So then what's your take on Neuralink? Are they going to hit a plateau within the current paradigm? And what do you think that plateau will look like technologically? Maybe we could still get pretty far within the…
Is this for Xorg or Wayland? I couldn't find the answer in the readme.
Rust is actually great for cli applications regardless of performance benefits because of its good ergonomics and package management once you get over the hump of learning it.
This plan of action makes perfect sense to me, and I'm confused why American companies aren't doing the same? Or are they? If so, why would they need to be bailed out?
It's still fairly common to use in conjunction with #[macro_use] for when you want to easily import all of the macros from a crate across your entire project. But yes, you could do use rocket::{get, routes}; instead.
Note that yarn is also no longer under the control of Facebook and the primary maintainer who has been developing yarn 2 no longer works there. https://yarnpkg.com/advanced/qa#is-yarn-operated-by-facebook
This article from the Google AI blog about the Gboard speech recognition is really interesting: https://ai.googleblog.com/2019/03/an-all-neural-on-device-sp...
And without a virtual dom and all of its overhead.
Awesome, thanks, I'll check this out and the other one too.
Yeah it uses a lot of machine learning and context based inference, which is great for dictating phrases but less so for commands.
Actually I don't think I ended up testing kaldi because it seemed difficult to set up but I'll give it a try now that you mention it.
For those on Linux, I've been working on a Talon inspired voice coding program called Osprey that uses the Google Cloud speech to text API: https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey. It's still very much a work in progress…
I'm working on a voice coding program for Linux so I've been forced to try all the different options and ultimately I decided to go with Google Cloud speech to text since the other ones were either too difficult to set…
Yah that's it. GitHub link: https://github.com/dessalines/lemmy They've got a decent demo working but no federation yet.
If they're too independent as children, they aren't taught how to be successful people, and then as young adults they end up relying on their parents as life becomes more difficult.
So then what's your take on Neuralink? Are they going to hit a plateau within the current paradigm? And what do you think that plateau will look like technologically? Maybe we could still get pretty far within the…
Is this for Xorg or Wayland? I couldn't find the answer in the readme.
Rust is actually great for cli applications regardless of performance benefits because of its good ergonomics and package management once you get over the hump of learning it.
This plan of action makes perfect sense to me, and I'm confused why American companies aren't doing the same? Or are they? If so, why would they need to be bailed out?
It's still fairly common to use in conjunction with #[macro_use] for when you want to easily import all of the macros from a crate across your entire project. But yes, you could do use rocket::{get, routes}; instead.
Note that yarn is also no longer under the control of Facebook and the primary maintainer who has been developing yarn 2 no longer works there. https://yarnpkg.com/advanced/qa#is-yarn-operated-by-facebook
This article from the Google AI blog about the Gboard speech recognition is really interesting: https://ai.googleblog.com/2019/03/an-all-neural-on-device-sp...
And without a virtual dom and all of its overhead.
Awesome, thanks, I'll check this out and the other one too.
Yeah it uses a lot of machine learning and context based inference, which is great for dictating phrases but less so for commands.
Actually I don't think I ended up testing kaldi because it seemed difficult to set up but I'll give it a try now that you mention it.
For those on Linux, I've been working on a Talon inspired voice coding program called Osprey that uses the Google Cloud speech to text API: https://github.com/osprey-voice/osprey. It's still very much a work in progress…
I'm working on a voice coding program for Linux so I've been forced to try all the different options and ultimately I decided to go with Google Cloud speech to text since the other ones were either too difficult to set…
Yah that's it. GitHub link: https://github.com/dessalines/lemmy They've got a decent demo working but no federation yet.
If they're too independent as children, they aren't taught how to be successful people, and then as young adults they end up relying on their parents as life becomes more difficult.