That’s the dream but voice is still stuck at toddler level and AR at least five years away from being useful. We are at the stage where, 2005, when Fingerworks cracked multitouch so apple bought them for a secret project.
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can't do it. i feel naked without a shell (and a compiler frankly)
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all you need is a text input device
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It would be cool if you could train your brain to understand something like the noise that a dial-up modem made. At least there would be high bandwidth in one direction.
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Agreed. Listening to podcasts at 2x is a small step on that road. I’d be interested in a language that optimises for i/o speed.
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Why is voice ever (for "ever" meaning, say, next 10 years) going to be the most powerful input medium? Even when talking to PEOPLE, you frequently need to resort to gestures for simple stuff, to diagrams for more complex stuff, up to actual text+arrows and underlines.
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The limit is not ONLY on the AI side; voice is just not that great a medium for expressing stuff beyond what it evolved to express.
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Battery life is a major factor can't realistically get 5 to 6 hours of processor intensive use out of a phone battery.
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