Podcasts about jovo

Jedini podkast u ovom delu sveta pod zaštitom Međunarodnog PEN centra i jedini podkast koji uredno čestita rođendan predsedniku, "Dobar loš zao", stiže sa novom epizodom! Nenad Kulačin i Marko Vidojković u prvom delu emisije pozdravili su veličanstveni protest u Nišu, čitali sa Čelinih usana kako je komentarisao to što su ga izviždali u Srbobranu i Krupnju, analizirali recept za kraljevačku kajganu, ali i teroristički napad u Petoj beogradskoj. Gost u epizodi u kojoj se obeležava 55. rođendan predsednika je profesor Jovo Bakić, promoter predsednikovih nadimaka i trkačkih i plivačkih disciplina. Jovo je analizirao dosadašnji tok protesta, pokušao da predvidi kako će se oni dalje odvijati, uz jasne poruke šta oni koji nisu studenti treba da rade kako bi bili korisni deo trenutne pobune. Bakić se osvrnuo na rad skupštine, aktivnosti opozicije, informisanje RTS i još mnogo drugih tema u ovom uzbudljivom intervjuu. U Magarećem kutku moći ćete da ocenite kako Miloradu Dodiku stoji prvostepena presuda. Autori vas mole, pretplatite se na DLZ putem patreon.com/ucutatinecemo a darove za predsednikov rođendan možete poslati na PayPal dlz.istern@gmail.com. DLZ, samo na našem portalu!

The Canucks and Panthers have shared some superstar talent over their franchise histories. From Bure and Bert to Jovo and Luongo, these teams may be far apart on a map, but share a great history of players.

U osmoj epizodi Radar Foruma, ujedno i poslednjoj u kojoj je izazivač Jovo Bakić, sociolog, gost je bio advokat Božo Prelević, a razgovorom su pokušali da osvetle veze između organizovanog kriminala i političkih struktura. Prelević ističe da organizovani kriminal nikada nije centralna figura problema, već da je to uvek politički establišment koji ne radi na njegovom suzbijanju. On napominje da je do eskalacije došlo devedesetih, prvo kroz šverc tokom sankcija, a kasnije i spornim privatizacijama onog što je opljačkano. “Paralelno se privatizuju i neki mediji i mi tu dobijamo nesumnjivu laž kao informaciju, dobijamo huškanje na rat kao deo medijskog zanata, dobijamo objašnjenje buduće nesreće kao dobrobiti, uvodimo crkvu u život Srba kao komunisti i kao krimosi i preko kriminalnih medija”, kaže Prelević napominjući da je naredna vlast propustila da sprovede zakon o lustraciji što je, između ostalog, rezultiralo i ubistvom premijera Zorana Đinđića. Prelević otkriva i da su u prikupljanju novca za osnivanje “velike političke stranke” 2012. učestvovali ljudi sa poternica i sa optužnicama pred Specijalnim sudom. “Tu se za početni kapital skupilo više od 33 miliona evra. Tako je formirana jedna nova grupacija i niko od tih ljudi koji su dali pare nije bio suđen - nekima su zastarele, nekima zatvorene, neki su oslobođeni, a neki na kraju nisu ni gonjeni jer je odustao tužilac. Tako se formira grupacija koja ima značajan upliv u politička dešavanja, pa i u kadrovsku politiku. Ta maligna simbioza obuhvata finansije, medije, silu i kontrolu službe bezbednosti. To je kvartet koji uništava jednu zemlju. Ta naša nečastitost, ta naša prostitucija će dovesti do nestajanja Srba na ovim prostorima jer bez etike i morala nijedna nacija nije opstala”, dodaje Prelević. On kaže da je ovih dana usvojen i zakon po kome se produžava tajnost dokumenata, te da se to “ne radi zato što ćete vi da radite po zakonu”. Bakić je kao primer naveo i Veljka Belivuka napominjući da se “stvari ne dešavaju bez blagoslova velikih sila”. “To je grupa koja je obezbeđivala inauguraciju nepomenika 2017. Ta grupa je bila poznata po prebijanju navijača Partizana, dakle, osnovana je sa idejom disciplinovanja Južne tribine. Ali, ono što je važno jeste da su ti ljudi bili nesumnjivo iz kriminalnog miljea, a da su onda zbog dostave stranih službi morali da budu uhapšeni, pa nam je nepomenik sam pričao o tim neljudima, o mlevenju ljudskog mesa na toj nesretnoj televiziji. Sve to je jedan najodvratniji rijaliti koji najmoćniji ljudi u ovoj zemlji priređuju”, rekao je Bakić. Svoje vođenje Radar Foruma Bakić je završio rečima – vidimo se na ulici. Sve epizode Radar Foruma gledajte na sajtu Radar.rs, Jutjubu i televiziji N1

Poslušajte novu epizodu podkasta Iza vesti sa Jovom Bakićem.

U okrepljujućem intervjuu za Radar, Vesna Goldsvorti, svetski poznata i priznata srpsko-britanska spisateljica, je govorila o međusobnim odnosima Balkana i Evrope i kroz prizmu svoje knjige Izmišljanje Ruritanije: Imperijalizam mašte koja, između ostalog, istražuje kako je izmišljena zemlja u britanskom imaginarijumu postala simbol za izmeštenu projekciju civilizacijskih strahova i nada. Goldsvorti deli svoje uvide o paradoksima evropskog identiteta i Balkana i primećuje da se Balkan često spominje samo u kontekstu ratova, dok se u miru zaboravlja. „Britanija ima lep i čudan običaj da Srbe gura u Evropu, a sama je iz Evrope izašla. Pomažu nam. Ne znam da li da to kažem ironično ili ne. Kad se glasalo povodom Bregzita, u sebi sam dva dana sučeljavala argumente. Zato mi i prija kad ovde vidim nefiltrirana mišljenja. Jer, prostor za diskusiju u britanskim listovima koje čitam ne postoji. Sada u Britaniji živi 600.000 Rumuna i ne znam koliko stotina hiljada Bugara. Sada svi znaju da Sofija i Budimpešta nisu Beograd, nego da je Beograd prestonica nekih ratobornih Srba“, rekla je Goldsvorti u razgovoru sa našim novinarem Stefanom Slavkovićem.

Support the show to get full episodes and join the Discord community. Jovo, as you'll learn, is theoretically oriented, and enjoys the formalism of mathematics to approach questions that begin with a sense of wonder. So after I learn more about his overall approach, the first topic we discuss is the world's currently largest map of an entire brain... the connectome of an insect, the fruit fly. We talk about his role in this collaborative effort, what the heck a connectome is, why it's useful and what to do with it, and so on. The second main topic we discuss is his theoretical work on what his team has called prospective learning. Prospective learning differs in a fundamental way from the vast majority of AI these days, which they call retrospective learning. So we discuss what prospective learning is, and how it may improve AI moving forward. At some point there's a little audio/video sync issues crop up, so we switched to another recording method and fixed it... so just hang tight if you're viewing the podcast... it'll get better soon. 0:00 - Intro 05:25 - Jovo's approach 13:10 - Connectome of a fruit fly 26:39 - What to do with a connectome 37:04 - How important is a connectome? 51:48 - Prospective learning 1:15:20 - Efficiency 1:17:38 - AI doomerism

U šestoj epizodi Radar Foruma, a drugoj u kojoj je izazivač Jovo Bakić, profesor sociologije na Filozofskom fakultetu u Beogradu, gost je bio Cvijetin Milivojević, novinar i politikolog. Dvojica intelektualaca, poznata po oštrim analizama i kritičkim stavovima, obradili su nekoliko tema - od krize demokratije koja traje još od perioda Slobodana Miloševića, grešaka opozicije, pa do Rio Tinta i položaja i uloge medija u kreiranju vladajućeg društveno-političkog narativa u Srbiji. Sagovornici su se složili da su mediji postali propagando oružje u rukama vlasti, između ostalog i nepostojanjem adekvatnog pravosudnog sistema u zemlji. Cvijetin Milivojević je, govoreći o partijskim manipulacijama, izneo i zanimljivu tezu da će Aleksandra Vučića na mestu predsednika zameniti Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski. “Čini mi se da je akvizicija Milica Zavetnica sa naprednjacima upravo taj Vučićev, moram reći sa jednog propagandnog stanovišta veoma efikasan potez, da pripremi svog naslednika na mestu predsednika republike. To mora da bude žena, kao što je u jednom trenutku žena trebalo da bude premijer, ali u tom trenutku je trend bio da to bude LGBT. U ovom trenutku, faktički, stav većine građana koji glasaju za Vučićevu koaliciju je da to bude žena, Srpkinja što bi se reklo. Milica Srpkinja. Imali smo jednu pesnikinju, Milica Zavetnica je najadekvatnije rešenje. Žena se ne bi mešala u svoj posao. Uostalom, to je trenutak kad Vučić se vraća na mesto premijera po našem Ustavu i Zakonu o Vladi - zapravo Vlada vodi i u unutrašnju i spoljnu politiku, i kreira je i vodi, a predsednik republike će biti predsednica republike, ako bi to bila Milica Zavetnica. Bila bi ono što piše lepo u Ustavu, a to je osam, ni manje ni više, samo osam ustavnih nadležnosti koje su sve do jedne ceremonijalne”, rekao je Milivojević.

