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[01:44:01] <cold_sauce> any speech to text you guys really recommend?
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[02:44:55] <sivoais> AT&T natural voices is pretty good
[02:45:11] <sivoais> Ivona is good because it uses a large dictionary
[02:45:27] <sivoais> festival is probably the best open-source one
[02:45:58] <sivoais> you really have to compile the right voices for that... let me check if I have my notes on that
[02:46:48] <sivoais> I don't know if this still works <https://github.com/project-renard/tts-experiment>
[02:46:49] <yossarian-bot> Title: project-renard/tts-experiment - Shell - GitHub
[02:47:00] <sivoais> I wrote a bunch of scripts to grab different Festival voices
[02:48:04] <sivoais> eep, I even have one of the scripts patch the Festival Scheme code
[03:11:36] <cold_sauce> oh no, I was asking for speech to text
[03:11:40] <cold_sauce> rather than text to speech
[03:12:09] <cold_sauce> I've been using IBM's speech to text but I'm not getting amazing results
[03:12:16] <cold_sauce> http://pastebin.com/tBrJeC4g
[03:12:17] <yossarian-bot> Title: fineness Ted talks of recorded live at the Ted conference and partner events thi - Pastebin.com
[03:15:20] <sivoais> whoops, lol... I haven't messed with that
[03:23:49] <sivoais> if you find something good, let me know
[04:02:38] <sivoais> "[w]hy am I standing in the middle of the Hudson River?" - rms
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[15:03:03] <gsingh93> http://www.openssh.com/txt/release-7.1p2
[15:03:38] <gsingh93> "but the client code was enabled by default and could be tricked by a malicious server into leaking client memory to the server, including private client user keys."
[15:48:36] <majora> yeah p shitty
[15:53:07] <vishwin> that'll be somebody's next rap battle name
[15:53:11] <vishwin> p-shitty
[15:53:38] <majora> on topic
[15:53:46] <majora> rap battles at hackathons need to stop
[15:53:53] <majora> like event organized ones
[16:01:23] <vishwin> how so
[16:02:20] <majora> it's just like stupid
[16:03:08] <vishwin> I always feel that YHack's rap battles were one item that made them different and cool
[16:04:12] <majora> I personally do not enjoy it
[16:14:08] <vishwin> maybe because you don't like rap in general?
[16:38:19] <vishwin> of course arch linux already released the openssh patch
[16:48:49] <majora> I feel like rap is a good way to tell stories and I can appreciate it when done properly
[16:50:00] <m0shbear> what about rap where all they do is gloat about smoking weed, drinking veblenly-priced liquor, and mounting "bitches and hos"?
[16:50:54] <majora> I do not find that enjoyable at all
[16:53:22] <majora> I mean most genres have edgy songs like that
[17:00:56] <m0shbear> not glam rock
[17:01:06] <m0shbear> theirs is cocaine and groupies
[17:03:30] <majora> you know what I meant
[17:05:09] <m0shbear> >not being pedantic for the sake of pedantry
[17:05:31] <m0shbear> it's like those sneakily labeled stop signs at driving tests just so a bored instructor has a reason to fail you
[17:09:58] <majora> lol I can't say I know what you're talking about
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[18:12:39] <majora> oh baby
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[19:29:22] <gsingh93> https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github
[19:29:23] <yossarian-bot> Title: GitHub - dear-github/dear-github: An open letter to GitHub from the maintainers of open source projects
[19:33:15] <sivoais> I'm more of a hip-hop fan.
[19:34:58] <sivoais> I'm listening to this right now... <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt6KS8bCPIc>
[19:34:59] <yossarian-bot> Title: Dessa- Mineshaft 2
[19:37:02] <sivoais> I like this bit in particular:
[19:37:05] <gsingh93> that's pretty sick
[19:37:05] <sivoais> "And then you did what he asked you to do you opened your heart up / ... / the blood black as pitch / Valves had gone stiff, veins and scar tissue / Four chambers just a standard issue / But none had room, forgiveness is huge / And you had two full of ice water / One full of salt, one packed with coal"
[19:37:22] <gsingh93> sivoais: who are your favorite hip-hop artists?
[19:42:35] <sivoais> let's see... I haven't gone deep into hip-hop yet, but I love MF Doom, Deltron 3030, Dr. Octagon. Need to check out some more. Gotta also shout-out to nerdcore stuff like Dual Core.
[19:42:53] <sivoais> also, I listen to a bunch of trip-hop like Massive Attack
[19:43:04] <sivoais> DJ Shadow
[19:43:24] <sivoais> RJD2
[19:43:59] <gsingh93> i will half to check those out
[19:44:06] <gsingh93> i was into hip-hop/rap in highschool
[19:44:17] <gsingh93> have to*
[20:27:31] <sivoais> there's a DRM tool from MS called RMS
[20:27:35] <sivoais> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Directory_Rights_Management_Services>
[20:27:36] <yossarian-bot> Title: Active Directory Rights Management Services - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[20:28:04] <sivoais> !rms
[20:28:04] <yossarian-bot> If programmers deserve to be rewarded for creating innovative programs, by the same token they deserve to be punished if they restrict the use of these programs.
[20:37:56] <woodruffw> !linus
[20:37:57] <yossarian-bot> Toto, I don't think we're talking white-socks-and-sandals any more.
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[20:58:58] <vishwin> the dear github repo to me kinda reeks of randos outside of projects clamouring for codes of conduct
[20:59:21] <vishwin> if you really don't like how a project is run or the people in them, just fork it
[21:00:30] <vishwin> similarly, if you don't like what github gives you for free or a good price, just set up your own infrastructure like every other open source project before github became a thing
[21:00:40] <vishwin> …it's not that hard to do
[21:00:41] <vishwin> .
[21:12:00] <sivoais> I would kinda like a project management tool that lets me add my own metadata on top of existing infrastructure
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[21:12:45] <sivoais> Fossil kinda does that pretty well
[21:14:58] <sivoais> I'm gonna try to build something on top of a wiki
[21:27:56] <vishwin> ever heard of trac?
[21:28:12] <vishwin> a bunch of open source projects use it
[21:48:59] <sivoais> yeah, I always found those sites pretty slow. Might be a config problem
[21:49:12] <sivoais> and redmine
[21:49:23] <sivoais> and Plone... :-/
[22:03:50] <iangcarroll> i think my iphone is in a boot loop
[22:04:55] <iangcarroll> well, by think I mean it is in a boot loop :p
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