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Disappointingly, it converts "spelled out" numbers, not "spoken" numbers, to decimal notation. I clicked the link thinking it was a speech-to-text engine in 25
by humbledrone 15y ago
Disappointingly, it converts "spelled out" numbers, not "spoken" numbers, to decimal notation. I clicked the link thinking it was a speech-to-text engine in 256 bytes of C, and was let down to find out that it wasn't. It's still very impressive for what it is, though.
- argv_empty 15y agoExpecting an actual speech-to-text program also, my first thought was, "256 bytes of C, plus how much code in the speech recognition libraries?"
- lifthrasiir 15y agoSorry for the confusion; I have edited the post to use the correct term since then.