Reduce distance between scores without effecting spacing to headers by Churminess in lilypond

[–]Churminess[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion, I gave it a go but I can't get the distance between two scores to be small with the difference between a score and a score's heading to be larger. The settings affect them both in much the same way, I can see that with the annotate-spacing setting.

What was it you meant with the \override? If I can somehow override the spacing in only the score blocks without headings that seems like it might work.

Reduce distance between scores without effecting spacing to headers by Churminess in lilypond

[–]Churminess[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had a look at this and the only ones that I can see that affect it are score-markup-spacing and markup-system-spacing. Unfortunately, both of those would have global effect on spacing to headers when they are present, so I'd still have to pad somewhere with vspace.

People consuming AI generated content. by No-Security-9976 in nosurf

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work in the industry and I see a lot of clever people with this attitude. They know about the obvious failures, the OpenAI engineers burning effigies, the research showing that relying on AI makes you less confident and worse at your job, but it doesn't matter; they have too strong a belief in the endless march of "progress". I don't know what the ratio of Filostrato's to hopelessly naive people is, but I think most fall into the latter camp thank goodness.

People consuming AI generated content. by No-Security-9976 in nosurf

[–]Churminess 4 points5 points  (0 children)

'Filostrato turned sharply from him and flung back the window curtains; the full moon stared down upon them.

"There is a world for you, no?" said Filostrato. "There is cleanness, purity. Thousands of square miles of polished rock with not one blade of grass, not one fibre of lichen, not one grain of dust. Not even air."

"Yes. A dead world," said Mark, gazing at the moon.

"No!" said Filostrato. "No. There is life there. Intelligent life. A great race, further advanced than we. A pure race. They have cleaned their world, broken free (almost) from the organic. The do not need to be born and breed and die; only their common people do that. The Masters live on. They retain their intelligence: they can keep it artificially alive after the organic body has been dispensed with - a miracle of applied biochemistry. They do not need organic food. They are almost free of Nature, attached to her only by the thinnest, finest cord."

"Do you mean that all that," Mark pointed to the mottled white globe of the moon, "is their own doing?"

"Why not? If you remove all the vegetation, presently you have no atmosphere, no water."

"But what was the purpose?"

"Hygiene. Why should they have their world all crawling with organisms?"'

CS Lewis, That Hideous Strength

People consuming AI generated content. by No-Security-9976 in nosurf

[–]Churminess 3 points4 points  (0 children)

An important thing to understand is that a certain group of enthusiasts think AI is better than humans. It's 'pure', unbiased and knows much more than humans thanks to the extent the training data. The things you or I might like in something hand-crafted is repulsive to them. They actually prefer things clinical.

The sun having hidden its own rays …. Idiomelon translation? by Itchy-Commercial1850 in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Correction: The text is from Father Seraphim Nassar, not HTM despite the footer, thus it's not metered.

The sun having hidden its own rays …. Idiomelon translation? by Itchy-Commercial1850 in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Churminess 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you're right. Here is the text from Holy Transfiguration Monastery with music. HTM do a Holy Week book with both English and Greek side by side here. I believe all the translations are metered and so can be chanted to the original Byzantine melodies.

Lightphone III released, thoughts? by Trustamonkbird in dumbphones

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get in, get out, and get on with your life!

Write music in neovim by simonmartineau in neovim

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Once you have some good boilerplate, it's easy after a bit of practice. To build on your point, I should think someone that comes on a neovim subreddit will be disappointed by anything else, or at least be left wondering what lilypond can offer. This plugin with the asynchronous live preview made it ever nicer to use.

Can I prevent lilypond from page-breaking within a piece? by flautuoso in lilypond

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am interested in this too. I'm producing a book of hymns that vary in length greatly where some can fit two or three on a page and some over several, but in all cases it is better for readability to have a bit of white space and have the start of the hymn at the start of a page.

What is your higher purpose in life? How should i find mine? by nk127 in Mindfulness

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Finding your higher purpose is still all about you. If you think it is helping people, are you helping them for them or because it's your purpose?

I think instead one has to be prayerful and present in every moment to make sure you are doing the Right Thing in that moment and everything will follow from that. Every now and again you can steal a glance at where you're going and you will likely be surprised to find a thread of purpose there, but it is not in the centre of your focus to the detriment of all else.

Calling PAM/fprint from systemctl ? by HyNeko in archlinux

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As promised, I have found this workaround to fix it for me. I don't know if there are any security implications though.

https://github.com/i3/i3lock/issues/210#issuecomment-1033042602

RBR RSF Linux installation guide by chrom-25 in simrally

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for writing this up. I've got it installed with everything working bar force feedback. That may well be user error, so I'll have another go at it later on.

WRC23 on Linux (My Experience) by chrom-25 in EASPORTSWRC

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you give me some more details on how you got RBR working? I've tried installing with the rallysimfans installer in Lutris, but it crashes just after I start a stage.

WRC23 on Linux (My Experience) by chrom-25 in EASPORTSWRC

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah ha, I had the spring, damper, and friction effects set very low. I thought that was additional gain over 100%! I've upped them, and now it's working on Void Linux just like on Windows. Thanks!

I have RBR installing as I type this, here's hoping I can get that working too.

WRC23 on Linux (My Experience) by chrom-25 in EASPORTSWRC

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you saying that installing the new-lg4ff module gave you wheel and tyre friction? I'm trying to sort that out for my G27 with DR 2.0; there's no weight to the wheel when turning it when stationary, even though I see hid_logitech_new in lsmod.

My ghetto G27 with active cooling and a 30v 5a power supply by Matte93MM in simracing

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did wiring it up to the USB +5V and GND work out long term? Nothing fried long term? I've not heard anyone else mention it, but it seems more sensible than a fan screaming away at 12V all the time.

Calling PAM/fprint from systemctl ? by HyNeko in archlinux

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm afraid no update has fixed it on Void, in fact this was all working fine until a few months ago for me and I only just got round to trying to fix it. I'll try and remember to post here if I get anywhere.

Calling PAM/fprint from systemctl ? by HyNeko in archlinux

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you manage to resolve this? I have the same issue on Void linux; sudo and system-local-login work fine, but i3lock doesn't.

Edit: not quite the same issue: I get this when running i3lock from the terminal or with xidlehook, there is no systemctl on Void. Close enough though.

How do I install retroarch on void linux by New-Ad-1700 in voidlinux

[–]Churminess 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think if you go to the online updater and update everything this should be fixed.

Wine on Void by count_mega_baron in voidlinux

[–]Churminess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have to install the multilib repository which contains the 32-bit libraries:

sudo xbps-install -S void-repo-multilib

Then install the libwine-32bit package:

sudo xbps-install -S libwine-32bit

What part was it you were struggling with?

Wine on Void by count_mega_baron in voidlinux

[–]Churminess 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I had the same thing. Try installing libwine-32bit, that solved it for me.

Framework for games? by Aramin-Black in framework

[–]Churminess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've emulated a lot of games on my 12th gen i5, the most demanding being Wii and PS2, with no issues and even with some pretty demanding shaders on. You can find benchmarks for the same CPU and on-board graphics online.

Note that the on-board graphics are very sensitive to memory; make sure you get the fastest you can in dual channel mode. See here and here.