nysska

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by nysska 10y ago
Sorry, I might be totally off the base here but why not use IBM Watson for that? It's free for a thousand minutes in a month and it's speech-to-text looks quite good on the first glance. I was just looking around for a custom solu
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by nysska 11y ago
Personally - I use SwiftKey with two languages enabled. Its really good at predicting the language I will use based on the first word. Bit more tricky when you mix english terms into a different language but still pretty damn impressive.
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by nysska 12y ago
A bit nit picky but you got a double "so" in: "We store your responses so so it's clear what you've been working on."
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by nysska 12y ago
They send out emails with both invitations and rejections. Based on previous batches around 1AM GMT time ? At least that's what I found.
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by nysska 12y ago
That was me one year ago. I just graduated and I must say - I am really glad I did. It has been frustrating, exhausting and driving me mad for the most part of it. I was working two jobs and attending the uni at the same time while having a
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by nysska 12y ago
I'm totally opposite - "Don't eat it - more for me" goes though my head. Seriously addicted to sweets, I can't go a day without a treat, but I can go months without alcohol.
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by nysska 12y ago
Very nice indeed, found something to hang in my living room ;) Nothing to add more, I'm just impressed.
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by nysska 12y ago
This ^ The small notebook I started carrying around with me everywhere is what actually boosted my imagination. Before I had some ideas here and there, usually on a run, but since I got my little black book with me all the time I'm a i
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by nysska 12y ago
I am actually in the same spot as you are - 2,5 years into programming and there is this opportunity to switch to another role. All the good managers I ever met or had the pleasure of working with were form a technical background - but they