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It is still an extremely frustrating experience. All of them: Google, Amazon, Apple. That it gets it wrong, ever, is too much for me. The first time I ever
by jordanpg 6y ago
It is still an extremely frustrating experience. All of them: Google, Amazon, Apple. That it gets it wrong, ever, is too much for me. The first time I ever had to repeat myself getting directions on the road I was done.
I don't understand why anyone other than hobbyists can stand to use these things. They are so obviously years away from ready for serious use, and the novelty value wore off years ago.
Not shitposting here, these are serious comments about absurdly bad UX.
- hn_throwaway_99 6y ago> That it gets it wrong, ever, is too much for me. The first time I ever had to repeat myself getting directions on the road I was done. How can you stand to deal with humans?
- schrodinger 6y agoHumans are so many orders of magnitude better at comprehension that your comment feels a bit disingenuous.
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoI was replying to the parent comment that said that basically any errors were unacceptable, and that ever having to repeat himself was a deal breaker. This seems like a ridiculous position to me given that, as you point out, humans are much better at comprehension, and even they can't hit this standard.