Comment by delecti

12 hours ago

All of that and you're still a heavy user? Why would google change how Gemini works if you keep using it despite those issues?

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zamadatix  11 hours ago

Just wait until you get a group of nerds talking about keyboards - suddenly it'll sound like there is no such thing as a keyboard worth buying either.

I think the main problems for Google (and others) from this type of issue will be "down the road" problems, not a large and immediately apparent change in user behavior at the onset.

  • miltonlost  10 hours ago

    Well, if the keyboard randomly mistypes 40% of the time like LLMs, that's probably not a worthwhile keyboard.

    • zamadatix  1 hour ago

      Depends what you're doing I suppose. E.g. if keyboards had a 40% error rate you wouldn't find me trying to write a novel on one... but you'd still find me using it for a lot of things. I.e. we don't choose to use tools solely based on how often they malfunction, rather stuff like how often they save us time over not using them on average.

  • trympet  8 hours ago

    > Just wait until you get a group of nerds talking about keyboards

    Don’t get me started on the HHKB [1] with Topre membrane keyswitches. It is simply put the best keyboard on the market. Buy this. (No, Fujitsu didn’t pay me to say this)

    [1] - https://hhkeyboard.us/hhkb/