alexandre-mbm/README.md

## README.md

      
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    Goal

To internationalize the subtitles of the promotion video "Building the Future—Julius Sweetland, OptiKey" on the GitHub channel.
Workflow

To avoid installing software like youtube-dl or dl-youtube-cc, we obtain the closed captions from yousubtitles.com by clicking the "Download Text" button for our video.
A condensed version of that auto-generated text, with no spaces and no breaklines, has been saved in this repository at the auto.en-GB.txt path. The intention is to have it reviewed by the speech author: JuliusSweetland. That is, a new file named en-GB.txt, fixed (on semantics, punctuation, orthography and grammar),  contributed by Julius, to base *.txt and then *.srt translations.
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I am Brazilian and I undertakes to make pt-BR.txt and pt-BR.srt, in addition to updating this repository, giving due credits, with any applicable contribution that I may be receiving outside of Git.
@JuliusSweetland, just need a en-GB.txt!

  
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I've been in computers since I could

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I've been in computers since I could


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I've been in computers since I could
walk these magic boxes that I'd always

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walk these magic boxes that I'd always


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walk these magic boxes that I'd always
been in or of they can do good I've

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been in or of they can do good I've


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been in or of they can do good I've
always wanted to have a project that I

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always wanted to have a project that I


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always wanted to have a project that I
could go hey this cool thing I wrote it

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could go hey this cool thing I wrote it


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could go hey this cool thing I wrote it
and look at these people over here that

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and look at these people over here that


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and look at these people over here that
it's helping my dad's sister my aunt

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it's helping my dad's sister my aunt


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it's helping my dad's sister my aunt
Jill she got motor neuron disease as it

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Jill she got motor neuron disease as it


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Jill she got motor neuron disease as it
progresses it often takes away your

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progresses it often takes away your


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progresses it often takes away your
ability to speak as it sort of slowly

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ability to speak as it sort of slowly


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ability to speak as it sort of slowly
closes in on you with conditions like

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closes in on you with conditions like


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closes in on you with conditions like
motor neuron disease one of the last

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motor neuron disease one of the last


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motor neuron disease one of the last
things that's affected or not affected

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things that's affected or not affected


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things that's affected or not affected
at all is your eye movement the Taiping

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at all is your eye movement the Taiping


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at all is your eye movement the Taiping
devices that allowed her to still type

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devices that allowed her to still type


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devices that allowed her to still type
messages to friends the price tag on

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messages to friends the price tag on


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messages to friends the price tag on
some of these things is huge trying to

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some of these things is huge trying to


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some of these things is huge trying to
you know live your life as normally as

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you know live your life as normally as


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you know live your life as normally as
possible and someone turns up and says

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possible and someone turns up and says


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possible and someone turns up and says
oh if you want to keep talking to these

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oh if you want to keep talking to these


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oh if you want to keep talking to these
people you live with you need to pay

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people you live with you need to pay


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people you live with you need to pay
$20,000

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$20,000


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$20,000
so I thought why not try and create

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so I thought why not try and create


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so I thought why not try and create
something that allows them to speak fast

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something that allows them to speak fast


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something that allows them to speak fast
and they can already and should be

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and they can already and should be


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and they can already and should be
completely free three years I was

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completely free three years I was


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completely free three years I was
working on that and often I was up till

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working on that and often I was up till


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working on that and often I was up till
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2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it


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2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it
to github and released into the world

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to github and released into the world


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to github and released into the world
market is occupational therapist asked

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market is occupational therapist asked


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market is occupational therapist asked
for help to allow him to use his eyes to

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for help to allow him to use his eyes to


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for help to allow him to use his eyes to
control computers for work

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control computers for work


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control computers for work
this is actually the configuration that

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this is actually the configuration that


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this is actually the configuration that
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mark was using for over 15 years


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mark was using for over 15 years
he would bend his head forward and

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he would bend his head forward and


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he would bend his head forward and
backwards to hit keyboard presses the

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backwards to hit keyboard presses the


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backwards to hit keyboard presses the
on-screen keyboard we used was optic II

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on-screen keyboard we used was optic II


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on-screen keyboard we used was optic II
we found it on github it has made it

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we found it on github it has made it


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we found it on github it has made it
much easier for me to communicate with

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much easier for me to communicate with


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much easier for me to communicate with
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other people are now able to use