In hour three we look at what the Dolphins might be doing with Tua's contract and we are joined by former Panther Ed Jovanovski

Jovo Bakić novi izazivač Radar Foruma Naredne četiri epizode Radar Foruma u ulozi “izazivača” biće Jovo Bakić, profesor sociologije na Filozofskom fakultetu Univerziteta u Beogradu. Njegov prvi gost je Dragomir Anđelković, politički analitičar, sa kojim će ukrstiti stavove o aktuelnim društveno-političkim pitanjima. Jovo Bakić, poznat po hrabrim i neretko nekonvencionalnim stavovima i analitičkoj oštrini, postaviće intrigantna pitanja i izneti sopstvene hipoteze, dok će Dragoljub Anđelković, sa bogatim iskustvom u političkoj analizi, dati odgovore koji će pružiti nove perspektive.

Jovo joins the show to talk about what he saw in game 5 and how the Cats can still close out this series 

In hour three we are joined by former Panther Ed Jovanovski, we discuss how incredible the turnaround of the Panther franchise has been, and how the Trevor Lawrence deal will impact Tua and the Dolphins

In hour three we preview Panthers Oilers with Jovo and is there concern with first round pick Chop Robinson?

Evo poslednje epizode podcast-a pod zaštitom Međunarodnog PEN centra, "Dobar loš zao" pred izbore drugog juna, a posle smak sveta. Možda i neće biti smak sveta, ali to već zavisi od vas. U prvom delu emisije Nenad Kulačin i Marko Vidojković odradili su poslednju rundu svađanja oko izlaska na izbore, divili su se Oskarovom žvalavljenu srpske zastave u Njujorku, pohvalili se obilaskom opozicionih kandidata u Rumi i Grockoj, a proslavili su uz čašu vode povratak Sautemptona u Premijer ligu! Pravi gost u pravom trenutku, profesor Jovo Bakić. Profesoru se Marko Vidojković najpre izvinio zbog svog neprimerenog rečnika, zbog kojeg prošla epizoda u kojoj je Bakić gostovao više ne postoji. Onda je usledilo ono zbog čega svi jedva čekate ovo gostovanje. Divno, mračno predavanje profesora Bakića o našoj crnoj rupi i stanju "nacije". Profesor je, pošto se izjasnio da će izaći na izbore, dugo izlagao zašto nije srećan zbog toga, secirao je uzduž i popreko situaciju u opoziciji, a posebna poslastica bilo je komentarisanje Nepomenikove blamaže u Njujorku. U Magarećem kutku saznaćete koliko je "lepa".

In hour three we jump into some Dolphins talk with Chris Perkins, Ed Jovanovski on how the Cats can bounce back, and more from Pat Riley

Mark Tucker and Allen Firstenberg delve into the recent changes made by VoiceFlow. We explore how VoiceFlow, originally a design resource for Alexa Skills and Google Assistant Actions, has evolved and shifted to include chatbot roles and generative AI responses. Highlighted too are the implications of VoiceFlow's decoupling and transition to 'bot logic as a service'. We look at the necessary technical adjustments and solutions required in the aftermath of these changes, and Mark shares how he created a Jovo plugin as a hassle-free 'integration layer' for handling multiple platforms, taking advantage of Jovo's generic input output. More info: https://github.com/jovo-community/jovo4-voiceflowdialog-app 00:04 Introduction 00:54 Introducing VoiceFlow 01:44 Exploring VoiceFlow's Evolution 03:13 Understanding VoiceFlow's Changes 05:39 Explaining the VoiceFlow Integration 14:39 Discussing the VoiceFlow Dialog API 25:42 Conclusion

Gost emisije "Iza vesti" bio je profesor Filozofskog fakulteta u Beogradu Jovo Bakić.

In hour three we hit more on the Heat's season ending, Jovo stops by to preview game 5, and your Heat texts

Jovo weighs in on how the Cats can get the series back to Sunrise

In hour four we are joined by Ed Jovanovski and we hit your text messages

Milyen trendek jelennek meg az oktatástechnológiában? Hogyan kapcsolódik a pedagógia és oktatástechnológia? Mi az edtech (oktatástechnológia) szerepe a tanításban? – Ezek és ehhez hasonló kérdésekkel bombázta Horváth Ádámot és Major Gábort, Rétfalvi Flóra, a Tanuláskutató Intézet kutatója. A beszélgetésből többek között kiderül, hogy ezek a témák összekapcsolódnak és együttesen hozzájárulnak a digitális tanulás fejlődéséhez és a tanítás innovációjához. Az edtech lehetőségei új perspektívákat nyitnak meg a pedagógia terén és lehetővé teszik a tanulók számára, hogy aktívabb és interaktívabb módon sajátítsák el az ismereteket.Az MCC Podcast adásaiban érdekes emberekkel izgalmas témákról beszélgetünk. Feldolgozzuk a közélet, a gazdaság, a társadalom fontosabb aktuális történéseit, de olyan kérdéseket is napirendre veszünk, mint például a művészet, a család vagy a vallás. Vendégeink között oktatóink, kutatóink, vendégelőadóink kapnak helyet. Mindenkinek kellemes időtöltést és szellemi feltöltődést kívánunk.

On today's episode the fellas welcome special guest Ed "Jovo Cop" Jovanovski to talk some golf and break down the Panthers playoff run! Jovo breaks down some of his favorite spots to tee it up in Florida and around the world, before they dive into the Panther's playoff success. They delve into the impressive performance of veterans like Aaron Ekblad, who are stepping up their game with each match. Then they look at the matchup with the Carolina Hurricanes and break down the challenges and opportunities for Florida in the series. As former Panthers, Jovo and Updogg provide an insider's look at the team's journey, including in-depth analysis and captivating discussions about the team's strengths, strategies, and key players. Tune in for an engaging and entertaining episode packed with insightful hockey analysis, firsthand experiences, and captivating stories from Ed "Jovo Cop" Jovanovski!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4534761/advertisement

In hour three we are joined by Ed Jovanovski, Embiid blames his teammates, more on Heat Celtics, and some Canes news

Jovo gives us a preview of the upcoming ECF matchup between the Panthers and Hurricanes

As we wait for Game 4 for the Maple Leafs on Wednesday, JD Bunkis starts the show focusing on the battle between the Lakers and Warriors and why he has expected more from the LeBron-Steph showdown. Turning his attention back to hockey, he welcomes longtime NHL defenceman and now Panthers analyst, Ed Jovanovski to get his thoughts on the series and if he's surprised Toronto hasn't shown more. The 2002 Olympic gold medalist tells some stories from his playoffs experience and gives some insight on what players on both teams are feeling heading into what could be potentially the last game. "Jovo-Cop" also talks what the excitement in Florida is like around the Panthers, the energy in the building with traveling Toronto fans. Ed was also the 1994 first overall pick in the NHL draft, so he also offers some thoughts on what Connor Bedard faces coming in as the consensus top player (11:23). Today's show ends as always with JD's best bets, sponsored by Betano (47:23) . In the podcast-only portion of the show, JD breaks down Jo's new social media profile picture, the playoff action around the NBA, and more (50:12)! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. 

With Daylight Saving Time ending in the US last weekend, Mark and Allen figured it would be a good... time... to take a look at what date and time features are available to voice developers on Alexa, Alexa APL, Google Dialogflow, Google App Actions, and Jovo. Not to mention discussing the role of ISO-8601 date/time formats, JavaScript libraries such as Luxon, and why UTC isn't always the right time zone. Resources: Luxon: https://moment.github.io/luxon/ Alexa Date/Time slots: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/slot-type-reference.html#numbers-dates-times APL localtime: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/alexa-presentation-language/apl-data-binding-evaluation.html#localtime Dialogflow system entities: https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/cx/docs/reference/system-entities Jovo Time Zone plugin: https://www.jovo.tech/marketplace/plugin-timezone

With Google's Universal Analytics sunsetting, everyone is looking at what other tools are available to record user activity in our skills and chatbots. At Allen's suggestion, Mark had checked out the BigQuery service offered by Google Cloud Platform, and created a Jovo plugin to make it available for everyone. We discuss BigQuery and how to use it and this new plugin. Resources: https://www.jovo.tech/marketplace/analytics-bigquery https://cloud.google.com/bigquery

Sokunk kedvelt hobbija az utazás és távoli országok felfedezése, ami sajnos környezetkárosító következményekkel is járhat. Van azonban egy olyan formája a világjárásnak, amit bűntudat nélkül élvezhetünk. Ez az ökoturizmus. Hogy mit is jelent pontosan, miért fontos napjainkban és milyen hazai lehetőségeink vannak – erről beszélget Dr. Kövér László, az MCC Középiskolás Programjának vezető oktatója és Genda Noémi, az MCC diákja.

