Without the context it would be difficult for a human too, despite our biological net.
It would definitely be hard, but a human listener would just interrupt and say “pies park?” at which point the speaker would be obligated to clarify it (heck, even a confused facial expression might be enough.) Most dictation and speech appliances don’t have that interactivity and so instead they let small mistakes waste (relatively) large amounts of our time.
Google has decades of context on me
I doubt they have trained a model just for you ahah
yet
Yeah, I wouldn't understand what you said either!
just like ios autocomplete is seeded with your addressbook, usually but not always to your detriment.
wtf is pyspark
You could of course search for yourself, but it's a python library[1] for interfacing with "Spark"[2], the Apache large scale data processing framework.