robmsmt

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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   Fantastic, bookmarked. I would love to see book suggestions for younger kids too
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   Offline: Sphinx, VOSK, Nvidia NeMo, SpeechBrain, Coqui, Kaldi... some off the top of my head. Some of these require more setup & effort and are more research grade than others. There are also proprietary ASRs which can run offline. I wr
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   sounds strange, I would have expected a Java Android app with jni calls to c/c++ through Android ndk
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   Photopea is excellent. thank you sincerely. Regards oftentimes forgotten Linux user
5. 35.▲
   by robmsmt 5y ago

   Thanks, this was my thinking. I took a look at microG and couldn't see any reference to it on the status page: https://github.com/microg/GmsCore/wiki/Implementation-Status The options to make a true open
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   >To choose Dicio as your default digital assistant on Android (replacing Google Assistant), go to Settings > Apps & notifications > Default apps > Digital assistant app > Default digital assistant app. On Android 10+, thi
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   I am sorry to hear this. I think there are many people in a similar boat to you and there are quite a few people working on command & dictation computing. Although my tool _may_ help you find out which speech systems work well for your
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   I created a toolkit to evaluate many different speech recognition engines. https://github.com/robmsmt/SpeechLoop Comparing speech systems can take a long time esp for a dev who doesn't have the background in audio
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   by robmsmt 5y ago

   i did a quick comparison with regards to word error rate... https://robmsmt.github.io/2021/09/04/benchmarking-asr-first-... For my particular dataset it worked quite well. It was the best offline ASR that I t
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    your company sounds like it would be very useful to many startups. The tooling stack we went for is: Jira+Confluence, circle CI as the CI/CD service Artifactory for binary hosting and GitHub+gitlfs circle had the lowest friction compa
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    Thanks it looks neat. I'll check out your scripts - especially interested in the power draw part for myself. I had setup the 80% cycling before but that was on my n-1 installation and haven't had chance to put that back on. I have
12. 42.▲
    by robmsmt 5y ago

    if you could point to how you configured your power management that would be great
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    a way that I've found to do this securely is to have a small constantly running cloud server $5 pm with OpenVPN on it. Then have your server connect and join the VPN on both laptop and server. If it's configured properly you'
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    I am working on something to compare at least 10 different ASRs both open source and production ones.
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    I think we as a community need to come up with officially recognized names for such activities to lessen the cognitive burden on installing such software...
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    You can also self host with GOGS / Gitea and no limit but getting my company to move from Github will be a large undertaking. It's not worth it for GitLFS on it's own.
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    Pushing Github past the 100mb limit has to be the most requested feature. Ridiculous that we have to use the fudge that is GitLFS. It just adds complication for a limit that shouldn't be there anyway.
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    by robmsmt 5y ago

    it reminds me when I stumbled upon the fast_api docs recently. I have to admit I found it more confusing. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/async/#asynchronous-code
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    Glad this tool exists I have just moved to it. The main thing missing in my opinion to record a video as a gif.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    I also agree. Sometimes I speak to work colleagues who are on BT headsets and it must add what feels like 100ms to the call. I can sometimes hear the end of my sentence as I speak. Infuriating.
21. 51.▲
    by robmsmt 6y ago

    You sound like me with every product i try to build.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    For those of us doing any ML that requires CUDA/CuDNN. It feels that AMD (specifically for GPU) still isn't a viable option at this moment in time. I sincerely hope that this changes.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    I meant to say that these comments from Bob Martin remind me of testing and proper architecture for the code
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    https://youtu.be/LmRl0D-RkPU?t=2480
25. 55.▲
    by robmsmt 6y ago

    Isn't it against the ToS to have multiple accounts? They might ignore these accounts for now, but in the future?
26. 56.▲
    by robmsmt 6y ago

    We mostly use gitflow. Commits do not just "sneak in". Master is locked and needs a PR/CR to merge. The process usually takes care of the majority of the issues and usually works okay for us.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    3rded... wait maybe there's an idea here.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    McPaywall
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    A better idea would be for hacktoberfest to send everyone who has made a 1-line change to a README.md as their PRs to be given a dunces hat instead.
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    by robmsmt 6y ago

    I don't understand why a person or persons create new repos and merge PRs into each others hello world empty repos. This would be be the optimal solution no?