Making Jarvis understand our voice

Voice is an essence of communication. It helps us transfer huge amounts of data in a very short period of time. It is certainly faster and easier than typing. Hence, more and more companies are working toward making systems that understands human voice and language and work according to them. It is certainly not easy because of the huge variations that are present in the language; however, we have come a considerable distance. So without much time, let's make our system get ready to recognize our voice. 

So here, we would be using an API from Google Voice. As you may know, Google is really good at understanding what you say. Like, very literally. So it makes sense to use their API. Now, the way it works is very simple. We capture the voice, and we convert it into the text. Then, we compare if the text is similar to something we have defined in the configuration file. If it matches with anything, the bash command associated with it will be executed. 

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