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Google home already kind of have this, don't know about Alexa. I'm amazed at how simple commands can be when you learn the simplest form of a command. And you
by Galaxeblaffer 8y ago
Google home already kind of have this, don't know about Alexa. I'm amazed at how simple commands can be when you learn the simplest form of a command.
And you could of course go nuts with ifttt and create your own syntax
- jackthetab 8y agoDetails wrt the first paragraph, please.
- ekovarski 8y agoAre you referring to Google Home being able to stack up a few commands or the routines feature? eg Google, whats the weather and set a timer for 15min? On Alexa you can enable a follow up mode which listens to the next command for a bit. It's a bit more natural, e.g. Alexa, whats the weather... you wait for her to complete, she then listens again and you can say, Set timer for 15min, she completes and listens, Read news, etc. Sometimes I just feel like the machines are teaching us how they would like to be talked to vs us teaching them, as some commands require specific verbal markers in proper order to complete as otherwise they just give you a completely random answer or they simply don't process it at all.