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I'd always thought that it was just a "nice" way to hide processing/network latency. I'd certainly prefer some small chirp of acknowledgement, but I think we n

I'd always thought that it was just a "nice" way to hide processing/network latency. I'd certainly prefer some small chirp of acknowledgement, but I think we need to reduce latency first.

stouset 5y ago
It’s also because the rate of mistakes is high. You wanted a fifteen minute timer but got a fifty minute one? Whoops. Or worse, asking for driving directions for me typically has a 25% success rate, with me having to attempt multiple times to get directions to the place I’m actually trying to go to and not some similarly-named location six states over.