Stack Overflow. How to use Python's Multiprocessing Managers to instantiate a Proxy class to access to the methods of the child process. You can pass params, so why to bother with all the hassle of the Queues?

Several approaches in Stack Overflow to colorize the logs in Python.

You have to include your chats to the "parts" list to make gemini to remember their chat history.

Article about a customized Honda NX650 Dominator

This document explains how to set up and use live microphone input with the Vosk speech recognition system. It covers capturing real-time audio from microphones in both Python and Node.js, passing the audio data to the Vosk recognition engine, and processing the results

An example of how to achieve concurrency with Python beyond multiprocessing. The description mentions that nowadays in Python this is used besides multiprocessing that communicate with queues.

This tangential issue in StackOverflow shows actually how to define an own ONNX Session outside Piper TTS, and then pass it to the PiperVoice instance. This could solve the issue with multiprocessing (can't pickle the ONNX session)
Also, explains that ONNX already manages its own threads already. Maybe it's not worth to make it work in a separate Process.

Basically what I'm trying to do but full offline and already polished.
Only in English, they encourage tinkering

Voice, translation and conversational interfaces with a Python SDK that also offers ONNX models, and that looks promising