Mark's been on a roll recently, converting many of the utilities he's built as part of writing Amazon Alexa Skills and Google Assistant Actions into open source plugins for Jovo. This week, Mark and Allen discuss why these kinds of libraries are important, review Mark's latest plugin to generate random player names, and uses this as an example for how to build a plugin for Jovo.

Mark goes over the latest open source package that he's developed with his company, RAIN, for the #VoiceFirst community. This allows developers to build a CMS system using Sanity that provides content through Jovo. Allen and Mark discuss why these sorts of systems are important, how they improve Voice-based systems, and some future improvements to improve performance. Links: https://www.jovo.tech/marketplace/cms-sanity

Based on a question from StackOverflow, Allen and Mark explore the question about how to handle a #VoiceFirst scenario where the user needs to provide a list of several items one at a time (a food order, for example). If we're expecting the user to fill in a slot multiple times, or trigger an intent multiple times, before saying they're ready to move on - how do we make sure this intent gets handled over and over? Mark offers ways to handle this using Jovo and the Alexa Skills Kit, while Allen explores doing this with Dialogflow ES and CX, and ponders if Alexa Conversations will help.

As we do #VoiceFirst development for platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Actions on the Google Assistant, we often find patterns in how we should interact with users between sessions, and the information we need to store to keep track of these interactions. Mark continues demonstrating to Allen the next two tools in the library: a streak counter and a recharge counter. References: jovo.tech https://github.com/jovo-community/jovo-community-plugin-tools

As we do #VoiceFirst development for platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Actions on the Google Assistant, we often find patterns in how we should interact with users between sessions, and the information we need to store to keep track of these interactions. Mark shares with Allen a library he has begun for Jovo 4 to assist with some of these patterns and goes into detail about the first of these - a way to manage a randomized list of items so our visitors get a new item each time. References: jovo.tech https://github.com/jovo-community/jovo-community-plugin-tools

In this episode we interview Alex aka Jovo who has been bartending for almost a year now and has really shared some great insight into how bartending has helped him sharpen his “soft skill” set which has carried over into his full time job. Also, Alex shares his thoughts on how bartending has been an amazing side hustle and how new bartenders or people looking to break into the field can do so with proper insight! 

Real Kyper and Bourne are joined by former Panther & current broadcaster Ed Jovanovski who weighs in on why tonight is a must-win game for Florida, what areas of the ice they need to take advantage of, needing more from Jonathan Huberdeau, and the importance of forcing play to the middle of the ice (00:19). Later on, former NHL player, agent and executive Brian Lawton chats about his takeaways from the Rangers-Hurricanes series and Antti Raanta's play, before moving onto Toronto's asset allocation, if he believes they can win with this group, and the crop of free agents in the head coaching market (28:32). To wrap up, Nick, Justin and Sam discuss the possibility of major changes altering the look of this Maple Leafs roster, and hear from our new star of Kyper's Clippers Darryl Sutter (49:35). Watch on YouTube! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jovo breaks down the Panther's game 1 loss and how they can bounce back

In the last episode, Mark demonstrated some of his work on Jovo that would lead towards a #VoiceFirst CMS integration, and Allen commented "now all you need is a UI to manage the content". This week - Mark delivers by exploring how to use Sanity.io, a "headless CMS" to build the UI that will feed into the configuration.

Ever have one of those weekends where you have a programming idea, and you just can't get it out of your head, so you decide to code it? We all have! Mark had some ideas for how to create a Content Management System (CMS) built on top of Jovo, and he had to call Allen to share the idea and some early experiments with it. Along the way, we discuss some of Jovo's core concepts and set the stage for a #VoiceFirst CMS.

Posle burnih izbora u Srbji, stiže nova epizoda podkasta "Dobar loš zao". Nenad Kulačin i Marko Vidojković su detaljno komentarisali izborne rezultate najvažnijih izbornih lista na svim nivoima, a polemisali su oko toga ima li razloga za slavlje opozicionih glasača u Beogradu. Gost, pravi u pravom trenutku, sociolog Jovo Bakić. Kao i obično, čvrsto s obe noge na zemlji i uobičajeno nemilosrdan u svojim ocenama, profesor Bakić je komentarisao protekle izbore, ali je i pokušao da predvidi u kom će smeru Srbija kretati u narednim mesecima. Prema njemu, Vučiću nikada ne treba verovati, pa čak i kad zapadu obećava proevropski kurs i sankcije Rusiji, a prilikom sastavljanja vlade, tvrdi on, moguća su iznenađenja od kojih će nam možda čak i pozliti. U Magarećem kutku videćete simbol Srbije - prazan frižider u kom ima mesta jedino za Vučića. DLZ, samo na našem portalu!

With another week to ponder the implications (and implementation), Mark and Allen are both pretty excited to discuss some thoughts around what a #VoiceFirst CMS might look like and how it would work with the Actions for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Specifically, we dig a little bit into what Multivocal and Jovo are currently doing to make things easier on developers and content creators and what more needs to be done.

When it comes to #VoiceFirst applications, we often say that "content is king". But creating great conversations are also part of the content, and require close collaboration between the content author, the conversation designer, and the developer. Frequently updating the content can make for a better Alexa skill or Google Assistant action, but could be complicated. Mark and Allen discuss how (and why) to make this easier using a voice-oriented Content Management System (CMS). Some products discussed: sanity.io Graph CMS Leximic multivocal Jovo

Allen and Mark continue their conversation about Content Management Systems in a #VoiceFirst world and how developers could use a CMS to both simplify their development, empower the content authors and conversation designers, and lower the cost of updating Google Assistant actions and Alexa skills. Some products discussed: sanity.io Graph CMS Leximic multivocal Jovo

Join the boys as they sit down and talk with former Markham Waxers, Huntsville Channel Cat, and Windsor Spitfire David Green. He tells us what it was like coming into wild training camps in Windsor at the age of 16, his time playing in The Barn (Windsor Arena), his time playing with DJ Smith, Jovo and others.   

Keeping count of things, how often a user has asked for help or visited your skill/action, can be a useful tool conversation designers want. But how can you code that? And how do you report that value when you're talking to a user? Allen and Mark discuss several tips and tricks about how they keep track of counters using Jovo, multivocal, and other toolkits, and the best ways to present this information to your users.

Implementing "repeat" is one of the Intents that the review teams from both Amazon Alexa and the Google Assistant require. But they don't really give guidance about how to design or implement that Intent. Mark and Allen discuss the various approaches that they take with the Alexa Skills Kit, Assistant Library, Jovo, and multivocal.

Elég-e ha szelektíven gyűjtjük a hulladékot? Mit tehet ezen felül egy gimnazista a Földért és egyáltalán: hogyan lehet valóban környezettudatos életmódra nevelni a mostani tizenéveseket? Hogyan csináljuk ezt mi az MCC-ben? Vendégünk Kövér László egyetemi adjunktus, természetvédelmi mérnök és városi vadgazdálkozó (erre külön kitértünk, hogy mit is jelent), aki immáron az MCC Középiskolás Programjának 'Környezet és természet' moduljának vezető tanára. Szót ejtettünk még csernobili élményeiről és a vadászatra aggatott hamis stigmákról is. Házigazda: Heltai Péter, stratégiai kommunikációs vezető, MCC.

On Episode 325 of Spittin’ Chiclets, the guys are joined by Nazem Kadri and Ed Jovanovski. Nazem joined (44:50) to discuss his career, playing in Toronto, the big trade, and tons more. The guys open up the podcast talking Barstool Bracket Blockers, Whit’s Disney trip, and the North Division. Jovo then joined (02:01:03) to discuss getting drafted first overall, playing with Biz, the Olympics and more. The guys wrap up talking some documentaries, The Dallas Stars white jerseys, the NCAA hockey tournament and more.

Jody Shelley talks about the situation in Columbus, Ed Jovanovski tries to solve some issues surrounding the Canucks, Anthony Stewart goes over some NHL headlines, and Solomon Elimimian opens up about his retirement. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or […]

For 2020, we decided to have a voice developer-specific year-in-review episode to make sure we spent sufficient time focused on the events that were the most impactful for developers. We were lucky to get three very experienced guests to discuss topics ranging from voice on mobile and the rise of custom voice assistants to voice for customer support, the rise of audio, the hype/utility disconnect, messaging, COVID-19, and much more. Michael Myers is vice president of product and head of development at XAPPmedia. XAPP has brought more than 1200 Alexa skills and Google Actions live for several hundred companies. More recently, the company has introduced its machine teaching technologies for complex intent models and custom assistant development. Michael was honored as a Voicebot Top Leader in Voice for 2020 in the technologist category. Also joining us is Voicetech Carl. Carl Robinson is host of the Voicetech Podcast and CEO of Rumble Studio. He has hosted over 80 episodes of his own podcast but this week shares his thoughts as a guest commentator from his home in Paris. He talks a bit about Rumble Studio and its podcast interview automation technology as well as the news of the year. Carl was also honored as a Voicebot Top leader in Voice for 2020 in the influencer category. Steve Tingiris is CEO and founder of Dabble Lab, a leading developer of conversational AI-based experiences across numerous platforms. Dabble Lab has more than 200 YouTube video tutorials about developing voice interactive experiences on Alexa, Cortana, Twilio, Jovo, and more, with more than a million views combined.  Steve is also a beta user of GPT-3 which we get into today.

