debounce_handler.py
def debounce(self):
        """If multiple Echos are present, the one most likely to respond first
           is the one that can best hear the speaker... which is the closest one.
           Adding a refractory period to handlers keeps us from worrying about
           one Echo overhearing a command meant for another one.
        """
        if (time.time() - self.lastEcho) < self.DEBOUNCE_SECONDS:
            return True

        self.lastEcho = time.time()
        return
If multiple Echos are present, the one most likely to respond first
           is the one that can best hear the speaker... which is the closest one.
           Adding a refractory period to handlers keeps us from worrying about
           one Echo overhearing a command meant for another one.
        
If multiple Echos are present, the one most likely to respond first
is the one that can best hear the speaker... which is the closest one.
Adding a refractory period to handlers keeps us from worrying about
one Echo overhearing a command meant for another one.
If multiple Echos are present the one most likely to respond first is the one that can best hear the speaker ... which is the closest one . Adding a refractory period to handlers keeps us from worrying about one Echo overhearing a command meant for another one .
def debounce(self):
        if (time.time() - self.lastEcho) < self.DEBOUNCE_SECONDS:
            return True
        self.lastEcho = time.time()
        return
def debounce ( self ) : if ( time . time ( ) - self . lastEcho ) < self . DEBOUNCE_SECONDS : return True self . lastEcho = time . time ( ) return
If multiple Echos are present, the one most likely to respond first
is the one that can best hear the speaker... which is the closest one.
If multiple Echos are present the one most likely to respond first is the one that can best hear the speaker ... which is the closest one .
"""If multiple Echos are present, the one most likely to respond first
           is the one that can best hear the speaker... which is the closest one.
           Adding a refractory period to handlers keeps us from worrying about
           one Echo overhearing a command meant for another one.
        """
self