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Yes, it is.
I'd like to improve the speech recognition and expected some advice about that.
Another possibility is to add a semantic level with NLP or use another library like Kaldi (http://kaldi-asr.org/).
Another particularity: the WAV file is serialized in JSON (as an array).
CMUSphinx: http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
PocketSphinx+PG+JavaScript Voice/Text Experiment
Node.js supported encodings
PocketSphinx: Lightweight Speech Recognition Tuned for Mobile Devices
V Programming Language
Displaying the remaining hours before the release date
Isso: A Commenting Server Similar to Disqus
Custom ELF program headers – what, why and how
Salon Des Refusés: Dialectics for New Computer Science
Navigator.sendBeacon() – MDN
Hivy is an office management service to manage all those startup perks
Speecheo: Know Your Attendees Better While Making Them Smarter
Onboard Mozilla Turbulence
Silex Web Editor New Features: Dashboard and Sections
Done ;-)
A first wiki could be around your project. It can be made with existing tools (pandoc, github...) if the workflow is clear enough (even with manual parts).
About URLs, you can take a look at StrongLink: https://github.com/btrask/stronglink
Your JSON subset is very interesting too: https://github.com/seagreen/Son
Opentype.js: read and write OpenType fonts using JavaScript
Stack Trace API – V8
For example, it's possible to gather some metrics of the usage of libraries from a running process (with strace, google perftools, source maps in javascript...).
It can be a process used by a real user or autotests from the project.
A software could monitor those probes and allow the user to reward the dependencies that:
- use less CPU or energy
- use less memory
- contains less bugs
- ...
ES proposal: Shared memory and atomics
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- The Prince: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prince
- The Art of War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_War