stegrot

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by stegrot 5y ago
Many people are also speaking very mechanically when they use a voice assistant, though ;) I believe we need a good mix, but telling people to speak a little more naturally certainly would help.
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by stegrot 5y ago
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development supported this language: https://www.bmz.de/de/aktuelles/intelligente-sprachtechnolog...
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by stegrot 5y ago
Here are some draft guidelines for validation that have been translated a lot: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/discussion-of-new-guidelines... But you are right, the process has some flaws. Maybe we can review the data
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by stegrot 5y ago
Kdenlive supports automatic subtitles created with VOSK now btw. This makes it a lot more accessible for non-tech folks.
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by stegrot 5y ago
The app has a few nice features the website doesn't have, such as changing the speed during validation. It always surprises me as well, but many people hate to use web apps on mobile. I don't really know why, they simply ask for a
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by stegrot 5y ago
Hey, I work on the Esperanto version of CV. You are right, many languages should be bigger than Esperanto, and we never planned to become this big, it just happened. We are around ten active people and a telegram group with a few hundred mo
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by stegrot 5y ago
You are not wrong, but besides the upper-middle-class hobby people, there is also a 130 years old culture that exists parallel to it. I've met a few native Esperanto speakers, and for them Esperanto is their identity. Traditional Esper
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by stegrot 5y ago
Deepspeech is still alive in a way, the team founded the company coqui.ai after the Mozilla layoffs and they keep everything open source.