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In the past, I’ve used the Mac’s text to speech capabilities to help debug async shell prompts. It’s hard to relate but using aural cues as clues to execution p
by mattgreenrocks 6y ago
In the past, I’ve used the Mac’s text to speech capabilities to help debug async shell prompts. It’s hard to relate but using aural cues as clues to execution paths feels quite different from print-based debugging.
- just-juan-post 6y agoOk that's a seriously awesome idea. It's kinda like sonar: You know what's normal and then listen for the differences? Could you explain in detail or perhaps make a youtube video?
- jerf 6y agoNot the question you asked, but I bet you find this interesting: https://www.computerworld.com/article/2771333/the-history-of-ping---by-terry-slattery.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/2771333/the-history-of... , I'm referencing the part after "The best ping story".