tduchemin1

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by tduchemin1 6y ago
Ok a lot of education needed that go off topic :) We say deaf & hard-of-hearing please, not hearing-impaired. Lip reading is hard, period. Over video makes it harder when network connection isn’t great, and more people speak, so mostly
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by tduchemin1 6y ago
I'm a (hearing) son in an all-deaf family, and am a bit tired to wait for every single service to become accessible. Why not just be platform-agnostic? It's the same problem that has been going on for non-captioned videos for year
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by tduchemin1 6y ago
Ava https://www.ava.me | San Francisco and Paris | FullStack, Software & Backend Engineers, Product Designer | REMOTE | Positions: https://www.ava.me/jobs We're a unique breed: a deep tech (4 PhDs), mis
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by tduchemin1 7y ago
Ava (www.ava.me) | San Francisco and Paris | FullStack, Software & Backend Engineers, Product Designer | ONSITE (in 9 months, can be REMOTE until then) | Positions: http://www.ava.me/jobs We're a unique breed: a de
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by tduchemin1 8y ago
hey hluska - Ava's founder here. Phone calls - try RogerVoice app to have them transcribed for you. It's pretty easy but not free. Ava - we focus on any in-person discussions, including meetings. The trick with group conversations
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by tduchemin1 10y ago
Awesome, let us know via the app how you find it. The key is for group conversations: multiple people talking, which is really dope for accuracy vs. your understanding, is my guess :)
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Show HN: Ava – an app to make conversations accessible for the deaf/hoh(ava.me)
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by tduchemin1 12y ago
hi tsm, founder of Transcense here. beyond the impact we want to do, we always at some point built on top of others/existing technologies. Innovation definition is tricky. Is it in the technical implementation (an Instagram is not that