Another example of this can be seen in the Web Speech API (http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/demos/speech.html). You will need Chrome Canary in order to test.
I'm currently building a voice-to-text transcriber using the Web Speech API.
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Another example of this can be seen in the Web Speech API (http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/demos/speech.html). You will need Chrome Canary in order to test.
I'm currently building a voice-to-text transcriber using the Web Speech API.
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Thanks for your feedback. I think the integrations with other services (Yahoo/CBS/ESPN) would be great as would be the customized recommendations.
I think the first thing I'll add is the projections, because that seems to be meaningful to a lot of people.
Thanks. The implementation is also very well documented and there are so many different customizations that can be made!
Does anyone have any input on the cost that Pro has been set at or the pay structure of the website?
Thanks for your feedback. The site updates once a day, so tomorrow there will be more data
Do you have any input on the BE Score?
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Thank you. I've contacted Rob!
What do you like about this version that you would like to see in the football one?
Thanks. I've made it show on the left now!
If you take a look at the data table, you'll see that in the BE Scorecard & statistic value columns they are either colored green or red. I'm doing a least-squares linear regression on the player's BE Score here and showing red if the player's BE Score is trending down over the last 30 days or green if the player's BE Score is trending up over the last 30 days.
I am trying to figure out how to reach this customer segment. Do you have any suggestions?
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My absolute favorite line of that entire speech is the very last, "Stay hungry. Stay foolish." I live by it and will continue to do so. What an iconic brilliant genius the world has lost.
What happens if the change by the frontend developer enormously benefitted the users? Everyone was happier, except for the people collecting data...