Re:Cursorless – A spoken language for structural code editing
by jffry on Saturday September 03, 2022 @11:15PM
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Are you thinking perhaps of this [1] PyCon talk by Tavis Rudd, who had RSI and a rotator cuff injury? He demos a voice command system that's all short nonsense syllables, including with a few humorous video clips interspersed, and then explains it after the demo.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SkdfdXWYaI (demo starts 9 minutes in)
Re:Cursorless – A spoken language for structural code editing
by kingcoleman on Saturday September 03, 2022 @09:44PM
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I was very inspired by a blind programmer who uses text to speech at inhuman speeds. https://www.parhamdoustdar.com/2016/03/27/autobiography-blin...
That's perhaps an extreme example of what is possible but it's incredible what people can adapt to.
Reminds me of a talk I once saw where a developer developed arthritis and couldn't program effectively anymore, so he developed an almost "verbal vim" plugin for vim (or was it emacs?) that allowed him to write/edit code quickly using verbal utterances. I forget what that project was, but I wonder how these two compare.