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Minus the sales pitch (which I've never had), this is one of the complaints I have about Google Assistant. "By the way, if you ever want to X, just say Y". Just
by JoshTriplett 2y ago
Minus the sales pitch (which I've never had), this is one of the complaints I have about Google Assistant. "By the way, if you ever want to X, just say Y". Just answer the question asked and then shut up immediately.
And, preferably, learn to answer the question asked with more brevity, as well. If I ask "what's the high for today", I don't need to hear "In Cityname, expect a high of 90 degrees", just say "90".
- im3w1l 2y agoThe reason they say "In cityname" is probably because they aren't 100% certain of your city. The preface lets you catch the mistake if it makes it.
- JoshTriplett 2y agoYeah, I'm aware, though in general the devices have a location specified. But even then, "90 in cityname" would suffice. There are many other interactions in which almost every word is unnecessary noise and can't even be explained away as a confirmation.