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Why can you say abso-frickin-lutely but not ab-frickin-solutely?(andrewchidden.com)
2 points by typealias 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Why you can say abso-flippin-lutely but not ab-flipping-solutely(infixer.app)
3 points by typealias 8y ago|1 comments
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by typealias 8y ago
Last year I built an automated call screener using Google’s cloud speech APIs. Extremely effective, runs headless on a $5 VPS box by proxying calls through VoIP, but the added latency is a bit of a no-go.
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by typealias 8y ago
Depends if you’re on iOS or Android. iOS really only supports blacklisting with the exception of Do Not Disturb contact/favorite whitelisting.
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The MacBook Pro Is Dead. Long Live the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar(andrewchidden.com)
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by typealias 9y ago
Thanks! I think Google Voice has two lines in, so it’d return a busy tone when I’m in an active call with someone (one line for each person to do the call merging). >Would it possible to package all this in mobile app instead? Unfortunat
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by typealias 9y ago
Good question! I set my prompt to verify that they at least know my first or last name, so it’s pretty good at reducing false positives. For calls that do get filtered, I keep the recorded audio snippets used for keyword extraction (origina
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by typealias 9y ago
I had the same problem a few months ago before I set up an automated virtual assistant to pre-screen calls[1]. It works with my existing phone number by forwarding all inbound calls to a small Linode box which plays an audio prompt and list
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Show HN: Defeating Spam Callers with Speech Recognition and Call Forwarding(andrewchidden.com)
10 points by typealias 9y ago|1 comments