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j'aurai eu / tu auras eu / il aura eu, elle aura eu, on aura eu / nous aurons eu / vous aurez eu / ils auront eu, elles auront eu

je vais avoir un chien / tu vas avoir / il va avoir, elle va avoir, on va avoir / nous allons avoir / vous allez avoir / ils vont avoir, elles vont avoir

The Missin’ Curfew Crew breaks down some hole-in-one stories. Couple young boys showing up late for practice, could happen to anyone! Owners trying to get in the players pockets again and much more. Friend of the pod Jovo Cop joins the boys. Special thanks to NordVPN fo sponsoring this episode. Special Black Friday deal! Every purchase of a 2-year plan will get you 4 additional months free. Go to https://nordvpn.com/missincurfew and use the coupon missincurfew at checkout. The Missin’ Curfew Podcast is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA Follow us on Social Media:Instagram: @actionparkmediagroup @missincurfew

The Missin’ Curfew Crew breaks down some hole-in-one stories. Couple young boys showing up late for practice, could happen to anyone! Owners trying to get in the players pockets again and much more. Friend of the pod Jovo Cop joins the boys.

Jojo erklärt uns heute wie er zum Reselling gekommen ist und worauf ihr achten müsst, wenn wir damit anfangen wollt. Außerdem sprechen wir im Dialog über spannende Dividendenzahler und Jojos Anlagestrategie.

Did you notice some Actions were having problems last week? Allen and Mark certainly did! So this week, we're talking about what seems to have caused the outage, how this fits in to the overall storage capability for Actions, and how Alexa and Jovo approach session and user storage.

This week's roundtable discussion focuses on the top voice AI news from the first half of 2020. We, of course, talk about COVID-19 and how that is changing adoption patterns or the industry, smart speaker adoption figures, the voice app ecosystems and whether there is a voice app winter underway, and the rise of custom assistants, a shift to mobile and more.  Guests this week include Theo Lau, founder of Unconventional Ventures, Katherine Prescott, founder of VoiceBrew, and Jan König, co-founder of Jovo. 

Mark and Allen chat about tools we use to build conversations for Alexa and the Google Assistant. Ranging from new tools, such as Alexa Conversations and Google's Actions Builder, to more mature tools, such as Jovo and Dialogflow. We got so excited about the topic, we just couldn't stop! References: Alexa Conversations: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/blogs/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/2020/07/introducing-alexa-conversations-beta-a-new-ai-driven-approach-to-providing-conversational-experiences-that-feel-more-natural Actions Builder: https://developers.google.com/assistant/console/builder Jovo: https://www.jovo.tech/ Narratory: https://narratory.io/

Ilarna Nche Ilarna Nche is an award-winning expert on the technical aspects of building voice applications for Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung Bixby. She designs and develops voice apps for clients who want to capitalize on the branding power that voice products bring to the digital content mix. Ilarna and I talked about: her path into the voice design industry how easy it is, even for someone new to the field, to develop voice applications how her team at Matchbox works together and with their clients how voice creates new customer experience opportunities some of the uses and situations that are well-suited to voice apps: games, wellness, cooking, car travel, etc. some of the difference between voice platforms like Amazon Alexa and Samsung Bixby how less-technical development tools like Jovo and Voiceflow permit folks with voice-design skills to build apps on their own the wide range of platforms where voice apps can show up - Bixby for example in Samsung appliances - and the proliferation of devices designed for voice interaction the importance of staying on top of trends in the fast-moving world of voice the basics of the technical implementation of voice recognition, natural language understanding, and generating query responses the future of voice technologies and applications how to get started designing your own voice applications Ilarna's Bio Ilarna Nche is an award winning Alexa Champion and Bixby Premier Developer working as a Senior Software Engineer at matchbox.io. She has a huge portfolio of voice applications across Google, Bixby, and Alexa and is an expert and thought leader in the voice & conversation design field, from both a development and design perspective. Links Mentioned in the Podcast Jovo Voiceflow Question of the Day Find My Phone Music Bop Adventures echo frames echo loop Video Here's the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/mMOUja0bVb4 Podcast Intro Transcript When she left university just a couple of years ago, Ilarna Nche started experimenting with voice technologies like Alexa and Bixby. She learned very quickly that her technology and design skills were a great fit for this new medium. Voice tech also plays to her preference for voice interactions over graphical interfaces. In just two years, Ilarna has already earned several industry awards for her work. But she's quick to point out that you don't have to be a technical expert like her to build engaging voice experiences. Interview Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 72 of the Content Strategy Insights podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us, Ilarna Nche. Ilarna is a senior software engineer at Matchbox.io. She's also won a number of awards for her work as a voice interaction designer. So welcome to Ilarna. Can you tell the folks a little bit more about yourself, your background? Ilarna: Hi everyone. Yes. So yeah, my name's Ilarna and as Larry says, I am a senior software engineer at Matchbox. But I started off my voice journey, building apps after university, where I just wanted to get to know the voice industry. It was completely new and I really enjoyed it, mostly because I didn't have to design anything visually because that's where I lack in my skills. So just to have this application where you could basically create an application without any visual interaction, was something that really attracted me to the voice industry. And so I've made over 50, 70 applications on Amazon Alexa, and that's where it started off for me. Ilarna: And I managed to create an app called Music Bop Adventures, which won an award for being a kids app and that helped me with the money, the prize money I won there, it made me realize, there might be a future in this. So I spent the year after university, basically building all these voice applications, and then I managed to become a Bixby partner with Samsung ...

Ilarna Nche Ilarna Nche is an award-winning expert on the technical aspects of building voice applications for Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung Bixby. She designs and develops voice apps for clients who want to capitalize on the branding power that voice products bring to the digital content mix. Ilarna and I talked about: her path into the voice design industry how easy it is, even for someone new to the field, to develop voice applications how her team at Matchbox works together and with their clients how voice creates new customer experience opportunities some of the uses and situations that are well-suited to voice apps: games, wellness, cooking, car travel, etc. some of the difference between voice platforms like Amazon Alexa and Samsung Bixby how less-technical development tools like Jovo and Voiceflow permit folks with voice-design skills to build apps on their own the wide range of platforms where voice apps can show up - Bixby for example in Samsung appliances - and the proliferation of devices designed for voice interaction the importance of staying on top of trends in the fast-moving world of voice the basics of the technical implementation of voice recognition, natural language understanding, and generating query responses the future of voice technologies and applications how to get started designing your own voice applications Ilarna's Bio Ilarna Nche is an award winning Alexa Champion and Bixby Premier Developer working as a Senior Software Engineer at matchbox.io. She has a huge portfolio of voice applications across Google, Bixby, and Alexa and is an expert and thought leader in the voice & conversation design field, from both a development and design perspective. Links Mentioned in the Podcast Jovo Voiceflow Question of the Day Find My Phone Music Bop Adventures echo frames echo loop Video Here’s the video version of our conversation: https://youtu.be/mMOUja0bVb4 Podcast Intro Transcript When she left university just a couple of years ago, Ilarna Nche started experimenting with voice technologies like Alexa and Bixby. She learned very quickly that her technology and design skills were a great fit for this new medium. Voice tech also plays to her preference for voice interactions over graphical interfaces. In just two years, Ilarna has already earned several industry awards for her work. But she's quick to point out that you don't have to be a technical expert like her to build engaging voice experiences. Interview Transcript Larry: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 72 of the Content Strategy Insights podcast. I'm really happy today to have with us, Ilarna Nche. Ilarna is a senior software engineer at Matchbox.io. She's also won a number of awards for her work as a voice interaction designer. So welcome to Ilarna. Can you tell the folks a little bit more about yourself, your background? Ilarna: Hi everyone. Yes. So yeah, my name's Ilarna and as Larry says, I am a senior software engineer at Matchbox. But I started off my voice journey, building apps after university, where I just wanted to get to know the voice industry. It was completely new and I really enjoyed it, mostly because I didn't have to design anything visually because that's where I lack in my skills. So just to have this application where you could basically create an application without any visual interaction, was something that really attracted me to the voice industry. And so I've made over 50, 70 applications on Amazon Alexa, and that's where it started off for me. Ilarna: And I managed to create an app called Music Bop Adventures, which won an award for being a kids app and that helped me with the money, the prize money I won there, it made me realize, there might be a future in this. So I spent the year after university, basically building all these voice applications, and then I managed to become a Bixby partner with Samsung ...

Former Canucks Todd Bertuzzi and Ed Jovanovski take over the show for a full hour as they look back at some great memories as teammates in Vancouver. AP Sports writer Stephen Whyno also joins to give an update on the latest surrounding the NHL return-to-play plan.

