Corey Grant

You run Parakeet through there?

No, that's level one.

Level two is what you're talking about with Parakeet where you have to have a little bit of technical knowledge where you're going to have to

For example, go to GitHub, clone a model.

You're going to have to then set up a, you know, a virtual environment within, I mean, I like Windows.

I'm becoming more of an Ubuntu fan that's neither here or there, but running either in WSL or Ubuntu or whatever.

And you're going to have to, you know, download, start Nemo, you know, install your subdependencies, instantiate the model.

That's kind of the second level.

It's still not hard.

I compare that to kind of like a food, like a meal delivery service, kind of like HelloFresh, where all the things are out there and all the instructions are there.

You just kind of have to follow it.

Yeah, that's where I will do the parakeet or if I'll do like a Laura training or something like that.

That's kind of where I'm at.

That's middle layer.

That's kind of middle technical.

And then what I call advanced is there are no instructions.

You have zero idea, and you just go figure it out.

And that is not a level that I would say many people are on.

You're actually writing Python.

You're doing all of that.