The "Six Flags Update" for Newcomer, my solo-developed language learning RPG, is now live on Steam!🚀 My 2nd major update this year 💪
1⃣ 6 new target languages to learn and practice
2⃣ 15 new characters to meet & practice with
3⃣ Greatly improved Intermediate chat
#indiedev
Claude just rickrolled me in a test curl command 😭
I was building an audio extraction Cloudflare container and it picked it as the test YouTube URL... honestyly respect for keeping me on my toes
@NormanFrog Release to early access? It will bring in more funds and provide valuable feedback to improve the full release. Yes - it will be rough, and your instinct tells you not to do it - but I think it's better than letting the thing collect dust and never be played. just my 2c, gl!
@kevinafischer Wow - emotion and energy tracking is really interesting! I don't think I've seen that. So, his current emotions presumably affect his spoken output?
Generated in Gemini AI Studio, speaker 1: Schedar
"Let’s look at the word 'carro.' This is a sustantivo in Spanish that means “car” in English. It is a common word used to talk about a vehículo that people drive for transportation. In many countries, carro is the everyday word people use, although in other places you may also hear coche or auto. For example, in the sentence 'Mi carro está afuera de la casa,' the word carro refers to the speaker’s car and gives a clear everyday context for how the word is used."
It seems to pronounce the Spanish right ~70% of the time across different speakers - with a decent Spanish accent. The other times, it pronounces the word correctly *using the English pronunciation set*, but it's not how the word is pronounced in Spanish.
There is only 1 TTS provider I've used that has a model which always nails the translanguaging, but they're a bit slow. Happy to pass on more information about that or my usecase. This is a great model and I'm looking forward to more improvements!
Cheers
I'm always impressed about how sophisticated all the existing Japanese language learning tools are - tons of great open source projects too
is this because some subset of japanese learners are just cracked engineers or is there something else im missing
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I just backed Speechbound - A Language Learning RPG on
@kickstarter https://t.co/cyEWaw0bR4
Coool project w/ some really interesting language learning mechanics inside @speechbound