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My annoyance with the AI additions is only slightly higher than the constant UI changes in, say, a Google UI. So f&@@&?@&!& annoying to login to do something an
by epistasis 2y ago
My annoyance with the AI additions is only slightly higher than the constant UI changes in, say, a Google UI. So f&@@&?@&!& annoying to login to do something and hav things moved around for zero benefit, but it really is the icing on the cake when they put a pop-up over the UI declaring the change with pride, which further distracts me from accomplishing the task I need to.
So now whenever I type in GMail I have an annoying "Polish" button to distract me from the writing. Not the worst change, but certainly a net negative. And why would I ever want to translate to Polish anyway? You won't even find any Polish text in my email anywhere.
- tivert 2y ago> So f&@@&?@&!& annoying to login to do something and have things moved around for zero benefit, but it really is the icing on the cake when they put a pop-up over the UI declaring the change with pride, which further distracts me from accomplishing the task I need to. I'm sorry, I think you're confused. That annoyance you feel is the feeling of technology innovators innovating to make the world a better place. Change is good. I'm looking forward to the singularity, where Silicon Valley will finally improve the human experience to the point where it will be pure inescapable annoyance, felt constantly all the time. The haters needs to keep their negativity to themselves, get out of the way of the builders, and be positive about what they're building.
- franktankbank 2y agoSeriously this is like intolerance of intolerance and I applaud you sir.
- karmakurtisaani 2y agoThat's such a negative attitude. Rather, try to feel pride for the promotion some designer in Google is about to get. > And why would I ever want to translate to Polish anyway? This must be some new encryption scheme. Polish looks like hashed plaintext.