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some links related to my voice coding talk at #pycon
@synkarius
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I too was inspired by his talk.

Here is my own progress, and some other links and information in the readme.
https://github.com/synkarius/caster

@jpivarski
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I've also seen projects inspired by Tavis's talk, and while fresh starts are good for cleaning out the "duct tape," voice coding is an area that would be very good to standardize conventions. Two thousand voice commands sounds about right, but what if each implementation had a different two thousand commands?

Please, at least put your list of commands out there! It should be a selling point that a system is Tavis-compliant. After all, you've used this for years, culling the hard-to-pronounce words, eliminating ambiguities, adding missing commands, and everything.

(Slap.)

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