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I'm trying to see how many writers it can handle. Theoretically, there's no limit.
https://dat-shopping-list.glitch.me/doc/2d2641b9cab4d2bb0ea3...
We combined the Automerge CRDT and the Dat protocol into an Electron app, and it's fun!
His mother works harder than any “working class person” I have ever met.
The neighbourhood has vastly changed due to condo development, gentrification and government programs. The DTES was really run down a decade ago ... now it’s hipsters everywhere. Great coffee!
The population that has mental health and drug abuse issues has been pushed into a very small area in this city, largely due to past political decisions. Most of the social housing and services are primarily centralized in the DTES. Other neighbourhoods don’t want the social housing and the hard-to-house residents.
I think the drug situation was getting better, but then cheap fentanyl hit, and it’s been tough. Fentanyl is a crisis everywhere.
“Harm reduction” is the only ethical way to go, IMHO. I have friends in nursing that work at the Crosstown Clinic, where they are doing hardcore peer reviewed clinical trials involving prescription heroine, and they are genuinely saving lives and even getting hardcore junkies off drugs completely. Every other city in North America is leaving those people to die.
I’ll take Vancouver, thank you.
If there are conflicts, it returns a _conflicts property on the object so you can retrieve the other conflicting alternatives so the application logic can write another change if it wants to use a different alternative than the one that was automatically chosen.
The developers do plan to support Windows, but there are some missing dependencies that need to be built first.
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Nobody follows me yet though...
We're using commercially available speed-to-text platforms (Watson, Google, Microsoft, etc.), so we're just evaluating how well they are doing with this test. I think all of those are using NN's internally -- but since we're doing a cross-platform test, it's probably not useful for training the individual platforms.
With much larger traffic and fancier gameplay, I think this technique could be used to generate a higher volume of training data on a custom built speech-to-text system (eg. Kaldi)
https://medium.com/@TheMindWright/helping-robots-learn-to-sp...
We'd be happy to share the data with anybody that is interested. All in all, there's the sounds clips + the game data + the results data -- I think it all needs to be considered together in order to draw any good conclusions.
If you are a researcher or are just interested in what comes out of the game, we'd love to compare notes with you! (And I'm sure we can stick some sort of license onto the data if that's useful.)
Here's the companion blog post:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/we-made-game-robots-round-rob...
The Signl.fm crew is here to answer any questions!