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adeptima
4y ago
"--model large" option produces much better results at higher resources consuming costs
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4y ago
Japanese output will produce lot of tiny mistakes. However the whole output is still good enough. Like 95% plus good enough. Found lot mistakes in 3-4 characters kanji ... and I guess most native Japanese will do mistakes time to time too,
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adeptima
4y ago
cause ffmpeg inside https://github.com/openai/whisper/blob/main/requirements.txt should process most formats
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adeptima
4y ago
translation is not the strongest part. transcription looks very good.
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adeptima
4y ago
Japanese results looks pretty impressive! Took マッコウクジラ14頭が海岸に打ち上げられる オーストラリア(2022年9月21日) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZkNIzeRBk4 Extracted audio with youtube-dl -f bestaudio https://www.youtube.com/wat
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4y ago
It's a very good time to go back to the roots. Especially in the context of HTTP3 and QUIC. #### Videos - The Internet just changed with Robin Marx and David Bombal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdb7M37o9sU - QUIC 10
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4y ago
Rock star level performance in visualization and developer experience
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5y ago
Good efforts! Here's some quick feedback: My first thought - how React Arborist is different from Ant Tree? https://ant.design/components/tree/ React Arborist dependencies looks sane https://gith
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5y ago
Alexandr is a very impressive contributor to Postgres community. Met him few times. He’s on the mission to change and improve community. He has a clear vision what has to be changed, and he’s still 30+ yo and has many many years ahead. Just
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adeptima
5y ago
It will depend on your use cases. Better to check updated roadmaps too. The final gap won’t be too big IMHO
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5y ago
I’m biased into Yjs too and bet on it. Yjs Rust port and other simply not ready for the prime and won’t be for a while. Bindings and unsafe Rust is the road to hell
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5y ago
Main takeaways from toying with both Yjs and Automerge: 1. Extremely difficult to build backend in other programming languages than Nodejs Rust implementations https://github.com/automerge/automerge-rs https:/&#
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5y ago
Looks like both Y.js or Automerge communities are busy with benchmarks
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5y ago
How Yjs works from the inside out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l5XgnQ6rB4
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5y ago
Dont think it's absurd... This is just an objection in sales terms. First impression is very hard to change. This is why I asked I wish someone address it more.
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5y ago
Advanced "Left Join" query building similar to Crunchbase search https://www.crunchbase.com/search/ ... with lot of deep LEFT JOIN behind. Opted out for Golang with REST after prototyping with GraphQL
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5y ago
- GraphQL = Apollo GraphQL ... Apollo community people are evangelizing it really hard?
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5y ago
- GraphQL leads to a vendor lock commitment ... which is great if you can sell it to your clients and dominate with your expertise https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/data/data-s...
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5y ago
Wishlist for presenters to address the following - GraphQL performance issues - GraphQL makes tasks more complex - GraphQL schemas confuse junior devs, higher entry level - REST cache easier - REST if you understand what you are doing ... c
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6y ago
Hi maximilienandi, great work! Easy to read for non-native! Always nice to see more alternative to the Blue Book too ;) When I open Golang books or any kind of tutorials, I usually jump into Concurrency sections to see its depth and quality
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6y ago
As a business owner/coder with small team thikning about Docker container security is very very annoying. Any way to skip it all? Any idea for multi-tenant Docker/K8s free setup? Something which will work for the next 10 years and
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Tech Stories Tab by Hacker Noon
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Nicole Zhu: Step-by-Step guide building a blockchain like blockchain in Rust
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App which recommends employee to leave employer if culture is too low
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6y ago
Brilliant !!!
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Must Read for Laid-Off Engineers: Making Sense of Your Future
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6y ago
Must read for laid-off Engineers
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Ask HN: Will you retire after 1000 weeks (~19 years)? Or work another 1000 week?
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> I mention this because one of the things that's missing from your education about the OSI Model is that it originally envisioned everyone writing to application layer (7) APIs instead of transport layer (4) APIs. There was suppos
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9y ago
https://github.com/mattermost/platform
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