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@argosopentech @mousebot I think it’s rare for a website to lack a privacy policy. Perhaps more common with non-profit sites, but when a site handles high volumes of users’ potentially quite sensitive info it’s reckless not to have a privacy policy. You cannot prove to the public that LT runs #ArgosTranslate unmodified, but even if you could it’s unreasonable to assume all users are coders.
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@argosopentech You can/should use the torrents provided by the #InternetArchive. #WikiTeam member Hydriz mirrors the #Wikimedia dumps there. https://archive.org/details/wikimediadownloads
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Open source XPRIZE entry: https://github.com/argosopentech/XPRIZE @xprize #XPRIZE #opensource
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agros-translate (https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate) is really a great tool. I use the CLI version with the argostranslategui
Comes handy when imporving translations for #rstats and other tasks.
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agros-translate (https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate) is really a great tool. I use the CLI version with the argostranslategui
Comes handy when imporving translations for #rstats and other tasks.
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En el #DiaEuropeodelasLenguas recordar que estamos recopilando textos español - extremeño para crear traductor con @argosopentech
https://github.com/juanro49/recursos_es-ext
#Estremeñu #EuropeanDayofLanguages #EDL23 #coeEDL #EDLangs #DiscoverTranslation #hispano #ñostr @EU_Commission
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#Argostranslate: an open source offline translation library written in #Python that doesn't rely on proprietary providers 👇 :python:
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#Argostranslate: an open source offline translation library written in #Python that doesn't rely on proprietary providers 👇 :python:
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For offline text natural language translation, argostranslate is a super easy to use python tool:
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For offline text natural language translation, argostranslate is a super easy to use python tool:
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I have been using Firefox Translations (aka #bergamot) for some time. It enables client side (local, no web server) in-page translations. It is quite useful and the results are good. What is the experience among #fediverse users? #Argos translate (local) and #LibreTranslate (web) are subjectively better IMHO (not tested) but not well integrated in the browser.
https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations/
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I have been using Firefox Translations (aka #bergamot) for some time. It enables client side (local, no web server) in-page translations. It is quite useful and the results are good. What is the experience among #fediverse users? #Argos translate (local) and #LibreTranslate (web) are subjectively better IMHO (not tested) but not well integrated in the browser.
https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations/