Similar offering suite from Microsoft,
Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
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Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#12So how long until these new services get summarily discontinued?
Seriously, there's no way I would use Google APIs for anything production at this point.
Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#13So how long until these new services get summarily discontinued?
Let me guess, still upset about Google reader?
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#15I'm curious to see whether clients actually want to move very large datasets through these APIs, or whether that's too costly. It strikes me that cloud services work best for data generated and managed in the same cloud...
Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#16So about $1.44 per hour, that's reasonable-ish.
Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#17So how long until these new services get summarily discontinued?
Enterprise should be treated differently if the ever wants to tackle AWS.
Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#18Similar offering suite from Microsoft, https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services/
I wonder how they compare.
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#19Accuracy still seems to leave a fair bit to be desired. For example, when parsing "Blue, Brown, Orange, Green and Red Lines were running normally" from this news article [1], "Blue" was interpreted as the color [2], "Brown" was interpreted as the Brown Bears football team [3], "Orange" was interpreted as the Orange Line Washington (not Chicago) Metro [4], "Green" was interpreted as "environmentally friendly" [5], and "Red lines" was interpreted as the organization (but without a Wikipedia page).
Works pretty well on places, though.
[1] http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/02/02/dangerous-blizzards-w...
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_Bears_football
[4] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Line_(Washington_Metro)
Re: Introducing Google Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API and New Data Center
#20So how long until these new services get summarily discontinued?
Between negative comments about Google's service lifecycle, choice of font/colors on a page and general nitpicking of every little detail on a linked page or someone's comment I'm getting fed up. It's gratuitously negative and repetitive to see this kind of stuff every day. If I wanted that kind of negativity and snideness I'd be using reddit.
Maybe some kind of "meta" comment section is the solution so we can have discussions about or derived from the content in one section and the folks that want to bash the company/person/font/colors/title/grammar/credentials/etc. can use the other.