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## README.md

      
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                Code to print out all voice commands in the knausj talon repository, 
              
          
    Talon Voice Commands Cheatsheet

This is a demo for how to get a cheatsheet of all Talon voice commands.
To recreate what I did:

Have talon installed on your computer following the instructions at talonvoice.com
Paste both the cheatsheet.py and cheatsheet.talon  into the user directory of ~/talon.  This makes these scripts available to talon.
Open the talon repl and type


## OculusQuestCloudGaming.md

      
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                Playing SteamVR games on the Oculus Quest
              
          
    Inspired by https://gist.github.com/blixt/97009dfa3eb916dbd4624a38191fe10d and https://github.com/steventhegeek/Parsec-Cloud-Preparation-Tool. Thanks to @blixt and @steventhegeek :)
Setting up your Virtual Machine

We'll be creating a new Virtual Machine on Microsoft's cloud platform, Azure. The VM will have a beefy GPU just like a home computer so it can be used for playing games.

Go to [the Azure portal][azure] and sign up or log in.
If you are on a Free account, first go to Subscriptions and upgrade it to a Pay-as-you-go plan. Don't worry, you will get to keep any free credits you have. Azure's interface is a bit slow so this will take a minute.

⚠️ Make sure to not include any support plan because they will charge you monthly!

  
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## diffList.js
   /**
    * A diff utility that compares arrays and returns a list of added, removed, and updated items
    *
    * Returns an object with two methods:
    *    diff:  do a one-time diff of two arrays
    *    watch: observe a variable on scope and report any changes to a callback
    *
    * Invoking the factory is done like so:
    * <code>
    *    function(listDiff) {

## _NeuralStyleTransfer_Instructions.md

      
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                instructions for generating a style transfer animation from a video
              
          
    See here for more implementations and examples.
Instructions for making a Neural-Style movie

The following instructions are for creating your own animations using the style transfer technique described by Gatys, Ecker, and Bethge, and implemented by Justin Johnson. To see an example of such an animation, see this video of Alice in Wonderland re-styled by 17 paintings.
Setting up the environment


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                Caster example(s)
              
          
    In the following examples, a comma separates commands that can be strung together into a single utterance,
while a semicolon separates commands that must be said as separate utterances (because either the previous
or next phrase is not a CCR command).
Example 1:

Dictate the following JavaScript function.

  
## Symbol Match Training Data
["executable name", "exeName"]
["application pool", "appPool", "appPools"]
["application pools", "appPools", "appPool"]
["virtual directory", "$virtualDir"]
["PowerShell credential", "PSCredential"]
["power shell credential", "PSCredential"]

## caster_install.bat

:: This is a simple batch file to copy my NatLink macros
:: into the NatLink MacroSystem folder. This allows me to
:: have my custom NatLink macros under source control and
:: not mix them in with the built-in macros or the ones
:: that Vocola compiles from VCL macro files.

@echo OFF
cls
echo.

## configcustom.txt
from dragonfly import *
from dragonfly.actions import keyboard
from caster.lib import navigation, context, utilities
from caster.lib.dfplus.additions import SelectiveAction
from caster.lib.dfplus.state.actions import ContextSeeker, AsynchronousAction, RegisteredAction
from caster.lib.dfplus.state.short import L, S, R

# ...

def set_keyboard_timeout(timeout):

## noactivate.py
from ctypes import *
import win32con

WNDPROC = WINFUNCTYPE(c_long, c_int, c_uint, c_int, c_int)

NULL = c_int(win32con.NULL)
_user32 = windll.user32

def ErrorIfZero(handle):
    if handle == 0:
	/**
	* A diff utility that compares arrays and returns a list of added, removed, and updated items
	*
	* Returns an object with two methods:
	* diff: do a one-time diff of two arrays
	* watch: observe a variable on scope and report any changes to a callback
	*
	* Invoking the factory is done like so:
	* <code>
	* function(listDiff) {
	["executable name", "exeName"]
	["application pool", "appPool", "appPools"]
	["application pools", "appPools", "appPool"]
	["virtual directory", "$virtualDir"]
	["PowerShell credential", "PSCredential"]
	["power shell credential", "PSCredential"]

	:: This is a simple batch file to copy my NatLink macros
	:: into the NatLink MacroSystem folder. This allows me to
	:: have my custom NatLink macros under source control and
	:: not mix them in with the built-in macros or the ones
	:: that Vocola compiles from VCL macro files.

	@echo OFF
	cls
	echo.
	from dragonfly import *
	from dragonfly.actions import keyboard
	from caster.lib import navigation, context, utilities
	from caster.lib.dfplus.additions import SelectiveAction
	from caster.lib.dfplus.state.actions import ContextSeeker, AsynchronousAction, RegisteredAction
	from caster.lib.dfplus.state.short import L, S, R

	# ...

	def set_keyboard_timeout(timeout):
	from ctypes import *
	import win32con

	WNDPROC = WINFUNCTYPE(c_long, c_int, c_uint, c_int, c_int)

	NULL = c_int(win32con.NULL)
	_user32 = windll.user32

	def ErrorIfZero(handle):
	if handle == 0: