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when people say "STT latency", which timestamp are you actually measuring?

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speech starts → first partial → useful partial → speech ends → final which gap are people actually calling STT latency? because I keep seeing "lowest latency STT API" discussions where one number gets thrown around and I'm not sure we're even measuring the same thing. first partial can be fast and…

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  1. 2026-09-16 08:09 · r/LanguageTechnology
    when people say “STT latency”, which time stamp are you actually measuring?
  2. 2026-09-15 14:20 · r/LanguageTechnology
    when people say "STT latency", which timestamp are you actually measuring?

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