BeetleB

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by BeetleB 3mo ago
By a knowledgeable/skilled person who listens to the call. (Which the AI solution provides). I suppose you could do that with the survey as well. It'd be an interesting study to see which is more reliable.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
The AI is a lot cheaper. Kaiser nurses are amongst the highest paid in the nation.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
If you employ a few hundred nurses, how exactly would you evaluate how well they show empathy? You can't rely on asking the customer. When they're upset (they often are in these calls), they'll lean towards the negative regar
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
I have some inside information (but not much!) They claim they do not use average handle time, but it is very common to get called into meetings to discuss why they spent a lot of time on some calls. The nurses get defensive (by definition
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
For almost the last 70 years, Chinese has been left to right. Before that it was vertical (although the ordering of the columns was right to left).
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
The value is being able to see the time and use timers/stop watches quickly. I use the timer on my watch many times a day, and it'd be a pain to use the phone for that. But of course, the real benefit is that I don't want m
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
I can't imagine wasting so much time finding a way to separate important and non-important notifications. But out of curiosity, what is an important notification for you?
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> Get the Android Auto app and patch away the notification. It's just an app, after all. Running on your own hardware. So we're in agreement that the official app sucks, right? If the solution is "Well you can just patch i
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> I think this is the default? I have OsmAnd+ instead of Google Maps by default. Ok. How do I make it not load any of them? > AndroidAuto can notify the car that it wants reduced noise How do I get it not to notify the car? > This
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
And my point was that this isn't merely a "poor SW testing" problem, but something broken from the get go. Disparate systems shouldn't be connected together such that one thing breaking can cause others to break.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Not sure if you're asking relative to other options, or just in the absolute. I'll respond to the latter. Some of my complaints below may have remedies - please feel free to inform me! When Android Auto loads up, it shows me a til
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
I still have no idea what you're talking about. I'm not speaking in the abstract. I've done this before on older cars.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Disagree. They mostly suck in a different way, with neither being better than the other. I've often switched back and forth. But this is a red herring. With older cars, you could install a 3rd party system and it was far superior to
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Putting things like climate control, car settings, etc on the same screen as Android Auto is not at all necessary. Older cars (that still had touch sensitive displays), simply had separate HW modules and HW interfaces (buttons/switches
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Stuff like climate control and radio/Bluetooth were included in many/most cars in the last decade. Expensive as they were, the cars were a lot cheaper than today's cars. And they just worked , which means they were either so
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> That would be an issue if they put the turn signals or AC controls on the screen only. Many cars have AC controls on the screen only.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Maybe I'm being imprecise. What I mean is: When I enable Android Auto on my phone and on my car, and connect the two, I get something that has a poor UI and sucks.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> The entire idea that everytime you sit in the car you need to pair your devices, Why would you get that idea? Do you have to pair your phone every time for all other Bluetooth products?
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> On the contrary, having cars stop trying to provide a bespoke more-proprietary outdated piece of software you have less control over, probably have surreptitious telemetry reporting back from, and might have to pay a subscription fee f
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
It's not an indictment of modern software. It's an indictment of using SW where not needed. Don't put discrete, isolated HW functions behind a SW powered screen. It's that simple.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> Even in they terms they started clearly say they retain your data for "safety reasons" for however long they want. The discussion was about training, not data retention. Two very different concerns. And if you're a decen
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
The Donkey Network (Emule's network) is still going these days.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Very happy with my OnePlus 12 screen. Any source on the spyware (that is different from potential spyware in other phones)?
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
I appreciate the candor and wish the best for you. Sadly, I will also tell you that once you do resume your job search, this post is going to hurt your chances. It shouldn't. It really, really shouldn't. I don't respect my co
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> To the degree kids are standing around outside, they're already in the dark in northern US states It's a continuum, not a discrete state. Even in the northern states, they're out in the dark for perhaps 4-6 weeks. Now th
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
It's about summer. And yes, some people hate it that there is still light out at 9:30pm.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Most of us. (It's actually 8-5 with an hour's break).
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> with the only cost being people complaining for a day afterwards. I complain all summer long.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
> to put us all on permanent PDT (matching Arizona). Arizona is (wisely) on permanent standard time.
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by BeetleB 3mo ago
Europe is less than 8% of the world's population. The vast majority of the world uses standard time. It works. No one there pines for permanent daylight time. Europe is wrong 50% of the time. The US[1] will be wrong 100% of the time. I

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