Sponsored by Project Voice CatalystProject Voice Catalyst is for companies working with voice and AI, whether heavily involved or just starting, it uses an extensive network to connect companies working with voice tech and conversational AI to new customers, partners, media, or investors, depending on needs and business objectives.Accelerating your business months ahead of where you otherwise would be.No matter what industry - publishing, healthcare, automotive, banking, gaming, hospitality - Project Voice: Catalyst is helping others and can help you.Contact Ray Kyle, Score Publishing's Director of Business Development, at Ray@ScorePublishing.us or (781) 929 1098 if you're interested in learning more.[/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]Multi model design for Google AssistantWe first spoke about multi modal design with Jan König of Jovo on one of the very first episodes of the VUX World podcast. Back then, Jan described Jovo's vision for a multi modal future, where the best interface is the closest interface you have to hand, whether that's your watch, your headphones, your speaker or you phone. And that the experience you have with your assistant should depend on the device you're using. Context should be carried across devices and modalities so that your experience remains personalised, yet tuned to the device you're using.In 2018, this was merely a vision. Google Assistant existed on Android and in a smart speaker and almost all design was contained to the audible conversation.Since then, Google Assistant has exploded. It's on over 1 billion devices of all shapes and sizes. Yes, it still runs on Android, and on Google's line of Nest smart speakers. But it's also now on iOS, on Nest Hub smart displays, car head units, headphones, smart home objects, watches, TVs, all in over 30 languages. And it's expanding into new environments with new languages seemingly every couple of month.Jan's vision has been brought to life by Google.How, then, does Google make sure that the experience of using Google Assistant is consistent across device types? How does a screen change the dynamics of the interaction? How does the context of someone being outside wearing headphones impact design choices? And how should the experience differ and grow over time?Then there's the fact that Google doesn't control where Google Assistant lives. Any manufacturer can put Google Assistant into any device and potentially create new contextual environments and new multi modal dynamics. How do you manage that?Daniel Padgett, Head of Conversation Design at Google, joins us on the show this week to explain.LinksConversation design guidance from GoogleGoogle's design principles at design.googleBooksWired for speech by Clifford Nass and Scott BraveThe man who lied to his laptop by Clifford NassDesigning voice user interfaces by Cathy PearlVoice user interface design by James Giangola and Jennifer Balogh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the show, we welcome Jan König, co-founder of Jovo. Jovo is an open source layer that lets you build and run voice experiences across multiple devices and platforms including, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung Bixby, mobile phone and web apps, and many more!In this episode, we get an inside look into Jovo’s architecture and business model, as well as the latest and greatest version of the build-once deploy-everywhere solution for voice. Jovo version 3 has just been released, and it expands the number of channels you can build for, which now includes Twilio, Facebook Messenger, and even Samsung Bixby. The product has significantly matured and is used by many top brands to build world-class apps today. Not only do we dig into all the new Jovo v3 features, but we speak about the challenges involved with building an open source startup. On the dev side, we take a look at standards, software patterns, and the design considerations between voice bots versus chat bots. On the industry side, we explore best practices, where the voice market is going beyond the big platforms, and much, much more.Jan is a highly concentrated source of information, and the insights per minute in this episode is off the charts! So, if you’re looking to have your mind-blown, in multiple directions, then take a listen!Highlights● Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep068 Quotes from the show[05:17] For us, voice is not just an afterthought. [15:50] We’re already seeing companies adopt our component features.[16:15] There’s not a lot of best practices out there in the voice space.[24:00] Voice is a niche right now, which makes it difficult for an open source voice startup.[27:55] The really good experiences are built by cross-functional teams. Links to clickVoice of Healthcare Summit

Today on the show, we welcome Steve Tingiris. Steve is a leader in the field of voice development, a serial entrepreneur, and amazingly he still codes everyday. He’s the founder of Dabble Lab, which builds tech products and tools to automate business workflows with a strong focus on AI-powered digital assistants and voice. He also runs the hugely popular DabbleLab YouTube channel.The topic of today’s show is getting started with voice development. Here, we hear from Steve about the various stages of his entrepreneurial journey, his experience working with clients, the many challenges he’s faced in the industry, as well as his deep expertise in the Twilio system and developing IVR solutions. Steve also describes what the state of natural language understanding is today and shares his advice for budding voice developers entering the field. We also get stuck into his YouTube channel and all the tutorials he’s consistently put out over the years to help new and experienced developers hone their craft. If you are just getting started in voice development, this episode is packed with great advice, resources, and motivation to get you going!Highlights● Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep067 Quotes from the show[16:13] Bots and humans don’t need to be separate… They work better in tandem.[19:23] Generally, the goal for any company is to maximize the value of its individual human agents. [21:00] Consumers have more choice today than they ever have.[26:35] The biggest mistake I made was underestimating the complexity of designing the CUI[43:35] You cannot figure out anything without failing. In tech, failure is part of the job.Links to clickSteve Tingiris on TwitterSteve Tingiris on LinkedInSteve Tingiris on FacebookDabble LabDabble Lab on YouTube Bot PatternsTwilioJovo V3RasaSalesForceOpen Voice NetworkSubscribe for more episodesApple iTunes:https://apple.co/2LqW4olGoogle Podcasts:http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-googleSpotify:https://spoti.fi/2IZr5hmRead all about itNewsletter:https://voicetechpodcast.com/newsletterMedium Blog:https://voicetechpodcast.com/mediumWrite for us:https://voicetechpodcast.com/publishMake your voice heardTwitter:https://voicetechpodcast.com/twitterReddit: https://voicetechpodcast.com/reddit Facebook:https://voicetechpodcast.com/facebook Email: carl@voicetechpodcast.comSupport the show (https://patreon.com/voicetechpodcast)

TTP Show - May 14th, 2020 Another jam packed show this week including all kinds of Canucks news (Canucks all time roster, the Judd Bracket saga), NHL news (Hub cities). NFL news, NBA news (but mostly The Last Dance talk), Questions From Twitter, Wrestling news, a new segment from Wyatt called Umbrage Corner where he talks about things that piss him off, Game Ball/Wang of the Week, and the long awaited return of Card Battle! "ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR THE SWEAR WORD PARTY"  

TTP Show - May 14th, 2020 Another jam packed show this week including all kinds of Canucks news (Canucks all time roster, the Judd Bracket saga), NHL news (Hub cities). NFL news, NBA news (but mostly The Last Dance talk), Questions From Twitter, Wrestling news, a new segment from Wyatt called Umbrage Corner where he talks about things that piss him off, Game Ball/Wang of the Week, and the long awaited return of Card Battle! "ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR THE SWEAR WORD PARTY"  

TTP Show - May 14th, 2020 Another jam packed show this week including all kinds of Canucks news (Canucks all time roster, the Judd Bracket saga), NHL news (Hub cities). NFL news, NBA news (but mostly The Last Dance talk), Questions From Twitter, Wrestling news, a new segment from Wyatt called Umbrage Corner where he talks about things that piss him off, Game Ball/Wang of the Week, and the long awaited return of Card Battle! "ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR THE SWEAR WORD PARTY"  

TTP Show - May 14th, 2020 Another jam packed show this week including all kinds of Canucks news (Canucks all time roster, the Judd Bracket saga), NHL news (Hub cities). NFL news, NBA news (but mostly The Last Dance talk), Questions From Twitter, Wrestling news, a new segment from Wyatt called Umbrage Corner where he talks about things that piss him off, Game Ball/Wang of the Week, and the long awaited return of Card Battle! "ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR THE SWEAR WORD PARTY"  

James and Perry are joined by their weekly guest Ed Jovanovski, as well as Sportsnet’s baseball expert Shi Davidi, and Vancouver Giants majority owner Ron Toigo talks about the difficulty of running a junior hockey team during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Show Notes:In this episode, we talk with Jan König and Ruben Aegerter about the Jovo framework. The Jovo framework allows one to build cross platform voice and conversational AI applications.Jovo has long supported Alexa and Google assistant but with the release of v3, Jovo now supports Bixby. We dive into building a Bixby capsule with Jovo and what it takes to add Bixby support to an existing Jovo voice experience.The talk ranges from the origins of Jovo and its evolution to its future. We talk about voice and conversational AI in general. Where it is today, what works, what needs to improve and the very bright future ahead!Jovo is a leading conversational AI platform that supports voice assistants, custom voice applications, voice enabled web apps, voice enabled mobile apps and chatbots.A must listen to understand the history of a voice platform, what it does, where it's going and where the future of the platform and the world of voice is going.Links from the show:Jovohttps://www.jovo.tech/Jovo Community Forumhttps://community.jovo.tech/Jovo Slackhttps://www.jovo.tech/communityFollow Jovo on Twitter: @jovotechFollow Jan on Twitter: @einkoenigJan on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/koenigj/Ruben on Twitter: @ruben_aegAll Bixby Developers Chat Episodes available at:bixbydev.buzzsprout.com/Guests: Jan König and Ruben AegerterJan König is the co-founder of Jovo. Jan has been building voice experiences for three years and founded Jovo in April 2017 with Alexander SwetlowRuben Aegerter is a developer for Jovo and has been building voice experiences for two years since starting as an intern at JovoHost:Roger Kibbe (@rogerkibbe) is a senior developer evangelist for Viv Labs/SamsungMore about BixbySamsung Bixby is a next-generation, AI platform that enables developers to build rich voice and conversational AI experiences for the Bixby Marketplace, and Bixby devices including phones, watches, televisions, smart appliances and more.Bixby Developers Homepage - www.bixbydevelopers.comBixby Developers YouTube Channel - www.youtube.com/c/bixbydevelopersBixby Developers Twitter - twitter.com/BixbyDevelopersBixby Developer News/Blogs - bixby.developer.samsung.com/Support the show (https://www.bixbydevelopers.com)

