alt Hacker NewsI wonder if there's a metric or measure of how much jargon goes into a README or other document.
Reading the first three sentences of this README. 43 words, I would consider 15 terms to be jargon incomprehensible to the layman.
I wonder if there's a metric or measure of how much jargon goes into a README or other document.
Reading the first three sentences of this README. 43 words, I would consider 15 terms to be jargon incomprehensible to the layman.
> Streaming speech recognition running natively and in the browser. A pure Rust implementation of Mistral's Voxtral Mini 4B Realtime model using the Burn ML framework.
> The Q4 GGUF quantized path (2.5 GB) runs entirely client-side in a browser tab via WASM + WebGPU. Try it live.
Excluding names (Mistral's Voxtral Mini 4B Realtime), you have 1 pretty normal sentence introducing what this is (Streaming speech recognition running natively and in the browser) and the rest is technical details.
It's like complaining that a car description Would contain engine size and output in the third sentence.