barbinbrad

For web developers, one thing to keep in mind with text to speech is that you can use the aria-hidden attribute to prevent things (like menus or ads) from being read.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/A...

For anyone who is interested: I used to work with a guy named Richard Wang, who indexed Wikipedia as his training data set in order to do named entity recognition. He'd be a good person to talk for anyone pursuing this.

Here's a demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyhaxCjrZFw

Hey man, what's the email address?

Full-stack IoT with 10 years experience in front-end, back-end and embedded.

Location: USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, .NET (C#), python, C++, SQL, HTML/CSS, React, Vue

Resume: https://bradbarb.in/resume.pdf

Email: bradbarbin@protonmail.com

Website: https://bradbarb.in

Started two NLP startups, worked in a few web/mobile agencies, and recently have been doing IoT stuff in manufacturing.

This was the big issue from a design perspective. Scrape a readable version or scrape a version in the public domain:

https://github.com/barbinbrad/the-perfect-website/tree/maste...

Lol. I read that comment as "I like that the verses are missing." But now that you point it out, it's tough to say.

The reason I left out the verse numbers is that I use the iPhone text-to-speech tool on the way to work to have the robot-lady read it to me without using too much data (company phone). And it's annoying to hear numbers every other sentence.

Thanks. I think that's a good idea -- I'll do it.

This imperfect repo creates a "perfect" website–a minimal, mostly-static, progressive Bible hosted at minimalbible.com. The code is fairly crappy, so if you can make or suggest an improvement, please feel welcome!

Maybe they used a heartbeat?