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kimi
2,549karma·798submissions·November 19, 2014
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An IVR is an Interactive Voice Response - the "press 1 for..." choices you get when calling a company PBX. Allison is an international talent for IVR voices, being the voice in Asterisk.
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You can cluster together multiple Asterisk boxes and scale up as much as you need.
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Some are. The problem is that what is WebRTC depends on Google's whims of the day - so your browsers update and all of a sudden your agents can't work anymore.
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Or use a hosted QueueMetrics cluster with Asterisk and a little bit of scripting to connect the dots. It costs a small fraction and gets you most of the functionality.
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There is Ferret - http://ferret-lang.org/ or https://github.com/nakkaya/ferret From the docs: "Ferret is a free software Clojure implementation for real ti…
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I have a similar experience, though I never had the chance to build anything really large with it.
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The author addressed some of your points in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13364642
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This expands quite a bit on yesterday's posts.
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The author is a well-known expert on the subject, so I guess he did now want to write a treatise on the subject but just to do some show-and-tell.
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Try Cursive on IntelliJ. It absolutely rocks.
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I also hated the syntax when I got started. I found it very hard to read Clojure code. After a while you use it, you will not "see" it anymore (and instead you will appreciate its clarity). …