nwalker85

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by nwalker85 5y ago
Some do, some don't, sure. Google STT for example supports class tokens natively. There are also services like uniMRCP that allow for certain SRGS grammar features to be used with Google STT, but they are limited in what constructs the
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by nwalker85 5y ago
Really interesting use of intents and entities. I feel like some of this is reinventing the wheel, since there is already a grammar specification, but novel use of intents/entities. https://www.w3.org/TR/speech-gra
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Collaboration was certainly my driver for using Google Sheets, but most, if not all, of that functionality is in Excel Online now.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Yeah, calling that video a "deepfake" sounds like someone has no idea what they are talking about.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
>>Sitting at your desk == not busy in their mind Maddeningly, these are the same people who feel like you have to be in the office 100% of the time so they feel like you are working.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
I am in this situation pretty frequently. Are you just a solid communicator? I know I tend to get roped into meetings because I'm good at leading meetings, while other engineers are frankly terrible at it.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
I have kids. They forget to turn off lights, mess with my thermostat, leave doors unlocked. The peace of mind of being able to remotely check/access/control all of this is great.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Wow I haven't thought of Hiren's in over a decade. I used to use it daily back in my desktop support days working with XP. Very interesting to see a new version.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
I agree that the third party doctrine is a huge problem for privacy. We're making progress on that front: https://www.insideprivacy.com/data-privacy/supreme-courts-ca...
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Because we design for worst case scenarios, not perfect utopias.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
I cannot recommend the selfauthoring program enough.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Yeah, we signed up to have that happen inside of the platform, not outside of it.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Yeah, I came here to say this. The title here suggests that the FDA just banned them. They have not. Misleading at best, straight up lying at worst.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
It's a design decision that is gaining a lot of traction lately.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Verbio offers an ASR with built-in grammars, which is what you are asking for. Deepspeech is hot garbage in my experience.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Trump has created 515 businesses and only 11 of them failed. That's a 98.64% success rate. He has a better track record than Elon Musk by an order of magnitude.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Can you elaborate on some of these books you are referring to? I'm a self taught developer in his first real, institutional engineering role and I am worried I'm in over my head sometimes and would love to read some "must hav
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Which is a selling point for applications like RocketChat and Mattermost.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
They also just described 3 services where you don't own the data.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
>So they pay $0 in net taxes. Working as intended? The tax code is designed to encourage this kind of reinvestment.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
I'm not sure what about the experience you had a concern about. Slack is the de facto user experience standard right now, with everyone from discord to teams copying it.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
These things are everywhere in Austin. Thanks for that article, really interesting.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
Yeah I think this mindset is going to be prevalent with Windows users because these kinds of gestures are not native, while Mac users are comfortable with it since it's integrated in the OS.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
There is a big industry starting to spring up around this, data insurance. Go to any big insurance conference and all they are talking about right now is cyber insurance. Construction companies are asking for it for example; they've al
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by nwalker85 7y ago
That's quite the extrapolation from what I actually said. My point is that the choice to not have children is not the same as actively helping. Not making things worse is not "good". And demonizing all of humanity as though w
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by nwalker85 7y ago
No. You don't get points for being not-bad. All it takes for evil to flourish is for good men to do nothing.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
And we can work towards that kind of preservation without demonizing humanity as a whole and not view ourselves as some kind of virus that must be eliminated. That's really my point. And it's a very arrogant view that ironically s
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by nwalker85 7y ago
This type of attitude is pretty common these days. It's this postmodern view of the world where humanity is somehow separate from nature and must be controlled to protect nature. This is such an arrogant attitude. Sure, you may be righ
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by nwalker85 7y ago
....which is the point of this lawsuit, the determine if an ICO is a security or not.
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by nwalker85 7y ago
This. Rent for an efficiency apartment within walking distance of my work is 4k a month. I rent a 3 bedroom house 40 minutes away for 1400. The ability to work remotely helps keep costs down significantly.

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