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Are you really complaining that it can't read your mind?

• uptown 13y ago
  It sounds like he's complaining that it was telling him to go somewhere he already was.
  • hamax 13y ago
    But being in the same building doesn't mean he was already there. When I'm at work I still want a reminder for a meeting.
    • recursive 13y ago
      He wasn't going to the exploratorium for a meeting. I'm not sure what the solution is, or if there is one, but the point is that it was not useful.
      • mynameisvlad 13y ago
        It was in a calendar (this case G+). It's not going to know you don't want a reminder for something because it's not a human and it can't read your mind. I'd rather have it remind me of things that I don't want to be reminded of than not be reminded of things I do.
        • bsimpson 13y ago
          It was a Google+ event with about 100 people invited. It felt like it was a cached notification that didn't realize I had already arrived.
        • recursive 13y ago
          The premise of google now is that it can read your mind. It's not my (the consumer) job to be concerned about implementation.
          • mynameisvlad 13y ago
            No, it's really not. The premise of G+ is that it predicts what you want to see. There's a massive difference between predicting and knowing.