It’s actually quite simple. I always thought it was difficult and you’d have to learn from a code sheet, but I found an app which teaches you and you actually just recognise the sounds like you’d recognise any other sound. You generally don’t even need to decode it- you just get used to what a letter sounds like. I’ve been learning since Saturday and can already key my name out.

  • fulcrummed@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    There’s a site called “morsle” which has a daily test (like Wordle, and all the other daily games that are going around) where it starts out playing you a 5 letter word in Morse code and you can replay it a bunch of times and every time you do it slows down the sound a bit, starting at 40 words per minute. It’s amazing how quickly you can learn to discern one sound from another. I only found it a day or so ago but I am finding it’s coming quite quickly to me. It feels almost like remembering a short musical riff or drum beat. It’s intriguing.

          • regdog@lemmy.world
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            2 months ago

            How would you rate your experience using the google AI, compared to using the regular old search?

            • Flax@feddit.ukOPEnglish
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              2 months ago

              The fact that it gives a different response each time to the same query from the same user shows it’s unreliable

              My dad and I have googled the same question and the AI said completely different things (on a yes/no question)

  • zkfcfbzr@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 months ago

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    • Flax@feddit.ukOPEnglish
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      2 months ago

      HO(W?)('?)S (Y?)OUR READIN(G?) COMIN(G?) A(L?)ON(G?)(??)

      I filled in what I didn’t know in the brackets. Yikes, that’s scary. I’ve only been learning since Saturday!