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other people are now able to use


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other people are now able to use
something decks to create it for a very

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something decks to create it for a very


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something decks to create it for a very
specific problem for all of their

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specific problem for all of their


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specific problem for all of their
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problems too it's led to development in


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problems too it's led to development in
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streams I wouldn't even thought of by


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streams I wouldn't even thought of by
mine which is it's fantastic spin-off

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mine which is it's fantastic spin-off


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mine which is it's fantastic spin-off
project that allows you to play

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project that allows you to play


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project that allows you to play
minecraft just using your eyes github

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minecraft just using your eyes github


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minecraft just using your eyes github
gives a real nice ecosystem for

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gives a real nice ecosystem for


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gives a real nice ecosystem for
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developers and it provides this


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developers and it provides this
community where everyone can kind of

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community where everyone can kind of


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community where everyone can kind of
move forward together with with

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move forward together with with


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move forward together with with
visibility which is very powerful

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visibility which is very powerful


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visibility which is very powerful
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knowing that you've made a difference


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knowing that you've made a difference
materially to someone's life just there

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materially to someone's life just there


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materially to someone's life just there
a bit of code that's why eight years

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a bit of code that's why eight years


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a bit of code that's why eight years
after I first started I'm still working

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after I first started I'm still working


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after I first started I'm still working
on it

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ing Li Sweetland and I'm building a

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ing Li Sweetland and I'm building a
future of assistive technologies


## auto.en-GB.txt
I've been in computers since I could walk these magic boxes that I'd always been in or of they can do good.

I've always wanted to have a project that I could go hey this cool thing. I wrote it and look at these people over here that it's helping my dad's sister my aunt Jill. she got motor neuron disease as it progresses it often takes away your ability to speak as it sort of slowly closes in on.

you with conditions like motor neuron disease one of the last things that's affected or not affected at all is your eye movement

the Taiping devices that allowed her to still type messages to friends the price tag on some of these things is huge trying to you know live your life as normally as possible and someone turns up and says oh if you want to keep talking to these people you live with you need to pay $20,000

so I thought why not try and create something that allows them to speak fast and they can already and should be completely free

three years I was working on that and often I was up till 2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it to github and released into the world market is occupational therapist

asked for help to allow him to use his eyes to control computers for work this is actually the configuration that mark was using for over 15 years he would bend his head forward and backwards

to hit keyboard presses the on-screen keyboard we used was optic II we found it on github it has made it much easier for me to communicate with my co-workers and friends  other people are now able to use something decks to create it for a very specific problem for all of their problems too it's led to development in streams

I wouldn't even thought of by mine which is it's fantastic spin-off project that allows you to play minecraft just using your eyes

github gives a real nice ecosystem for developers and it provides this community where everyone can kind of move forward together with with visibility

which is very powerful knowing that you've made a difference materially to someone's life just there a bit of code that's why eight years after I first started

I'm still working on it

ing Li Sweetland and I'm building a future of assistive technologies
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	I've been in computers since I could

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	I've been in computers since I could


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	I've been in computers since I could
	walk these magic boxes that I'd always

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	walk these magic boxes that I'd always


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	walk these magic boxes that I'd always
	been in or of they can do good I've

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	been in or of they can do good I've


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	been in or of they can do good I've
	always wanted to have a project that I

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	always wanted to have a project that I


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	always wanted to have a project that I
	could go hey this cool thing I wrote it

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	could go hey this cool thing I wrote it


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	could go hey this cool thing I wrote it
	and look at these people over here that

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	and look at these people over here that


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	and look at these people over here that
	it's helping my dad's sister my aunt

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	it's helping my dad's sister my aunt


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	it's helping my dad's sister my aunt
	Jill she got motor neuron disease as it

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	Jill she got motor neuron disease as it


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	Jill she got motor neuron disease as it
	progresses it often takes away your

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	progresses it often takes away your


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	progresses it often takes away your
	ability to speak as it sort of slowly

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	ability to speak as it sort of slowly


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	ability to speak as it sort of slowly
	closes in on you with conditions like

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	closes in on you with conditions like


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	closes in on you with conditions like
	motor neuron disease one of the last

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	motor neuron disease one of the last


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	motor neuron disease one of the last
	things that's affected or not affected

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	things that's affected or not affected


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	things that's affected or not affected
	at all is your eye movement the Taiping