Show Notes:In this episode, we talk to Mark Tucker. Mark is a very accomplished voice developer, an Alexa Champion and a Bixby Premier Developer.Mark talks about getting started with voice on a TI 99/4A, developing his first experiences for Alexa and later Bixby and how he created the Speech Markdown framework.If you want to hear from a developer who started tinkering with voice, went on to develop several voice experiences and now is a very well known and successful voice developer and architect, this is a must-listen episode.Links from the show:Speech Markdownhttps://www.speechmarkdown.org/Jovohttps://www.jovo.tech/Soarhttps://get.soar.com/TI 99/4A Speech Module Demohttps://youtu.be/nZ-7IayHReUFollow Mark on Twitter: @marktuckerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tuckerm/All Bixby Developers Chat Episodes available at:bixbydev.buzzsprout.com/Guest: Mark TuckerMark Tucker is an accomplished voice developer and architect. He has built many voice experiences for both Alexa and Bixby. Mark created the open source framework, Speech Markdown and is an Alexa Champion and a Bixby premier developerHost:Roger Kibbe (@rogerkibbe) is a senior developer evangelist for Viv Labs/SamsungMore about BixbySamsung Bixby is a next-generation, AI platform that enables developers to build rich voice and conversational AI experiences for the Bixby Marketplace, and Bixby devices including phones, watches, televisions, smart appliances and more.Bixby Developers Homepage - www.bixbydevelopers.comBixby Developers YouTube Channel - www.youtube.com/c/bixbydevelopersBixby Developers Twitter - twitter.com/BixbyDevelopersBixby Developer News/Blogs - bixby.developer.samsung.com/Support the show (https://www.bixbydevelopers.com)

Corona virus hits voice as Google removes coronavirus actions, Spotify looks like it's releasing a voice assistant and Jovo lets you build voice assistants everywhere.Presented by SparksSparks is a new podcast player app that lets you learn and retain knowledge while you listen.The Sparks team are looking for people just like you: podcast listeners who're also innovative early adopters of new tech, to try the beta app and provide feedback.Try it now at sparksapp.io/vuxStories discussed in this episodeGoogle reject corona virus actionSpotify might be releasing a voice assistantJovo v3, build voice assistants and deploy them everywhereJovo Linkedin vlog Google Read ItGoogle Read It Linkedin vlogAlexa, the OSLive broadcasting on Alexa with the Food NetworkThe end of Alexa Skills? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's interviews were conducted onsite at the All About Voice Conference in Munich, Germany. That enabled us to capture the European (and Isreali and even some U.S.) perspective on voice assistant adoption. The five guests come from France, Germany, Isreal, and Poland. We discuss European voice assistant adoption, voice UX design principles, open source versus proprietary software approaches, voice assistant experiments in primary education, voice in podcasting and media, and enterprise voice adoption.  Guests appear in this order: - 3:08 Jan König, co-founder and CEO of Jovo - 13:35 Adva Levin, founder and CEO of Pretzl Labs - 25:18 Alexis Hue, Managing Director at Voice & You, Partner at Via ID - 36:39 Karol Stryja, Chief Podcast Officer at Abstra - 44:45 Tim Kahle, co-founder and CEO of 169 Labs  

Zašto je po duševno zdravlje građana opasan sociolog Jovo Bakić koji je nekoliko puta u medijima izneo tezu o revoluciji i upadu u RTS koji je nazvao budalastim jer se, prema njegovim rečima, u nacionalnu televiziju upada samo ako taj koji upada ima nameru da menja vlast? Zašto je ovaj više puta izrečen stav zaslužio ... DaljeU MIKROFON Jovo Bakić

Feedback from the Actions on Google team. We are publishing https://voicedrycleaner.com using Google Transactions and Jovo. Our goal is to find help in overcoming our actions on Google feedback. We are receiving feedback that tells us our app facilitates transactions without implementing the transactions API. However after adding transactions on Google to do our application, we are receiving the exact same feedback without any change or further specification. If you can offer any help please email us at voicefirsttech@gmail.com or text us 650-761-0856. . Voice First Tech Get Started: voicedrycleaner.com LinkedIn: goo.gl/h8GdnM Instagram: goo.gl/5ypZke  Facebook: goo.gl/bzr2Pp  Twitter: goo.gl/sdyjwK  YouTube: https://bit.ly/2F8eTwt  . RJ Pikus Twitter: https://twitter.com/rjolayolay   . Pat "Sweets" Sweetman Instagram: goo.gl/i3ufET  LinkedIn: goo.gl/PyPFMW . Leave Feedback: "Alexa, Open SurveyLine" .   When prompted, use Name/Code: "voice 1st podcast". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

Jovo V2 requires code base updates of function calls, especially those that are asynchronous. Firebase is a real-time database offered by Google that uses asynchronous calls in some of our applications with jovo for voice apps. Migrating requires us to add in some async and await calls using nodejs and jovo V2. Sameer Rasa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sameer-rasa-3148ba87 Get Started: VoiceFirstTech.com  LinkedIn: goo.gl/h8GdnM Instagram: goo.gl/5ypZke  Facebook: goo.gl/bzr2Pp  Twitter: goo.gl/sdyjwK  YouTube: https://bit.ly/2F8eTwt Pat "Sweets" Sweetman:  Instagram: goo.gl/i3ufET  LinkedIn: goo.gl/PyPFMW --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

the challenge for 2019 is to build one voice app each month. these past few days we've been building one voice app each day using the Jovo framework. Get Started: VoiceFirstTech.com LinkedIn: goo.gl/h8GdnM Instagram: goo.gl/5ypZke Facebook: goo.gl/bzr2Pp Twitter: goo.gl/sdyjwK YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCs8lN2Bfhou5PTC34-Vt6_A Pat "Sweets" Sweetman: Instagram: goo.gl/i3ufET LinkedIn: goo.gl/PyPFMW --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

In unserem 2018 Jahresrückblick schauen wir auf ein Jahr mit vielen wichtigen Neuigkeiten aus dem Bereich der Smart Speaker und Digitalen Sprachassistenten zurück. Außerdem schauen wir nach vorne und diskutieren mögliche Entwicklungen in 2019. Mit Bild auf Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezVZblmh5Qg

Hillary Long is the General Manager and Partner at CITRO Digital, a digital marketing agency, based in Allentown, PA, United States. Hillary takes us through the design and build process of their first voice app, the 'Naughty or Nice Quiz' for children. As an experienced technologist that's new to voice development, Hillary shares her experience from 'in the trenches', and the lessons her team learned. We discuss content creation for a voice application, including the importance of iteration and beta testing, especially when working with children! Hillary shares her strategy for leveraging existing content held in a headless CMS, and how this was integrated with her voice application. We also cover the Alexa freetime program for Alexa kids devices, the Jovo cross platform framework for fast deployment to both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, and the significant differences between the release processes on both platforms. Hillary also tells us about the creative ideas her team used to market their new voice app, including a competition for an Otterbox Google Assistant cover for kids, which you can enter if you're quick. It's a fun and relaxed interview that's packed with useful information for new and experienced voice developers alike. Have a listen and let me know what you think!This is a time-limited preview. To hear the full episode, and access the full catalogue of episodes and bonus content, become a Voice Tech Pro https://voicetechpodcast.com/proLinks from the show: Full show notes: https://voicetechpodcast.com Citro Digital: https://www.citrodigital.comNaughty or Nice Quiz: http://bit.ly/citroquiz Citro on Facebook: @citrodigital Citro on Instagram: @Citro_Digital Citro on Twitter: @Citro_Digital Jovo: https://www.jovo.techAlexa FreeTime: http://amzn.to/alexafreetimeContentful CMS: https://www.contentful.com/Kentico CMS: https://www.kentico.com/Digital Summit: https://philadelphia.digitalsummit.com/Voice Summit: https://www.voicesummit.ai/Subscribe to get future episodes: Apple iTunes: https://apple.co/2LqW4olGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-google Google Android: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-android Stitcher: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-stitcher Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2IZr5hm Alexa: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-alexa Website: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast Join the discussion: Newsletter: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-newsletter Reddit: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-reddit Facebook group: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-facebook-groupFacebook page:

Today in the show, we are discussing multi-modal experiences between different Alexa devices, as well as different platforms such as Google Home, Siri, Bixby, and Cortana, as well as the UI and UX differences to consider between all the platforms! Check out Drift Sounds here! www.twitch.tv/binauraldrift www.instagram.com/binauraldrift/ Invocable: https://www.invocable.com/ Jovo: https://www.jovo.tech/ Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/1854245341279001/ Twitter: twitter.com/voiciety_io Instagram www.instagram.com/voiciety/ and finally www.voiciety.io Feel free to contact me at seth@voiciety.io if you have any questions, ideas, or would like to join the show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voiciety/support

Voicebot recently published the Voice UX Best Practices eBook. It is a 45-page masterclass in Voice UX that includes over 100 tips and recommendations from 17 industry experts gathered through dozens of hours of interviews. In this week's interview, I play audio clip highlights from some earlier podcasts and Emerson Sklar from Applause and I discuss the expert commentary and where it fits into the eBook. Featured experts include Ahmed Bouzid (Witlingo), Lisa Falkson (Amazon), Karen Kaushansky (Robot Future), Jan König (Jovo), Shane Mac (Assist), Tim McElreath (Discovery Communications), Cathy Pearl (Google & Author, Designing Voice User Interfaces),  Mark Webster (Sayspring / Adobe). You can download the full eBook at voicebot.ai/reports. 

