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by sumsted 10y ago
It's great to see the utterence/intent/slot model to be available outside of Alexa. It's been easy to work with so far in Alexa. And you see a similar model from Nuance with Mix, though Mix seems to be stuck in beta. Lex
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by sumsted 10y ago
I'm thinking of moving away from pycharm when this year runs out and moving to vs code + python. It has full debug, scm, virtualenv support (which was broken in pycharm 2016.x for a time) and intellisense. I would still use Brackets fo
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by sumsted 10y ago
I've only used lambda with Alexa skills and the linkage is nice. We let lambda handle the static responses and delegate the dynamic responses to a variety of endpoints that provide the natural language responses. We include requests to
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by sumsted 11y ago
This goes along with a good site I saw mentioned in comments yesterday, https://www.goodui.org/ . If your site was still up, I'd sign up. You might even go cheaper with something like a shared hosting solution, like web
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by sumsted 11y ago
Neat article, I miss the simplicity of the old machines as well. I teach a weekend programming class for middle schoolers and the setup is a real pain. There's just too much stuff that gets in the way of learning to code. Our setup is
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by sumsted 11y ago
I agree. If we're going to add compliance the list of groups to blame, we might as well add the regulators. VW did pass the test.
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by sumsted 11y ago
We had something similar at a company I worked at. The NODers figured out that they could work jigsaw puzzles all day and no one would bother them.