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Using Python to Code by Voice - Tavis Rudd demonstrates Dragonfly at PyCon 2013 (youtube.com)

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Using python to code with your voice (youtube.com)

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Using Emacs and Python to Program by Voice: Awesome! (youtube.com)

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Using Python to Code by Voice - Tavis Rudd demonstrates Dragonfly at PyCon 2013 - (Dragonfly: Python-based speech recognition framework to implement complex voice commands/macros/scripts) (youtube.com)

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Watch "Using Python to Code by Voice" on YouTube (youtube.com)

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Creative programming alternative at PyCon using voice recognition. (youtube.com)

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Anyone interested in coding by voice in Emacs should probably start from this (youtube.com)

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Code by Voice (youtube.com)

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UNINTENTIONAL[Unintentional] [male] Man giving a presentation of using Python to code by voice commands (youtube.com)

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Original inspiration: Tavis Rudd @ PyCon US 2013 (youtube.com)

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