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Interesting, it seems their products are geo-locked. The Canadian site still shows "Request invite".

Is this like Stripe Issuing where it is only available to a small number of companies? A lot of newer Stripe products seems to be available to large enterprises only. We applied for that waitlist multiple times but never heard back. What are the revenue or scale requirements for your targeted customers? Is it suitable for fintech e-wallets/banks?

https://rete.js.org is also a good choice.

When evaluating end-to-end human narration services, the most important factor is audio mastering. For services that target the podcast industry, good quality audio output that can be used as-is is a must.

Looks incredible! Will definitely try it out.

This field is tricky. We used to run an algorithmic trading platform (https://KloudTrader.com/narwhal) but pivoted to building productivity SaaS because the revenue numbers from these sort of fintech is quite bad if you do not have scale. It is a very niche market.

Add a few more lines of code and you have yourself an operational transformation library for collaborative data structures.

You may find this relevant: https://github.com/ottypes/json1

Are the sites created responsive?

You are not the first to ask :)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24436399

I will definitely do a writeup during/before the Christmas break.

You make a bootup disc (or USB) like your typical dual booting procedure. Then go into BIOS (I am using the legacy name for the modern UEFI menu) and boot up from there. It is the same as any OS development except that UEFI provides you with a number of APIs including a mini filesystem, a primitive shell, a graphics API, and some other stuff. To make it easier, you can think of your computer running pure UEFI apps as a giant, overpowered Arduino.

https://wiki.osdev.org/UEFI_Bare_Bones

Until recently, almost every UEFI app had to be written in C/C++.

The SDKs for the non big name (Nvidia, Google, AMD) accelerators have very poor developer experiences. (Granted CUDA/ROCm isn't much better) A number of the embedded SDKs require you to use their custom framework and won't support Tensorflow/Torch models out of the box. Onnx and similar conversion frameworks target only the big name chips, not off the shelf generic AI accelerator chips. Embedded systems need more software engineering.

At Narration Box we use Tailscale with Caddy's Cloudflare Let's Encrypt DNS-01 for internal DNS resolution + TLS for the apps that need it. In essence you get something like Google's internal "go/ links" except everything's hosted on the external DNS server and automatically protected by default by Tailscale since the IPs pointed to cannot be accessed publicly.

What happens when you press fn+space?

Tract looks incredible, I am surprised that it can support Wavenet on the Raspberry Pi Zero.

I have a bug report, where should I send it?

A bigger problem is tree structures, it is particularly egregious for HTML and JSON where the output tend to be a complete mess of red and green. I think a good solution would be for git to call out to the respective language servers (the VS Language Server Protocol) and render changes based on AST and syntax specific diffs.

> This dynamic stems from audio’s technological simplicity compared to other media types. We can see this in how much earlier recorded audio emerged than recorded video or video game arcades, and live audio (radio) versus live TV or online gaming. Or how much easier it was to make and record music than shoot and press a film, or design a video game.

This is not true for ML. Good realistic speech synthesis is a lot more tricky than images (videos however are another thing entirely).

Your audio narration widget that plays in sync with the paragraph is really cool. I am going to borrow the idea and add it to Narration Box :)

Maybe for CPLDs, the abstraction level of Factorio is a bit too low for FPGAs unless you want to work entirely at the transistor level.

There are sophisticated keybinding-friendly editors built-in. It is very different from vanilla Minecraft.

This particular field is difficult. Other than Google (through Search and also its acquisition of Metaweb), no other company has managed to achieve tremendous revenue with a knowledge base product alone. Cyc, Wolfram Alpha, the original IBM Watson (the expert system, not the ML APIs borrowing the brand) are all surviving but not thriving.

This is really good, I used to use an Excel sheet with VBA and a dictionary API to do something similar.

You can find an interview with him about IBM Deep Blue here:

https://research.tilburguniversity.edu/en/publications/an-in...

Email us :)

Better Open AI gyms at last.

It is actually not too bad:

https://myraah.io/index.php/visualmind/report/aHR0cDovL05hcn...

It is coming soon. We all post it here and on twitter when it's ready.

https://twitter.com/narrationbox

Congratulations Matt! Big fans of Caddy here at Narration Box. The reverse proxy setup and strong defaults are unmatched and are a joy to use. My favourite feature is the Cloudflare Let's Encrypt DNS-01 challenge integration, it makes adding TLS to internal networks a lot easier for devices like the iPhone/iPad where the cert store is heavily locked down.

Looks like a CRDT/Operational Transform server/pubsub as a service. There are also some open source frameworks on GitHub which doesn't depend on Azure.

https://github.com/automerge/automerge https://github.com/share/sharedb

Try the Russian version "Adaptasiya" (Adaptation). We use it for testing speech transcription and machine translation since there are no official English subtitles for it. The show's pretty good.

http://screeningroom.gpm-rtv.com/tnt/adaptation/