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Considering the speakers are dumb like pretty much all "smart" devices, I’d always avoid using the voice interface. When possible. It’s extremely convenient whi
by Semaphor 6y ago
Considering the speakers are dumb like pretty much all "smart" devices, I’d always avoid using the voice interface. When possible. It’s extremely convenient while, for example, cooking with no clean hands free.
- smichel17 6y agoI have a friend who owns an Alexa, and this is the one use case I agree is very nice. I would buy a non-networked device with only this functionality, or an app (with no network permission) that does the same.
- Semaphor 6y agoBecause I really started loving having a voice interface in a pinch (and because I want a less natural and more usable device), I started planning on building my own replacement with Rhasspy, but so far I haven’t gotten past the planning stages.