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Based on the small research, this seems a genuine network error reported by the browser (aka wifi had a blip, or docker containers do their interrupt-all-network-connections-on-the-host dance). See https://github.com/axios/axios/blob/b3be36585884ba1e237fdd0eacf55f678aefc396/lib/adapters/xhr.js#L162 ....

Didn't try in the end, but if you run into this, can be worked around with loading stuff into a temporary table (don't forget to start a transaction to avoid...

Same with Ubuntu stock. Workaround based on pythonic install instructions: ``` mkdir b2; cd b2; apt install virtualenv; virtualenv .; ./bin/pip3 install b2[full]; ./bin/b2 sync … ```

You mean speech recognition? I had good experience with [CMU PocketSphinx](https://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx), even wrote some c2hs bindings. If you are interested, I can dig them up!

Just pushed after some dusting: https://github.com/TreeTide/voicetrans/tree/master/sphinx . Partial bindings, but good enough to run the recognition (see `app/Main.hs` to get model file and test input).

Or, to golf more, `join . fromOnly . sequenceA . listToMaybe` to get `Maybe a`.

Note: `--check` didn't help me, but manually updating the IP address in the nixops state helped: ```$ sqlite3 ~/.nixops/deployments.nixops``` then ```sqlite3> UPDATE ResourceAttrs SET value = '192.168.56.102' WHERE machine=6 AND...

I got similar error with gcc: ``` Making all in future make[2]: Entering directory '/home/ron/dev/smly/flrc-lib/toolkit/future' sed -e 's,[@]bindir[@],/home/ron/dev/smly/libs/bin,g' -e 's,[@]datadir[@],/home/ron/dev/smly/libs/share,g' -e 's,[@]includedir[@],/home/ron/dev/smly/libs/include,g' -e 's,[@]libdir[@],/home/ron/dev/smly/libs/lib ,g' < ../../scripts/linux/pilicl.in > ../../scripts/linux/pilicl chmod...

Hello - thank you for the comments, and sorry for the confusion. Indeed my post started out as reporting some issue, but as I dig in, I realized that the...

Revisiting this thread: In answer to your comment, I agree that not falling back to some default value is the saner option, even if leads to more case handling. It...