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	at all is your eye movement the Taiping


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	at all is your eye movement the Taiping
	devices that allowed her to still type

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	devices that allowed her to still type


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	devices that allowed her to still type
	messages to friends the price tag on

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	messages to friends the price tag on


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	messages to friends the price tag on
	some of these things is huge trying to

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	some of these things is huge trying to


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	some of these things is huge trying to
	you know live your life as normally as

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	you know live your life as normally as


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	you know live your life as normally as
	possible and someone turns up and says

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	possible and someone turns up and says


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	possible and someone turns up and says
	oh if you want to keep talking to these

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	oh if you want to keep talking to these


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	oh if you want to keep talking to these
	people you live with you need to pay

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	people you live with you need to pay


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	people you live with you need to pay
	$20,000

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	$20,000


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	$20,000
	so I thought why not try and create

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	so I thought why not try and create


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	so I thought why not try and create
	something that allows them to speak fast

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	something that allows them to speak fast


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	something that allows them to speak fast
	and they can already and should be

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	and they can already and should be


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	and they can already and should be
	completely free three years I was

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	completely free three years I was


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	completely free three years I was
	working on that and often I was up till

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	working on that and often I was up till


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	working on that and often I was up till
	2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it

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	2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it


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	2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it
	to github and released into the world

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	to github and released into the world


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	to github and released into the world
	market is occupational therapist asked

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	market is occupational therapist asked


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	market is occupational therapist asked
	for help to allow him to use his eyes to

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	for help to allow him to use his eyes to


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	for help to allow him to use his eyes to
	control computers for work

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	control computers for work


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	control computers for work
	this is actually the configuration that

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	this is actually the configuration that


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	this is actually the configuration that
	mark was using for over 15 years

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	mark was using for over 15 years


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	mark was using for over 15 years
	he would bend his head forward and

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	he would bend his head forward and


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	he would bend his head forward and
	backwards to hit keyboard presses the

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	backwards to hit keyboard presses the


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	backwards to hit keyboard presses the
	on-screen keyboard we used was optic II

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	on-screen keyboard we used was optic II


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	on-screen keyboard we used was optic II
	we found it on github it has made it

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	we found it on github it has made it


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	we found it on github it has made it
	much easier for me to communicate with

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	much easier for me to communicate with


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	much easier for me to communicate with
	my co-workers and friends

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	other people are now able to use

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	other people are now able to use


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	other people are now able to use
	something decks to create it for a very

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	something decks to create it for a very


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	something decks to create it for a very
	specific problem for all of their

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	specific problem for all of their


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	specific problem for all of their
	problems too it's led to development in

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	problems too it's led to development in


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	problems too it's led to development in
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	project that allows you to play

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	future of assistive technologies
	I've been in computers since I could walk these magic boxes that I'd always been in or of they can do good.

	I've always wanted to have a project that I could go hey this cool thing. I wrote it and look at these people over here that it's helping my dad's sister my aunt Jill. she got motor neuron disease as it progresses it often takes away your ability to speak as it sort of slowly closes in on.

	you with conditions like motor neuron disease one of the last things that's affected or not affected at all is your eye movement

	the Taiping devices that allowed her to still type messages to friends the price tag on some of these things is huge trying to you know live your life as normally as possible and someone turns up and says oh if you want to keep talking to these people you live with you need to pay $20,000

	so I thought why not try and create something that allows them to speak fast and they can already and should be completely free

	three years I was working on that and often I was up till 2:00 3:00 in the morning I uploaded it to github and released into the world market is occupational therapist

	asked for help to allow him to use his eyes to control computers for work this is actually the configuration that mark was using for over 15 years he would bend his head forward and backwards

	to hit keyboard presses the on-screen keyboard we used was optic II we found it on github it has made it much easier for me to communicate with my co-workers and friends other people are now able to use something decks to create it for a very specific problem for all of their problems too it's led to development in streams

	I wouldn't even thought of by mine which is it's fantastic spin-off project that allows you to play minecraft just using your eyes

	github gives a real nice ecosystem for developers and it provides this community where everyone can kind of move forward together with with visibility

	which is very powerful knowing that you've made a difference materially to someone's life just there a bit of code that's why eight years after I first started

	I'm still working on it

	ing Li Sweetland and I'm building a future of assistive technologies