It's been a busy few weeks with both of the top two voice assistant platforms announcing new devices and software improvements, but what does it all mean for brands, designers and developers?Google Home Mini becomes top selling smart speakerThat's right, the Google Home Mini smart speaker outsold all other smart speakers in Q2.Google's intense advertising over the summer months looks like it could be starting to pay off. It still isn't the market leader. Amazon still holds that spot, for now.Takeaway:At the beginning of this year, Google Assistant was a nice-to-have feature in your voice strategy. Google's progress over the summer and the recent sales of the Google Home Mini now mean that obtaining a presence on Google Assistant is unavoidable for brands looking to make serious play in this space.We discuss whether you should use a tool like Jovo for developing cross-platform voice experiencesor whether you should build natively.Dustin's pro tip:If you need access to new feature updates as and when they're released, you should build natively. If you're happy to wait, use something like Jovo.Google rumoured to be launching the Google Home HubIt's rumoured that Google will be releasing a smart display to rival the Amazon Echo Show.In the podcast, we said that this will go on sale in October. That's not the case. The actual sale date hasn't been announced yet.Takeaway:With more voice assistants bringing screens into the equation, designing and developing multi modal experiences is going to be an increasing area of opportunity over the next year.Google becomes multi-lingualGoogle announced multi-lingual support for Google Assistant. That means that you can speak to the Assistant in a different language and have it respond back to you in that language without having to change the language settings. This is a great feature for households that speak more than one language.Takeaway:Although this might not be widely used initially, this is a great step forward in providing a frictionless user experience for those who speak more than one language. For brands, this brings the necessity to internationalise your voice experiences closer to home.Check out the podcast we did with Maaike Dufour to learn more about how to transcreate and internationalise your voice experience.Amazon announces about a million Alexa devicesAmazon announced a whole host of Alexa enabled deviceslast week, including:Echo Dot V2 and Echo Plus V2A new Echo Show (with a 10 inch screen)Echo Auto (for the car)Echo Sub (a subwoofer)Fire TV Recast (a TV set top box)An Alexa-injected microwaveA clock, with Alexa built inEcho Input (turns any speaker into a smart speaker)A Ring security cameraA smart plugAn ampTakeaway:These new devices, whether they succeed or fail, present opportunities for brands, designers and developers in that they provide an insight into a user's context. That can help you shape an experience based around that context.For example, you can now target commuters with long form audio through Alexa while they're driving. You can provide micro engagement through Alexa while your customer is cooking their rice.This could be the beginnings of the 'Alexa Everywhere' movement, which will be laden with opportunities for those who seek to understand where users are and what they're seeking to achieve at that time.Alexa Presentation LanguageThe Alexa Presentation Languageallows you to design and develop custom visuals to enhance your user's screen-accompanying Alexa experience.Until now, if you wanted to serve visuals on an Echo Spot or Echo Show, you'd have to use one of 7 design templates. This announcement means that you can create your own designs and even do things like sync visual transitions with audio and, in future, there'll be support for video and HTML 5.Takeaway:As with many of the items in this week's Rundown, there's an increasing emphasis on multi-modal experiences. Over the next year or so, expect more voice + screen devices. This will mean that you'll need to start thinking about how you can add value through visuals as part of your offering.Kane's pro tip:Even though there are more options for voice + screen, still focus on creating voice-first experiences. Don't let the screen take over. Lead with voice and supplement or enhance with visuals.Alexa smart screen and TV device SDKThis announcementenables device manufacturers to create hardware with a screen that runs Alexa. For example, Amazon will announce the details of how Sony have used the SDK to add Alexa capability to their TVs.Takeaway:For hardware brands, you can now add Alexa to your products. For the rest of us, watch this space. This is yet further evidence to suggest that voice + screen experiences are going to be something users come to expect in future.Introducing the Alexa Connect Kit (ACK)ACK allows device manufacturers to add Alexa to their hardwarewithout having to worry about creating a skill or managing cloud services or security.Essentially, you can add an ACK module to your device, connect it to your micro controller and hey presto, you have an Alexa enabled device.It's the same thing Amazon used to build their new microwave.Takeaway:Another opportunity for hardware brands to add value to your product line and another signal that Alexa will potentially be spreading further and wider. If you haven't thought about how this might impact your business and the opportunities you might find in future, this is a good time to start that thought process.Two final Alexa announcements:Whisper mode, which enables a user to whisper at Alexa and it'll whisper back.Hunch, which is Alexa's first move to become proactive in suggesting things you might want to do based on previous behaviour.Takeaway:In unclear whether either of these things require developers to markup their skills for this in any way or whether Alexa will take care of everything for you.Finally, BixbyBixby will be opening up for public Beta in November after a few months in private beta.There was a webinar this week, exclusive to the private beta members, which included a host of announcements. I'm still trying to get hold of the webinar or someone who can shed some light on it and we'll try and bring you further news on this on the next Rundown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In part 4 of our Resident Evil Franchise Review series we discuss Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) as the franchise samples The Matrix (1999) and Blade II (2002), Milla Jovovich leads an army of leather-clad ninja Jovo-clones in some of the best action of the franchise, our zombies are not just smarter and faster but can read blueprints, and Wesker goes full bullet-dodging Agent Smith in the final battle. As we answer Listener Questions we explore Milla's acting chops, the staying power of mutant zombie dogs in the series, and the surprisingly deep significance of the titles of the Resident Evil sequels. Enjoy!

Jan König is co-founder and CEO of Jovo, the maker of an open source, context-first development framework. Context here refers to the device type such as smart speaker, smartphone, television, tablet and the like. The theory is that developers need to have centralized logic that can serve users across numerous devices with different underlying operating systems and across modes such as voice, visual, audio, video and text. Jovo has started with tools to support Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice app developers and expanded into multimodal user experiences. Jan offers an update on what has happened over the past year since he appeared on Voicebot Podcast Ep 13. The interview was conducted on location at Voice Summit 2018. 

Co-Founder of Jovo open-source framework, Jan König, brings universal experience in voice apps. Voice apps are becoming more popular. This creates new challenges and demands which Jan and the Jovo team are solving. Voice apps are now becoming integrated with professional teams and businesses, following similar trends to the advancement of mobile app development --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

Jovo is a framework for Voice App development on Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Today we examine how Jovo cuts development time in half, contributes to open source, abstracts work being done by humans, and the Speechbuilder & Visual Output festures of Jovo framework --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

An all-star panel (Florian Hollandt of Jovo; Adva Levin of Pretzel Labs; Ryan MacInnis of Voysis) discuss the latest in voice technology news, including Google Home beating Amazon Echo in Q1 2018 shipment numbers, Amazon and Google battling for supremacy in India, Apple's rumored new smart speaker carrying the Beats brand, Samsung's push to have Bixby in all devices by 2020, and a hilarious and insightful exchange between a frustrated Scottish woman and her Alexa device. This Week In Voice is hosted by Bradley Metrock (CEO, Score Publishing) and is part of the VoiceFirst.FM podcast network.

