On 03/07/2018 09:00, Tim Streater wrote:
In article , "dennis@home" wrote:

On 02/07/2018 23:18, Vir Campestris wrote:
On 26/06/2018 10:31, dennis@home wrote:

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It doesn't send anything (other than stay alives) unless it thinks
it has heard the wake word.

17 words.

Almost... The onboard DSP is constantly listening to the microphone
array, and picking out the best direction to listen to. It then sends
that stream to the main CPU, which buffers it and performs wakeword
analysis. If it thinks it heard "Alexa" it sends the data, including
the wakeword, to the cloud computers. They tell it when to stop. The
initial data will be from the internal buffer, rather than live; the
internal buffer will empty and then it's sent pretty much live.

DAMHIK.

Assuming DAMHIK is an acronym, thass 89 words. So 19%, in fact.

Funny, that's what I said in 5% of the words.

So 19%, in fact. Back to school, Den.


13 words actually as "(other than keep alives)" is additional
information that wasn't stated in the second post.
You may also need to go back to school.