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So Francesc, if you had a podcast in theory, and you wanted to get that podcast to go onto YouTube, how would you do such a thing? And then there's two more cool things of the week, which are completely self promotion because I'm shameless. And I was, hmm, cutlery.īut something like that could be really interesting. I'm actually seeing a picture of the cutlery. You can do some really interesting stuff, as a starting point for machine learning. So you grab everything that is cutlery and then break it down from there. Say you want to be able to work out say, what metal maybe cutlery is made out of. I actually think it could be cool as well in that you could dig into specific categories of stuff.

I think that, basically, if you have all of these pictures with all the annotations, and then you want to get starting playing with TensorFlow, this could be a really nice place to- basically, can you try to emulate the Cloud Vision API? So you can actually do some really neat stuff with it. So if you want to get sort of some images data that you want to put through machine learning, and tag it very similarly to Google Photos or the Cloud Vision API Works, you can do that. So there consists of over, or approximately 9 million URLs to images that have been annotated with the labels spanning about 6,000 categories. And speaking of open data sets, there's another open data set that I think is also really cool, the open images dataset. Oh, well, as long as it's Australia, that's always important. There's a bunch of images that we even used in some of the show- an that's for episode 41- and some really nice pictures of Australia. I know in the blog post, which we will link from the show notes. It is actually the same data set that the cath lab, which the cath labs, which we interviewed in episode 41 has been using for quite a while. But so the first one is about data set, new data set available on Google Cloud, which is public geo data set, so basically, a bunch of images from all around the world.Īnd if you've listened to all of our episodes, this might sound familiar. And before that, we're going to go with the cool thing of the week, cool things of the week. Yeah, so it's basically like a mix of your two favorite topics, the planning manager in Kubernetes. After that, we have our question of the week where we go back to Kubernetes, one of my favorite topics, where we look at easy ways to deploy well-known applications. Actually, it's also to protect people outside of Google Cloud Platform too, which is an interesting thing. It is a really interesting conversation, and why you should care as a customer of GCP about why this group exists. And they're going to be telling us about what is Cloud Abuse, why you should care, and basically how Cloud Abuse is here to protect you also. I hope I didn't completely mispronounce your names. So we cannot enter.Īnyway, so today we're going to be interviewing two people from the Cloud Abuse team, Swati Kulshreshth and Emeka Okonkwo. I think people will be able to hear a little bit of the echo unless you do an amazing job with editing. How are you doing? We're in a slightly different room today.

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