I think that Netflix (as an example, but also most streaming services -- even HBO max at this point) are aggregators though. Disney can afford to charge this premium because their content is so differentiated. For…
The make function takes the type, length and capacity. If you don’t supply capacity, it defaults to length. So if you want to use append, do something like: make([]int, 0, length) That will allocate a slice that can fit…
I’ve been writing Go at work for about a year now. I have built a VoIP gateway, an HTTP API, an SRGS parser, and a modified beam search algorithm for a deep learning speech to text pipeline. I would say there are a few…
No mention of DNN based ASR like DeepSpeech? There’s even open source python implementations available from Mozilla and Paddle. These models are way easier to train, have surprisingly good accuracy, and are robust to…
But in a DI framework, every object has its own name for its dependencies. With ServiceLocator, every object needs to use the ServiceLocator's names, so they are not encapsulated.
Sorry, no. Apple is a device company. Both hardware and software are instrumental to the success of any of their devices. How could you say the creator of the modern-day smartphone is not a hardware company? iPod? iMac?…
I think that Netflix (as an example, but also most streaming services -- even HBO max at this point) are aggregators though. Disney can afford to charge this premium because their content is so differentiated. For…
The make function takes the type, length and capacity. If you don’t supply capacity, it defaults to length. So if you want to use append, do something like: make([]int, 0, length) That will allocate a slice that can fit…
I’ve been writing Go at work for about a year now. I have built a VoIP gateway, an HTTP API, an SRGS parser, and a modified beam search algorithm for a deep learning speech to text pipeline. I would say there are a few…
No mention of DNN based ASR like DeepSpeech? There’s even open source python implementations available from Mozilla and Paddle. These models are way easier to train, have surprisingly good accuracy, and are robust to…
But in a DI framework, every object has its own name for its dependencies. With ServiceLocator, every object needs to use the ServiceLocator's names, so they are not encapsulated.
Sorry, no. Apple is a device company. Both hardware and software are instrumental to the success of any of their devices. How could you say the creator of the modern-day smartphone is not a hardware company? iPod? iMac?…