I'm working on a web-based Indesign file translation system: https://indesign-translator.com/ It extracts all text, translate them (manually or with google translate, up to the user), and re-download with styles and layouts kept.
I started it as I was making a booklet about meteorology for kids in Lao language. I tried an automatic transation tool and was amazed to see it was keeping the format, so I dived into the markup file for Indesign, called IDML. InDesign is such a great software.
What kind of systems are you developping with rust? Especially if you also do javascript? Genuinely curious as I also want to start working with some lower level languages.
High intake of sodium, low intake of whole grains and low intake of fruits were the leading dietary risk factors for deaths and DALYs globally and in many countries.
It's true that it seems to be a lot of work in implementation. NN have a complexity/performance ratio much higher than other algorithms. But hey ! la fin justifie les moyens, I'm quite impressed with the result and had a lot of fun with the demo and the article. Keep it up guys !
Great ! It can be used for server monitoring of course but I am thinking that it could be working with a Raspberry Pi to monitor heat in the house, or water consumption, there were an article about it recently on HN.
I started it as I was making a booklet about meteorology for kids in Lao language. I tried an automatic transation tool and was amazed to see it was keeping the format, so I dived into the markup file for Indesign, called IDML. InDesign is such a great software.