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I write code with speech to text, and it's nothing like this. Anything that's can be templated is. There's natural language integration with LSP. I use Vim mod
by casion 5y ago
I write code with speech to text, and it's nothing like this.
Anything that's can be templated is. There's natural language integration with LSP. I use Vim mode "naturally" etc...
It's not like reading what's on your screen word by word. It's less input than typing.
- thatcat 5y agowhat software did you use?
- YorickPeterse 5y agoTo add to that: You'd use a custom vocabulary as well. So rather than "curly open" you'd use "heck", and instead of "enter" it would be "bark". I'm just making the actual words up here, but the point is to use a different/more simplified vocabulary that's also easier to understand by the computer. https://talonvoice.com/ https://talonvoice.com/ is also worth keeping an eye on.
- Lorin 5y agoI'd love to hear a short sample of what this sounds like!
- sterlind 5y agoSimple example of mine: def tree_size(n: Node) -> int: if not n: return 0 return 1 + tree_size(n.left) + tree_size(n.right) would be: funk tree size takes near type cap node returns int slap if op not near next return zero slap zing return op one plus call tree size pass near dot left op plus call tree size pass near dot right commands like "funk", "op" and "if" insert snippets slap = end enter, zing = shift tab, next = move to next snippet placeholder, near = letter n still a work in progress as I find ways to make it flow better.
- jcun4128 5y agoI wonder with copilot would you just say "new function called" and it would make your block statement.