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by dan0- 8y ago
While I get the point, two servers running Freeswitch combined with a bit of python and a regular rsyncing of the user data would give one pretty good uptime for monitoring.
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by dan0- 8y ago
Microsoft doesn't have to make tthe best browser, the inertia of having a "good" browser that is the default and hard to change away from gets many of their customers to use Edge until someone or something prompts them to swi
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by dan0- 8y ago
I would bet it is a mix of columns A & B, but maintaining logs of CGNAT must have required significant developement effort and integration between the Chinese ISPs and the state surveillance apparatus. You'd think going IPv6 would
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by dan0- 8y ago
I feel like the core product is pretty easily replicated with Freeswitch and tailored with a little configuration. Eg: Ring a phone for 30 seconds (so as not to leave a message accidentally), if answered read back the issue (using text to
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by dan0- 8y ago
Nevermind that scheduling family members to work can be much easier than a worker you hire, which lets a small business run with fewer employees working more valuable hours.
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by dan0- 8y ago
Didn't someone at the Tor Project analyse these Blue Coat MiTM boxes and find a cross-signed intermediate signing certificate preloaded, with the option to load your own signing cert so one could MiTM with ease? This was more than a fe
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by dan0- 8y ago
What is the paywall workaround for ft.com?
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by dan0- 8y ago
Please link to non-paywalled articles!
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by dan0- 8y ago
Similar experience on a Thinkpad T440 with a 1080p screen swap, I can easily go 5 hours before I need to swap to the big battery, which buys ne a few more hours. Games seem to halve that though...
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by dan0- 8y ago
I rather like Gnome on Debian, the hot corners and search are slick IMO. Never had to use OS X, but the UX is somewhat similar from what I hear.
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by dan0- 8y ago
Wal-Mart and ilk have been union busting for decades, this company likely thought they could get away with union busting just fine.
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by dan0- 8y ago
Any chance there is a mirror of the BaiduEN8k Model that isn't in China? I'm getting about 20KB/s when trying to download it, and using a DNS override to 180.76.189.142 for cloud.dlnel.org gets me what looks to be a partial f
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by dan0- 8y ago
Not sure, but the results and info OP linked to are quite interesting: https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/DeepSpeech#released-models
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by dan0- 8y ago
Ah, I just asked a similar question of the person you initially replied to. The Baidu DeepSpeech 2 model seems appealing, but from my brief look on Github I haven't found the model files...
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by dan0- 8y ago
Any links to Baidu's DeepSpeech 2 pretrained model? I'm likely looking right past it, spent the past few days playing around with Mozilla DeepSpeech and their pretrained model, building a simple little API and webpags to feed it f
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by dan0- 8y ago
DeepSpeech is not a voice corpus, that would be Mozilla's Common Voice project that Mycroft users are also contributing to. DeepSpeech offers trained models that are about 70% right, but none of them use the Common Voice corpus yet. I
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by dan0- 8y ago
The downloads total a bit above 2GB for Mozilla Deepspeech 0.1.1, but besides that DeepSpeech is quick to set up and pretty performant on my i5-4200U (half realtime transcription) and its even better on my Ryzen box. Going to do some GPU te