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> we'll simply just write 'show me a line graph' How about we just 'say' it ? At one hackathon, I had the idea of making an Alexa skill that would translate si
by Nydhal 9y ago
> we'll simply just write 'show me a line graph'
How about we just 'say' it ? At one hackathon, I had the idea of making an Alexa skill that would translate simple voice commands like 'graph column A' into matplotlib functions and then show the graphs. Teammates weren't too excited about spreadsheets though.
- reitanqild 9y agoWouldn't that make "mechanical keyboards for everyone in the open floorplan" seem like a smart decision?
- elefanten 9y agoI think that depends... open floorplans already have plenty of ambient noise usually. Chatter, people on phones and web calls. If the voice input picked up in a small range and people got in the habit of kinda semi-whispering their occasional commands... I doubt it'd be a massive difference. But I'm assuming lots of things, I can also envision your scenario playing out to great annoyance.
- Roverlord 9y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subvocal_recognition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subvocal_recognition You don't necessarily need to make noise to speak to computers.
- hacker_9 9y agoJust need to bypass the mouth and jack-in directly to the speech center in the brain.
- reitanqild 9y agoAt that point it would be tempting to bypass the screen, the eyes and the brain as well ;-)
- shitgoose 9y agobrain was bypassed long time ago...