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I want to create a reddit 'novelty' account bot to better my coding/scripting skills. Currently I just want to make a simple bot that searches new or rising links on reddit and looks at the comments in each thread. If the text matches some string of characters, the bot replies with a message.
I know this is a really general question, but I'm looking for tips on which scripting/programming language to use. I mainly have experience with Java and Selenium along with R and a little bit of batch. I am willing to learn a new language (i have a lot of free time). Also the goal of the bot isn't very difficult, so even if i had to learn a new language I don't think it would be all too difficult.
Most reddit bots are made with something called PRAW. You use Python when creating something with PRAW. Python shouldn't be too hard to learn if you know Java.
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Data recovery on android
I'm interested in learning how data recovery tools are typically implemented. I've searched online and have not been able to find much information on this topic, so I'm looking for someone who can provide an overview of how these applications work. Specifically, I would like to know what techniques and algorithms are commonly used to recover lost or deleted files from storage devices. Additionally, if you could recommend any resources or references for learning more about this topic or for implementing my own data recovery application, that would be very helpful. Thank you!
I am expecting that someone give me a clear insights on how this works.
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I am developing a system which includes a speech comparison. This system will be used by people having a speech disorder. Practically I need to capture the user's speech and compare it with a another speech audio file and return a percentage match. I need to develop this in Java.
I started doing some research and found that this can be done using some sort of algorithm using FFT.
Is there any other algorithms which you may suggest in order to implement this comparison of capturing the user voice and comparing it with a pre recorded audio file and perform a real time audio processing.
I need some assistance from you guys in which is the best way to handle this and develop it with the best practice.
Many thanks for your time! Much appreciated
This answer may be useful: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3487136/2930268
Basically, this blog post shows an implementation of the FFT algorithm using Java.
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Does anyone know of a way that I can either code a program (preferably in java), or use an existing program or API that will listen to the microphone and convert what you are saying into text and save to a file? I do not want it to have any fancy features, I just want to have a lightweight speech to text program that will use very little resources so that is will be fast and simple.
Thanks in advance for any help! ☻
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I must have done this at least a dozen times using CMU's Sphinx, their continuous-speech, speaker-independent recognition system. Sphinx has a Java API which is pretty great.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
You can use Google's speech API, demonstrate here.
Here is a reverse engineering of this API, you can get your speech API key here.
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I'm new to programming, and I started by learning python. However, now I'm watching a lecture series online by Stanford, and they use Java.
I'm having a hard time transitioning from Python to Java. Can someone please explain how classes work in Java in contrast to functions in Python? Public vs. Private seems strange. I've also heard 'methods' and been told they are similar to functions. Links to videos or other explanations are welcomed.
I realize this question does not have any code; but we all have to start somewhere. Thanks
You may find it better to take a step back and learn the basics of Object Oriented Programming, not necessarily related to Java specifically.
Some places to get you started:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/concepts/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22769/Introduction-to-Object-Oriented-Programming-Concep
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5kfCH50wl0
This is just a few, though you will find many more learning material around the web.
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I should clarify my question here, I want to practice my programming skills and I want to develop a simple diagram modeling tool, something where I can move objects with the mouse, drag and drop, but I have no idea where to look to learn this kind of things in Java.
I hope my question is clear, thank you.
Are you looking at a desktop application or a web based application?
For a desktop based application, you should start looking a swing or javafx to get started with the basic ideas and the move along.
For web application, it is a bit more complicated for a beginner. I suggest you to start with spring examples and then implement the front end with the help of some javascript library. Like JQuery, Dojo and Draw2D etc.