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Oh no, it "improved" several times - often getting worse. Which is why I was almost happy, reading the headline - sorry for the involved devs (who were likely c
by toyg 3y ago
Oh no, it "improved" several times - often getting worse. Which is why I was almost happy, reading the headline - sorry for the involved devs (who were likely crying in their 6-figure salary anyway) , but the best thing that could happen to Google Home/Assistant is to just stop messing with it.
- esafak 3y agoNo, just revert commit to where it was after it came out. Don't freeze it in its broken state.
- Jensson 3y agoI've noticed many things breaking like that. Features that aren't a major factor in a company's revenue seems to just get worse and worse the more people work on them. For example has happened to every voice chat program I've tested, skype, steam, battle net etc.
- pnut 3y agoDevs are a general purpose resource that translate business requirements into software, you are describing a product management failure. Unless Google forces devs to also be product managers? I can't believe that's true.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoIf your job relies on creating value for a customer (hint most do), then it’s also your job to make sure you’re creating that value for customers. Throw it over the fence almost always leads to outcomes like this.