desktop.

I guess for (1) and (3) you are just running both the server and client on the desktop, and then for (2) you close the client on the desktop and run it on the laptop?

It would be cool if it could do shadowing, or have multiple clients running at the same time.

Does this generally satisfy accessibility needs too?

Can this be used to make something that feels like Qt's signals and slots?

so maybe someone will try putting sand in their socks

i can't tell if you are trolling or not

What do you think of sokol in comparison?