I think it would save some time if there was an issue template that asks

• Which OS (Linux distribution and version, OSX version or Windows version)
• Which version of OF: nightly, from Git or X.X.X?
• If it involves graphics, graphics card type and GL version (how to find the version?)

Otherwise the same question is always repeated: master or 0.9.8? :)

Here how it's done: https://gith

User story:
I'm watching a YouTube video. The person speaking in the video pauses for a moment before sentences. The pauses are long enough to be considered as 'silent' to BackgroundMusic and therefore the music plays, but then the person speaking in the video continues speaking, triggering the music playback to stop. Note: there's also a delay between the moment the person starts speaking a

Hi, I'd suggest some simple updates for the help file. I have noticed in the examples/help files expressions which are not explained elsewhere. If you're used to code, they are indeed fairly self explanatory, otherwise it would be good to give people some explanation, even if only to clarify.

Here's an example from A.13 "Bringing it all together":
`n = (scale :e1, :minor_pentatonic).take(3).c

The spectrogram plugin has a frequenciesDataUrl parameter that seems to be used by loadFrequenciesData(url) to pull frequency data from a JSON file and draw to canvas. Is there any documentation on how to use this parameter or what format it expects the data to be in? Generating spectrograms when loaded can take upwards of 10 seconds for a simple 2 minute mp3 and being able to preprocess and load

Description

#940 implemented liftering in the MFCC extractor, but we didn't add inverse-liftering to the inverse-mfcc function.

This would be relatively easy to do, as inverse-liftering would divide out the lifter (raised sine) before applying the inverse-DCT transform using this calculation: https://github.com/librosa/librosa/blob/master/librosa/feature/spectral.py#L1697

Note that for

Finding my server with a fresh install of the client can be annoying and would be much less annoying if the user could type its name into a search bar to easily find it.

Rather than simply filtering the server list to only contain server names containing the given search string, it would be nice if it used a fuzzy matching algorithm and returned the most similar results. A very simple way to im

Motivation

In supercollider/supercollider#4572 we discussed the need for better documentation on when collection functions test on equality vs identity. For instance, SequenceableCollection:indexOf tests on identity, but you wouldn't know it f

The test should run at TravisCI and at least include:

• startup without proxy
• startup with invalid proxy
• loading of unencrypted save file
• loading of encrypted save file
• try loading a broken save file
• saving a save file

More tests and ideas welcome

Now, webrtc.NewICEGatherer() takes 17 arguments - lol
Every time we introduce a parameter for ice.Agent:

• We break API (it is an exposed function!) every time!
• Has to modify the function signature many places
• Code is unreadable (hard to tell what we are passing to the method)

Let's use a struct for it.

Hi Randy.

I think it would be nice for an user to have a sphere mesh which contains a list of unique vertices and a list of triangle indices. It seems that you're duplicating vertices by simple adding each vertex of a subdivided edge to the mesh. Of course this is not a problem since the output is a list of triangle vertices.

Creating unique vertices can be done by keeping a map of subdivid