I just got a short side project @ work: Use speech recognition to capture fish species and length from tuna observer samples. I'm going to try the win7 version first but I'll probably wind up giving sphinx a try too.
AWS Lambda and I have a love/hate relationship. There is much about Lambda to like, but there are also some very sharp edges operationally. One of the cool things is that you get a new CloudWatch Log Group for every new Lambda function without any effort on your part. Less cool is that it has unlimited retention. If you haven't yet followed Yan Cui's advice , then you can use some Bash/CLI magic to fix retention on your existing Log Groups. First, get a list of all your default Lambda log groups: aws logs describe-log-groups --log-group-name-prefix "/aws/lambda" | grep logGroupName | cut -d : -f 2 | cut -d \" -f 2 > /tmp/lambda_logs Read that into a Bash array: readarray -t log_groups < /tmp/lambda_logs Then, add a 7 day retention policy to all those log groups: for i in "${log_groups[@]}"; do aws logs put-retention-policy --log-group-name $i --retention-in-days 7; done It's a hack, but if you're going to put in th...
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