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The main reason I wouldn't tell someone command line options is because I'd be unsure that either I'd make a mistake and mix something up, or that the person I'
by xnorswap 8mo ago
The main reason I wouldn't tell someone command line options is because I'd be unsure that either I'd make a mistake and mix something up, or that the person I'm helping would make a mistake.
UIs have better visual feedback for "Am I about to do the right thing?".
But with the AI, there's a good chance it has it correct, and a good chance it'll just be copy/pasted or even run directly. So the risk is reduced.
- modo_mario 8mo agoConversely. The main reason I wouldn't tell someone to to use the UI is the reasons you listed. At least. If I am not able to follow along step by step to point at their screen and the relative position of buttons. Even more so if the person I'm talking to is clueless to provide and interpret context.
- theshrike79 8mo agoI wish I could just run a setup script remotely on my relatives phones and tablets (and computers to a smaller degree). Now I need to guide them through every single tap one by one either blind or via screen sharing - or maker forbid someone pointing their camera at the screen while another person taps at the screen :D