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dwa3592last Saturday at 10:45 PM3 repliesview on HN

this is good to see. i also trained a stt under 500kb for sub dollar chips. it had about 20 words that it could understand(like start, stop, left, right, go, up etc) and then the spell mode where you could say the word spell and then say the individual english alphabets and close with spell. it was super fun to work on. these tend to be extremely unstable though, like confusion between p and t (at least for my accent). will have to try this one now.


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schoenlast Sunday at 3:39 AM

Could you get people to use the NATO phonetic alphabet for the spelling part? I suppose a challenge is that many people don't know the whole thing, even if they're aware it exists.

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NooneAtAll3last Saturday at 11:20 PM

I remember someone training smart kettle to use its speaker as microphone

laidoffamazonlast Sunday at 12:15 AM

IIRC the Alexa enabled voice remotes also used a similarly small model though perhaps not this small