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Here's some annoyances of my own that honestly baffle me: - The command to exit the program is /quit, not /exit like literally everything else. If you type /ex
by bakugo 2mo ago
Here's some annoyances of my own that honestly baffle me:
- The command to exit the program is /quit, not /exit like literally everything else. If you type /exit, it'll get sent as a message to the AI. Apparently, /exit was an alias of /quit at some point, but was removed because it was simply too intuitive.
- It has terminal subcommands, such as `pi install` to install an extension. Any reasonable person would expect that `pi help` would give you a list of such commands. Nope! That actually starts it up and sends the message "help" to the AI. Amazing.
It's a common theme that most AI-generated or AI-adjacent software is full of nonsensical little decisions like this, that almost make it feel like it's not intended to be used by sane humans.