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That transcript should, you know, get cleaned up. You know, to remove filler words: And Making, you know, delivering on that at a much bigger scale. Worki
by biot 15y ago
That transcript should, you know, get cleaned up. You know, to remove filler words:
And Making, you know, delivering on that at a much bigger
scale. Working with, you know, great partners like HTC. And
other folks and developers to help, you know, put Dropbox,
you know, help, you know, where Dropbox can help make, you
know, all these other products better.
- philwelch 15y agoThe worst part is, transcriptionists usually leave out filler words during the transcription process unless they're specifically told to transcribe "verbatim". It's not like the transcript needs to be cleaned up after the fact, it probably could have been transcribed that way in the first place. Unless it was an automated speech-to-text transcript in which case my observations are irrelevant.
- rhizome 15y agoA buddy of mine is a journalist and this is routine in that profession as well. Of course, as TC is fond of explicitly reminding us (verbatim!): they aren't journalists. Neither transcriptionists, either, apparently.
- kgermino 15y agoI believe it's automated. Previous transcriptions have included oddities such as "Why Combinator?"