@craigkerstiens At sufficient scale (where an army of experts is non-viable,) the magic might be in building an AI that “knows when to tap out,” and using the money saved on frontline support to invest in higher quality T2 support behind an AI T1.
@craigkerstiens Depends on the person. The caliber of person we’ve had support from at Crunchy? Person all day. Frontline support at a bunch of BigCos that will go nameless for now? AI might actually be better. At least AI won’t ask me questions I answered in the original ticket.
@fearmyjargon Cheers! Took that photo a couple of years ago. It’s a composite of 21 photos. Walking down the road in the darkness was rough. Animals are surprisingly loud in the night! This shot on the way to Imabari afterwards was pretty cool too.
@andy8052@Travis_Jamison@Bitwarden Dashlane’s auto fill is just ridiculously good. It’s clear the product team has sunk stupid amounts of time into making it great.
Doesn’t handle subdomains well.
It handles password generator history well too, I’ve never “lost” a newly set password with Dashlane.
@andrew17876 I think they optimize for different things. Google is more about unstructured exploration (more opportunities to promote alternative destinations, aka paid promotion, aka ad revenue,) while Apple is more focused on providing utility to the user by getting you from A to B.
So, (@dfcowell and) I got caught up in a bit of paranormal activity at the St. Regis hotel in Osaka last night���
I don’t think it’s a spoiler to say that the REAL culprits here are the @EscapeOsaka team. 😅🙋♀️
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@RealSexyCyborg The most obscene thing in that video was how your claw machine actually gripped the damn toy, lifted it up and delivered it to the prize hole. Arcade pornography right there.