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Jun 14
<공식 팀 스트리머가 중계중에 이런말 해도 되는가?> 에 대한 진지한 고찰 해보실 분!
MSI 1시드 진출 팀 팬다운 품격있는 토론 부탁드립니다😁
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I swear tonight, I will not watch the movie which has this Bas..rd #Traitor #Cockroach #Poisionous #Cobra @prakashraaj in that movie!! Ssip (reverse) on his mouth!!
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🗞 𝗘𝗹 𝗦𝗦𝗜𝗣 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝘀𝘂 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗮 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗲𝗻 𝗹𝗮 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗮 𝗱𝗲 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗮 𝗙𝗲 - 𝗦𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗔𝗟
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Jun 12
Gujarat Emerges As Leading Startup Hub With Over 19,000 DPIIT-Recognised Startups
#GujaratStartups #StartupIndia #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #StartupEcosystem #SSIP #iHub #SeedFunding #MakeInIndia #YouthInnovation @DPIITGoI
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Jun 12
PHOTO | Over the past 12 years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gujarat has emerged as one of India’s leading startup hubs with a strong and inclusive innovation ecosystem. Home to more than 19,000 DPIIT-recognised startups, Gujarat has been ranked the Best Performing State in the Startup India Rankings for five consecutive years. Through initiatives such as SSIP, i-Hub and WEstart, the state has supported over 13,047 student innovation projects, around 750 startups and 269 women-led ventures, strengthening entrepreneurship, innovation and job creation across Gujarat.
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You think I went quiet for no reason?
I built a speech synthesis server for Linux. From scratch. In Go. It's called voicego. SSIP-compatible, so Orca and spd-say just work — but that's the least interesting part.
Not "yet another TTS for screen readers." A network-native, security-first speech server for distributed/IoT — that also happens to be a killer screen reader backend. In that order.
The Linux speech stack was architected decades ago. Single machine, local socket, zero thought to "what if this goes over a network." It shows. So I rebuilt it on tools that didn't exist back then: Go, gRPC, TLS 1.3, actual multicore.
The architecture:
Engines aren't linked into the daemon. Each one — espeak-ng, RHVoice, piper — is a separate executable launched over gRPC via hashicorp/go-plugin. No more symbol collisions between espeak and espeak-ng exporting the same C names. Per-engine sample rates handled cleanly. And a segfault in one engine can't corrupt the server — it surfaces as 503 ERR ENGINE_DEAD and everything else keeps talking.
Real parallelism. Every (client, engine, voice) triple gets its own worker goroutine with a bounded multi-lane priority queue: IMPORTANT → MESSAGE → TEXT → NOTIFICATION → PROGRESS. High-priority speech preempts queued lower-priority text within a triple. Separate triples never block each other. No global lock choking the whole pipeline.
Now the part nobody thinks about: security. While you're on a local Unix socket, fine. But distribute voice across devices and synthesis goes over the wire — you're shipping commands, sensitive text (spoken passwords, private messages), getting PCM back. In most setups that's UNENCRYPTED. A reverse open mic.
voicego wraps any TCP transport in mutual TLS — 1.3 only, RequireAndVerifyClientCert. Cert-authed clients, encrypted traffic, rogue devices stay out. Load-bearing wall, not a checkbox.
Audio sinks are pluggable: null for CI, alsa for compat, or a direct JACK client that connects straight to system playback ports and resamples each PCM chunk via libsamplerate. First-chunk latency target ≤50ms, synth-start ≤30ms p99 on short utterances.
There's also an optional binary framing mode on top of text SSIP, auto-detected per connection — no flag dance, it just negotiates.
Where it's going: IoT and the smart home. Heavy synth on a beefy node, a kitchen speaker or hallway box does the talking — each mTLS-authed, encrypted, process-isolated. A voice layer across your whole home. Without that foundation it's a sieve.
Honesty: NOT stable. First release. It runs, it talks, it needs you to break it. Safety net — the Orca add-on auto-falls back to speech-dispatcher if voicego is unreachable. Nobody's left in silence. Non-negotiable.
So break it. Screen reader on Linux? Run it, tell me what exploded. Write Go? Tear the architecture apart. Write your own engine plugin against the gRPC interface — that's the whole point.
Why I care: I'm a blind engineer. I live inside a screen reader. I wanted synth that doesn't choke or die on one bad component. But once I got serious, the real problem wasn't "a tool for me" — it was a secure networked speech server where the screen reader is just one client.
Start from the real constraint. Design for where it's going. Ship it open.
AGPL. Come break it: github.com/Ravino/voicego
#Go #Golang #gRPC #OpenSource #a11y #Linux #IoT #InfoSec #DistributedSystems #SystemsProgramming
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Still completing the same health & safety questionnaires for every client?
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W(o)men
G(o)ssip
O = 15/6
The famous:
K(a)r(e)n vowels = (a e) = 6
6 = the Nosy GOSSIPER
*No coincidence
#numerology #gg33
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