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Re^2: API continuous Speech-To-Text
by TheloniusMonk (Sexton) on Sep 03, 2018 at 12:24 UTC
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Are you saying he should use Python instead? I say this because you found my suggestion odd (of using Perl to integrate non-Perl resources as is done in dvd::rip). Update: Jasper is written in python, so if not, then for example is there a way to import python modules you can help the OP with. | [reply] |
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marto: I'd probably start by researching projects like Jasper to see how they work under the hood.
TheloniusMonk: Are you saying he should use Python instead?
There is no complementary explanation for how that interpretation—of a simple, and rather constructive, suggestion—could have been reached.
It took you one day after starting your account to dig up a dead thread started by sundialsvc4 to imply that he’s a misunderstood genius. If that’s not a hackle-raiser, I don’t know what is.
You are also already picking fights with important contributors without showing code to demonstrate your points, cutting and pasting broken code instead of recommending modules, and throwing around a term like “ignore list” that most new monks would not know in just two weeks of being cloistered.…
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> ... that most new monks would not know in just two weeks of being cloistered.…
It's "SimonC..." aka Mr. Legal Notice aka anonymized user 468275
If he's identical with Sundial, then these troll-puppets have been prepared for over a decade.
But it doesn't really matter, I'd suggest duck typing and treating posts individually:
If his posts feel like troll just treat him like SD.
I.e. don't feed, down-vote and at most link to a centralized warning like Bla++
Remember we have the -7-vote razor active which will hide bad posts (including replies, so don't waste time feeding)
PS: at least eyepopslikeamosquito has found a new specimen for his studies! ;-))
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As stated, I suggested they look at how this project deals with the details, since it's a working example of what they actually want to achieve. The question OP asked was "Do you think it is a very big/difficult project to have a Perl solution that", having access to the working python code OP can then use their perl knowledge to ascertain the difficulty/scale of a perl based solution.
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"Update: Jasper is written in python, so if not, then for example is there a way to import python modules you can help the OP with."
As addressed already in my other reply to you, before this update, OP asked "Do you think it is a very big/difficult project to have a Perl solution that:", followed by some criteria. The project I suggested as a reasonable basis for comparison, allowing OP to make a more informed decision. While things like Inline::Python exist, I wouldn't recommend them because it isn't practical in this case and more specifically it doesn't address the question OP actually asked.
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