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Yep, I was totally nerd-sniped by the image. I've never seen an engineer draw a whiteboard diagram anywhere near that detailed and tidy. No acronyms, consistent
by mrandish 5mo ago
Yep, I was totally nerd-sniped by the image. I've never seen an engineer draw a whiteboard diagram anywhere near that detailed and tidy. No acronyms, consistent title case, descenders on a baseline - everything about it is wrong. It's so counter to reality, I seriously wondered if it was a joke.
The Nano Banana team should be pissed Google PR is distributing such a terrible photo. The poses are stilted, expressions frozen, even the eye-lines are off. Why couldn't they just use a Google Pixel phone to snap a photo of real Google engineers in a real Google office and upload it to Google Photos? Not Google enough?
- threatripper 5mo agoThis is why we need smart glasses recording everything you see 24/7 to gather relevant real training data.
- breppp 5mo agoI think the logic follows: If we are already staging a scene just for PR purposes as was usually done then why not generate it using AI?
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- mrandish 4mo agoI actually didn't full-stop on it because I thought it was AI. For the first few seconds I thought it was a staged photo. I was nerd-sniped because it was staged so badly.
- arghwhat 5mo agoI have seen such detailed and tidy whiteboard diagrams, but the catch is that they never occur in active discussion. It doesn't make room for scribbling, and stopping a discussion for 5-10 minutes to draw slowly and nicely doesn't make sense...
- JyrkiAlakuijala 4mo agoTrue, no one can understand my whiteboard drawings the next day, not even I.
- mrandish 4mo agoPerfect operational security!