translator

The translator device reads the text from start to end, converts it to a token sequence, and emits a different smell for each token.

I'm pretty certain companies would be more than happy to pay $1000+ for 3-4 hours of a real-time translator than worked through a smartphone for business trips.

I majored in Chinese at university and worked for quite a few years as a Chinese-English interpreter and translator.

As a translator for the FBI, she had a lot to say about the 9/11 attacks and how corruption within the FBI's translation unit may have played a factor in failing to prevent those attacks [1].

If I need to decode an instruction manual, I can just use an English-to-My-Native-Language dictionary or even a translator.

It may have been wrong in the first place to disrespect the original author copyright, but it is even more wrong if it is done again - such as by disrespecting the translator's copyright, as was done in the netflix example.

As I learned Mandarin Chinese up to the level that I was able to support my family for several years as a Chinese-English translator and interpreter, I had to tackle several problems for which there is not yet a one-stop-shopping software solution.

To take a comparing example of Gnome2->Gnome3, lets look at Python 2->Python 3 and see what the Python Software Foundation did right.#1: Features removed were announced years before they were removed, with clear instructions on how to migrate to better and improved features.#2: 2to3 was invented, an automatic translator for source code from Python 2 to Python 3, to make it easy for developers to migrate over to new version.#3: Any feature that was removed had clear documentation and discussion that explained why it was removed, and what users could do to move forward.#4: New features were back-ported from Python 3 and made available in Python 2.