PugJesus is asleep - post any photo and it’s technically “history”
PugJesus is asleep - post any photo and it’s technically “history”
Two old style knickknack/key holders I recently made (hand tools)
Looking for: TTS for fire dispatch
I’m a firefighter who’s also a software engineer and am working on a training app. In it, I have it generating text dispatches of various scenes for us to discuss on rainy slow training days. Such as “Respond to 123 Main st, for a report of a smell of smoke” etc. I already use google maps to generate a random address and show the map / street view. With the maps api I can domain lock the key… But with their Text to Speech api I cannot. Seems silly. But I get it. Are there any alternatives? I would be ok spinning up a middle server to also rework the audio to generate radio static, etc, but first pass I am looking for non-robotic (ie not browser based) TTS. Thoughts?
banned from “news” for dehumanizing a nazi.
Yeah i am sure the guy standing strong for trump is crying in his pillow because his wife got ICE’d but the comment thread wherein I stood firm that nazi lives are worthless — lead me to being banned from the community. Sorry news. Nazi lives are worthless.
Soup-To-Nuts ML platform?
Anyone know of a beginning to end Ml platform I might be looking for? I am on the sw eng side, not data science, so I can create novel / hello-world models in python and serve them as rest endpoints with flask, or MLFlow fine … but like all things corporate we need “project managers” and “data scientists” to be able to take a spreadsheet, figure out 16 features, categorize based on that (regression, etc), make a model with that … and then send it off to me to serve it. Our endpoint needs to take a record in, predict, and return with subsecond replies. Totally doable for our stuff. For some reason they clamped onto Alteryx. Fine. Except getting models out into sklearn/pickle formats I can load into MLFlow is not something “they” will want to do. Alteryx won’t run as a rest capable endpoint either. automl stuff is cool too. Is there a toolchain that can let them experiment, tinker, tune and … possibly send to my flow server’s logging setup for release later?