This week, we’re digging into how you can create an Alexa Skill using BotTalk and we give you a template for running a voice first discovery workshop, with SmartHaus Technologies CEO and BotTalk co-founder, Andrey Esaulov.We discuss the importance of starting with a solid use case and how imperative it is to base your voice app on a real-world scenario that’ll add value to your users.What turns an average voice experience into an EPIC voice experience? Send us your answers and you could feature on the VUX World Flash Briefing this week!We then dive deep into the practical detail of how to approach designing a voice first user experience with BotTalk and find out more about the language it’s built in: YAML. We discuss what BotTalk is, how it’s different from some of the other tools on the market, how it works, it’s features and how you can get up and running.Finally, Andrey takes us through a voice first discovery workshop template that he uses with clients in order to take a brand from zero to hero: from ideation to prototype, and how you can do the same too.We also traverse some other interesting conversational landscapes such as the concept of skill-first companies: brands that pop up as skills which are the core of the business, like an app is for Instagram. We chat about Artificial Intelligence and how intelligent it actually is in the voice first space. We touch on managing client expectations, monetisation and how voice is making waves in Germany.About BotTalkThe current selection skill building tools on the market are at opposite ends of the technical spectrum. Some tools require you to know how to code from the ground-up, like Jovo and be a skilled back-end developer. Others have a drag and drop interface and don’t require any coding at all, like Storyline.BotTalk bridges the gap between those two worlds with a tool that’s aimed at UX designers who have some basic coding knowledge, like HTML and CSS. It provides some of the technical capability you’d expect if you built something from scratch, whilst providing a more simple coding language: YAML. Think of it as HTML for voice.Our GuestAndrey Esaulov is the CEO of SmartHaus Technologies, which specialise in growth hacking in the mobile space, and the co-founder of BotTalk, a voice first and bot application building platform.Andrey has a computer science background, with expensive experience in the start up world and mobile growth space, as well as a PhD in Linguistics and Literacy.Andrey’s skillset is a perfect match for this industry and his knowledge in this area is vast. Couple his computer science and linguistics knowledge with his skills in working with clients and delivering growth and you’ve got a perfect recipe for success.LinksCheck out BotTalkFollow Andrey on TwitterJoin the BotTalk Facebook communityFollow BotTalk on InstaWatch the BotTalk tutorials on YouTubeVisit the Smarthaus Technologies websiteJoin the Alexa Slack channelEnable the VUX World Flash BriefingFeature on this week's Flash BriefingWhere to listeniTunes/Apple podcastsSpotifyStitcherTuneIniHeartRadioPippaAny other podcast player you use or ask Any Pod to play V.U.X. World on Alexa See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Voice first games are one of the most popular Amazon Alexa skill categories. So what type of voice games are available? And how do you create them? We speak to game developer and reviewer, Florian Hollandt, to find out.Games are helping Alexa take off. According to Voicebot.ai, Alexa Skill games are the second most popular skill categorybehind smart home skills. Amazon has been encouraging the development of games, too. We've seen the Alexa Skills Challenge: Kids recently and I'd say it’s more than likely that most of the developer rewards will have gone to game developers, given the engaging nature of games.We’ve touched upon voice first games on the podcast previously, such as our chat with Jo Jaquinta of Tsa Tsa Tzu, but we haven’t yet covered audio game development in detail, which is what we’ll do today.Creating voice first gamesIn this episode, we’ll be getting into detail about the different kids of voice first games that are out there, as well as looking at some of the techniques you can use to create engaging games such as interactive stories.We’ll cover things like:Naming a game and how a name can reduce discoverabilityThe challenge of providing contentThe one game per month challengeThe types of games that are available on Amazon AlexaGame design techniquesInteractive story game development techniquesFake decisions - what are they and how can you use them to enhance engagementOur GuestFlorian Hollandt is the Product Manager at Jovo, the cross platform voice app platform, and is also an Alexa game developer and reviewer. He’s created some popular games on Alexa, such as the German card game, Mau Mau, and has written a ton of voice first game reviews on Medium.Florian is madly passionate about voice first games and his knowledge on the subject is impressive. He guides us through his experience and shares some delightful tips on how you can start creating voice first games yourself.LinksFollow Florian on TwitterCheck out Florian's voice first game reviews on MediumSome of the things Florian spoke about:Voice first game design tutorial from AmazonThe Mitsuku chat botWoebotOne game per month websiteSelect a storyMagic doorMr Robot See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Dustin and I are joined by Matt Hartman, partner at Betaworks, curator of the Hearing Voices newsletter and creator of the Wiffy Alexa Skill.In this episode, we’re discussing:All about BetaworksA strategic vision for voiceChanging user behaviourOn-demand interfacesFriction and psychological frictionHow context influences your design interfaceThe 2 types of companies that’ll get built on voice platformsDifferences between GUI and VUI designVoice campThe Wiffy Alexa SkillLessons learned building your first Alexa SkillText message on-boardingChallenges in the voice spaceOur Guest, Matt HartmanMatt Hartman has been with Betaworks for the past 4 years and handles the investment side of the company. Matt spends his days with his ear to the ground, meeting company founders and entrepreneurs, searching for the next big investment opportunities.Paying attention to trends in user behaviour and searching for the next new wave of technology that will change the way people communicate has led Matt and Betaworks to focus on the voice space.Matt has developed immense knowledge and passion for voice and is a true visionary. He totally gets the current state of play in the voice space and is a true design thinker. He has an entirely different and unique perspective on the voice scene: the voice ecosystem, voice strategy, user behaviour trends, challenges and the future of the industry.Matt curates the Hearing Voices newsletter to share his reading with the rest of the voice space and created the Wiffy Alexa Skill, which lets you ask Alexa for the Wifi password. It’s one of the few Skills that receives the fabled Alexa Developer Reward.BetaworksBetaworks is a startup platform that builds products like bit.ly, Chartbeat and GIPHY. It invests in companies like Tumblr, Kickstarter and Medium and has recently turned its attention to audio and voice platforms such as Anchor, Breaker and Gimlet.As part of voice camp in 2017, Betaworks invested in a host of voice-first companies including Jovo, who featured on episode 5 of the VUX World podcast, as well as Spoken Layer, Shine and John Done, which conversational AI guru, Jeff Smith (episode 4), was involved in.LinksSubscribe to the Hearing Voices newsletterCheck out the Wiffy Alexa SkillFollow Matt on TwitterVisit Matt's websiteMatt's article: Interfaces on demandMatt's article: Lessons Learned Building my First Alexa SkillFollow Matt Hartman on MediumFind out more about Betaworks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Find out all about the Jovo framework that lets you create Alexa Skills and Google Assistant apps at the same time, using the same code!You know how you always need to write platform-specific code for everything? One lot of code for your iOS app, another load for Android and more for Windows (if you even bother). Well, the same challenges exist today when creating voice apps. Well, those challenges did exist, until Jovo came along.With the Jovo framework, you can create an Alexa Skill and a Google Assistant app all from the same lot of code. It's part of Jovo's bigger mission to enable you to create multi-modal experiences with ease and to join together the sporadic tech outlets to create a unified experience across all devices and platforms.Our GuestJan König is one of the co-founders of Jovo and we're speaking to him today about all things cross-platform voice development. We'll hear from Jan about things like:what 'multi-modal' actually meansfeatures of the Jovo frameworkthe Jovo community and Jovo Studiosthe differences between developing for Alexa and Google Assistantthe challenges of developing voice experiencesthe skills needed for building Skillsdesigner and developer relationships in the voice worldtesting voice appsJovo 1.0 and the future of Jovo andLinksFollow Jan on TwitterFollow Jovo on TwitterVisit the Jovo websiteJovo on GithubJovo Slack channelFollow Jan on Medium See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jan König is CEO of Jovo, a company providing a framework and tools for building robust multi-modal apps that include voice. Along with Alex Swetlow, Jan founded Jovo in 2017, recently graduated from Betaworks Voicecamp accelerator and released the company's first product. Jan discusses how he and Alex came to their idea for Jovo and the premise behind building voice-first apps that are consistent, continuous and complementary across UI surfaces -- yes multi-modal 101. We also talk about Amazon and Google's latest releases and how technology adoption differs between NYC and Berlin. Get the German perspective on voice and AI in this week's interview. 

In Episode 2 des Podcast All About Voice spreche ich mit Jan König über sein Startup jovo und das Framework, das er gemeinsam mit seinem Co-Gründer Alex vor allem während eines New York Trips im Rahmen des Voicecamps von betaworks gebaut hat. Jetzt ist es offiziell gelauncht und ermöglicht cross-platform Voice-Anwendungen für Amazon Alexa und Google Home zu entwickeln. Smarter Typ – smarte Idee. Ich bin froh, dass Jan bei All About Voice dabei ist!

In dieser Folge gibt es ein Interview mit Jan König von Jovo. Die Themen sind unter anderem das Framework von Jovo, ihre Zeit in einem Voice Accelerator in New York und viele weitere Aspekte. Shownotes und das Transkript zur Folge: https://www.oneskilladay.de/interview-mit-jan-koenig-von-jovo/

Jovo und Tamara aus Österreich sind seit über einem Jahr in der Welt zu Hause. Gemeinsam mit Ihren beiden Kindern Sarah und Anna befürworten sie das Freilernen und sind aus dem Hamsterrad ausgestiegen. "Sei die Veränderung, die Du in der Welt sehen willst." sagt Tamara. Nimm Dein Leben selber in die Hand ergänzt Jovo und beschreibt, wie ein einschneidendes Erlebnis den letzten Kick gegeben hat auf Weltreise zu gehen. Der Familien Weltreisekongress ist vom 01.April bis 07. April gratis, online abrufbar. Anmelden kannst Du Dich direkt hier. Links zur Weltreisefamilie: Facebook  Instagram Webseite  Inspiriert durch Ka Sundance und seine Business School Hier geht es zur Business-School

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Dopo un mese di NHL, la banda di Hockey Night in Cividale è pronta a giudicare, commentare e sentenziare rigorosamente a sproposito sulle squadre e sui giocatori che hanno stupito nel bene o nel male. Insieme a Vic & Kach e con le sedie di vimini occupate da Max e Jovo, abbiamo analizzato per voi lo straordinario […]