Caligula

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by Caligula 16y ago
This is wonderful news. I was planning to attend my first 'rally' on saturday to protest UBB. I was shocked at how even non techies cared so much about this issue. I hope the monopolies(rogers&bell) don't try less subtle ways to achie
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by Caligula 16y ago
I am curious, does your certification and testing involve anything with the FDA? I worked at one of the big sleep companies before and we always had to adhere to FDA regulations even though we were careful to be 'monitoring' and not 'diagno
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by Caligula 16y ago
Same with me. I spent over 1k with a friend on turk, even reported blatant security issues to one of the PM's yet I was unable to sign up and had to get my American friend to do it. I see no reason why they can't open it up to Canada. Terr
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by Caligula 16y ago
But they went to America to pursue their startup. Their incorporation is in America and they live/operate in America. They left Britain to pursue their startup. So I think your refutation is the opposite of what you intended it to be.
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by Caligula 16y ago
The image rotater on the front page goes way too fast. I was unable to read the text before it switched.
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by Caligula 16y ago
I have been debating fiddling wither win7 or android. What is a good android phone to test/develop with? Is the nexus still the best choice?
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by Caligula 16y ago
What is a good developer win7 phone to test with?
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by Caligula 16y ago
Opensourcing the corpus would be more interesting but I suppose with their privacy policy this is a no go.
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by Caligula 16y ago
The legal ramifications will be interesting once it is released to the masses and not just a few partners. Org's such as the UFC or NFL will hate this far more than they hate justin.tv/ustream.tv because it will make live streaming more mai
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by Caligula 16y ago
I think this can't be more than a showcase for silverlight. I run linux and winxp so I cannot even try without the hassle of getting silverlight for xp.
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by Caligula 16y ago
Helps to have custom models. The free ones though are decent and a lot of recent sphinx improvements help.
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by Caligula 16y ago
I think the specific license you choose is a bigger factor than the amount of code or of a product open sourced. I think the line is, if you are the dominant open source player in a specific market or likely to be, like sugarcrm is, it make
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by Caligula 16y ago
https://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome On amazon turk people will do tedious things for cheap.
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by Caligula 16y ago
Since you have the support of the university you may want to consider building something they would want to use. This way the university could be a lead user. Try to talk to who ever procures management software, BI, CRM, payroll and see
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by Caligula 16y ago
I am curious about something. Telepresence is a big Cisco brand. Is there any risk of trademark infringement? It is in a related domain, communication over video that is a component of anybots. I am somewhat ignorant about trademark, but
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UFC subpoenas Justin.tv, Ustream.tv(ottawacitizen.com)
2 points by Caligula 16y ago|1 comments
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by Caligula 16y ago
I think if I was in your situation and got that type of question I would have said 'id bing it'
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by Caligula 16y ago
The problem is that a lot of skilled people who come to Canada end up having a difficult time finding a job and not all skilled workers are the same. One example I read in the paper was someone from Africa who was an architect. They quali
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by Caligula 16y ago
SRI is pretty cool. They recently commercialized some of their work, a mobile project called SIRI that just got bought by apple for $150 million.
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by Caligula 16y ago
I am glad to find out there are some other issues with it. My main disappointment with it however remains its license. It would of been really cool if Google released it with a CC or MIT license but instead its restricted for academic usa
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by Caligula 16y ago
I do not see the correlation between myspace being dead and random dating site #235 succeeding.
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by Caligula 16y ago
The open source IBM Viavoice disappeared. Dragon Server is expensive and proprietary but likely the best. HTK/Julius is good. Cmu Sphinx is my preference. Sphinx4 is java and works good if real time is not an issue. Cmu's pocketsphinx is w
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by Caligula 16y ago
Yes Tony is great. I am doing a startup so no coop for me yet. I hope to meet you guys at a startup event sometime.
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by Caligula 16y ago
Glad to see your from Ottawa. I am a masters student at Carleton's TIM program. Are you guys involved with the Ottawa startup scene? I am curious if there are any meetups/events/websites you can recommend.
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by Caligula 16y ago
For some strange reason I cannot access the site. It is as if my ISP has it blacklisted(rogers). I get the same firefox response as if my internet was disconnected. I also tried wget using the url provided in the comments but that does no
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by Caligula 16y ago
Voxeo(big IVR company) created http://tropo.com to compete with http://twilio.com
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Building voice, instant messaging and Twitter applications in the cloud(googlecode.blogspot.com)
2 points by Caligula 16y ago|2 comments
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by Caligula 16y ago
Agreed, I should of called it flash/javascript. Through flash it streams audio live to a red5 server where sphinx is used for decoding. Open sourcing the red5 app soon so hopefully people can get use out of it whether embedded in a webpage
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by Caligula 16y ago
Certain sites are blacklisted. Perhaps infoworld is?
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Speech Recognition with Javascript(ajaxian.com)
13 points by Caligula 16y ago|4 comments

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