I heard vlingo mention frequently on a blackberry podcast. You can
speak for google search or dictate a SMS etc. But it's a service, not
a java library
Alan
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This is a commercial solution for Speech Recognition.
http://www.lumenvox.com/
Referred from this article:
http://www.teabuzzed.com/2009/08/the-number-one-reason-my-startup-failed/
Not sure if its applicable to you
On Oct 6, 9:17 pm, "dexter.nmn" wrote:
> hey...do u know how to create an ap
So you want some sort of JDK wide versioning system so that even the
standard runtime libs are versioned and can be swapped out at will.
Almost like pieces in a *Jigsaw* puzzle. :)
-j
On Oct 6, 2009, at 5:48 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
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> There really *should* be a way to set the equivalent of
There really *should* be a way to set the equivalent of "libraryLevel"
to JDK 5 without having to separately install Java 5.
Essentially this would mean elevating @since to be compile-time visible
and making javac ignore things that it was not supposed to see.
Compared to the mess that is boot
During episode #281, Carl described some issues with cross compiling
from a JDK 6 install (on a Mac in this case) to run on JDK 5. The
javac man page documents how to do this; in brief the -target has to
be set to the older version and the bootclasspath for compiling must
point to a rt.jar from t
Just adding my vote of interest, but like everyone else too busy to help
organise anything ... if only the GFC had hit Australia harder, we might
have had more unemployed volunteers to help!
/derek
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As I (and others) have said before, we'd *love* to visit Sydney - but
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could, of course, organize a conference which could cover those costs,
but that would require
Hi,
Nice thought, but that is a research question.
A lot of universities work on voice-to-speech systems.Maybe a look
there could help.
Regards,
Jitesh Dundas
On 10/6/09, dexter.nmn wrote:
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> hey...do u know how to create an application which enables us to type
> the words by just speaking...
There used to be Java Speech (
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/speech/) but I don't know whether
it's still active.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 12:17, dexter.nmn wrote:
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> hey...do u know how to create an application which enables us to type
> the words by just speaking..its like "verbal
I really like the components from jide [1] - depending on your project it's
a quick way to get a richer set of swing components into your project
(including jtrees with checkboxes).
Ruben
[1] http://www.jidesoft.com/
On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 9:33 PM, Shooter wrote:
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> Does anyone have links o
Gilgamesh wrote:
> I recently rediscovered the pmd-netbeans plugin. It works really well
> for me.
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/pmd/files/pmd-netbeans/pmd-netbeans-2.2.5/
>
> I've seen some activity from SQE on kenai but no releases yet.
>
Status update at
http://kenai.com/projects/sqe/
I recently rediscovered the pmd-netbeans plugin. It works really well
for me.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pmd/files/pmd-netbeans/pmd-netbeans-2.2.5/
I've seen some activity from SQE on kenai but no releases yet.
Good luck hunting bugs.
Gilgamesh
On Oct 6, 9:42 am, Jan Goyvaerts wrote:
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hey...do u know how to create an application which enables us to type
the words by just speaking..its like "verbal keypad"...what we
speak should automatically get typed into my computer screen.
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Any plans? If not, maybe at least a meetup for (unsponsored) beer
near Moscone on Monday or Tuesday?
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I'm looking for some help writing a JTree that uses. I've found
limited examples on the web, but most are copyrighted and all seem to
use very different implementation approaches.
Does anyone have links or ideas for creating a JTree with nothing more
than a check box and a label for each node in
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Casper Bang wrote:
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> Well to a certain degree, have you ever tried getting standard A4 in
> America? It's almost impossible to track down, I had to get a batch
> specially cut. So due to the reluctance of the US to adopt these
> common international ISO standards
Well to a certain degree, have you ever tried getting standard A4 in
America? It's almost impossible to track down, I had to get a batch
specially cut. So due to the reluctance of the US to adopt these
common international ISO standards I would say you should watch out
with such a statement! ;)
/
Also, paper would work outside the US ;)
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 12:07 PM, kibitzer wrote:
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> I saw a tweet by Karl today, saying his Kindle had froze up and that
> paper would never do that. Heh.
>
> Karl, you have a Kindle? (I've not listened to recent eps of TJP,
> please forgive me if you've
2009/9/30 Charles Oliver Nutter
>
> On Sep 24, 1:17 am, Robert Lally wrote:
> > After all the discussions about Coin, Java 7, closures, participation,
> and
> > the JCP I'm left with the following understanding.
> > 1. There's no shortage of ideas.
> > 2. There is a shortage of analysis and impl
I saw a tweet by Karl today, saying his Kindle had froze up and that
paper would never do that. Heh.
Karl, you have a Kindle? (I've not listened to recent eps of TJP,
please forgive me if you've already said)
Is it a Kindle DP? If so, how is it?
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Does anybody in here know about netbeans 6.7.x plugins for code analysis ?
SQE would have been nice but I couldn't make it work for 6.7.1.
I can run the maven plugin of Findbugs/checkstyle/pmd/... of course, but I'd
rather have it integrated with the code editor.
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