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The animated gif for the first example leaves a lot to be desired. The UX: Click a button, type in a prompt, click another button. The speed just to generate 2
by balls187 3y ago
The animated gif for the first example leaves a lot to be desired.
The UX: Click a button, type in a prompt, click another button. The speed just to generate 2-3 lines of code.
And AI generated code with no basic error handling.
- pphysch 3y agoThat's the free UX. Paid users get a seamless Copilot-style autocomplete experience. Clever use of intentional UX friction IMO. It does cost money to run these models.
- balls187 3y agoAnd, free users are providing training data back to Google for free. Certainly google should monetize; but not off removing artificially bad UX.
- cperry 3y agogotta start somewhere. we're in a sprint this week working on different UX patterns.