dragon "eggs?"
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adelaideseanWhat do these phrases have in common?
“the children alone”
“kachu in line”
“to live alone”
“God to/got to/coach to/attitude end of line”
“X from asthma”
“excavation/exhalation/commissioner/information/eggs question mark”
“kachu in line”
“to live alone”
“God to/got to/coach to/attitude end of line”
“X from asthma”
“excavation/exhalation/commissioner/information/eggs question mark”
They’re how my Dragon voice-recognition program interprets two common phrases (“go to end of line” and “exclamation mark”) despite days and days of training. My Adelaide accent, a mixture of East-coast Australian and British, seems to be throwing it off pretty consistently.
All I can say is: certain movies make it look easy!
All I can say is: certain movies make it look easy!
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Date: 2010-04-11 06:58 am (UTC)