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<littlebuddy>
hi!
<littlebuddy>
I'm currently using https://github.com/faker-ruby/faker/ to create dummy user accounts with photos from Unsplash.com. But how would I go about using Google's Imagen AI (https://github.com/lucidrains/imagen-pytorch) instead? Ideally it should be aware of each user's face and use that to create the user's photoalbum.
<Marie72>
i think i found the correct version of vorbis-tools, however the LAME and FluidSynth command line tools that I found don't seem to be compatible with the script
<Marie72>
the ruby script will call the tools and then those tools are more like applications that will halt execution and wait for input. So I guess that I've not got the right gear, but I'm not sure where else to look. The encoders I found come from the LAME and FluidSynth project websites respectively
<Marie72>
i figure that yall ppl who are good at ruby are more likely to know the specific kind of software to put in there
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<mikecmpbll>
Marie72: are you on mac os? it tells you exactly what to run to install them with brew. it doesn't specify version numbers, so if that doesn't work then it's anybody's guess really.
<Marie72>
I'm not on mac, in this case i'm on windows. I'm not sure what to make of the brew commands, i assumed they were a package manager that is mac-only
<Marie72>
which writes "(on osx)" next to the brew commands
<mikecmpbll>
yes, they are that.
<Marie72>
perhaps there's a package manager on windows that has some of the same libraries hosted on it?
<mikecmpbll>
the script won't work on windows, it uses system commands that are available on nix-like systems (`which` for instance)
<Marie72>
that's troubling
<Marie72>
in the case of the `which` i was able to replace it with a raw file path to the tool and get them to execute but i can't speak for the rest of the script
<Marie72>
my usecase is that im writing a react app to play some midi files
<Marie72>
so I have MIDI.js, and I have a variety of soundfont sf2 files i want to use, but to get those soundfonts into midi.js it seems i need to interpret them with this ruby script
<mikecmpbll>
ok, if you're having further problems then you'll probably need to describe what they are :)
<Marie72>
ah, the problem is that the libraries that i found are not correct shjkbs
<Marie72>
the script requires lame and fluidsynth, and while i downloaded some lame and fluidsynth command-line tools, they aren't the right ones, lol
<mikecmpbll>
ah :)
<Marie72>
if the libraries that the script uses are not available on windows then i'm not sure i might be SOL