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Siri on Curb Your Enthusiasm
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Yea, I know the feeling. But I am slowly changing my mind on Siri.
Enabled it while back to add some more functionality to my Sonos system.
The Sonos voice-control is very basic and I have so say Siri has really improved since i last used it.
Sure, things go wrong but for simple things its working well.
Enabled it while back to add some more functionality to my Sonos system.
The Sonos voice-control is very basic and I have so say Siri has really improved since i last used it.
Sure, things go wrong but for simple things its working well.
Just like my daily conversation with Siri recently (HomePod mini).
Also it often acts (HomePod mini) as if it does not hear me, I see it lights up but stays quiet, or often says like something is taking too long and then just forget about what I was asking it to do. Very unreliable. Also still I haven't gotten it to recognize person who's is speaking (personal requests), it reply I have no idea who's speaking...
Also it often acts (HomePod mini) as if it does not hear me, I see it lights up but stays quiet, or often says like something is taking too long and then just forget about what I was asking it to do. Very unreliable. Also still I haven't gotten it to recognize person who's is speaking (personal requests), it reply I have no idea who's speaking...
Need to start season 11. One of my fav shows. Interestingly when I play I this back next to my HomePod, Siri on my HomePod responded. 
Same, always happens when it's said on TV for me.Need to start season 11. One of my fav shows. Interestingly when I play I this back next to my HomePod, Siri on my HomePod responded.
Gotta love Larry…
What “gets my goat” is when I’m in bed, holding my iPhone in my hand and I ask Siri something and the HomePod Mini way out in the kitchen answers!
Why can’t we name our Siri devices so we can talk to the one we want?
I’m starting to think that some design intelligence is already artificial.
What “gets my goat” is when I’m in bed, holding my iPhone in my hand and I ask Siri something and the HomePod Mini way out in the kitchen answers!
Why can’t we name our Siri devices so we can talk to the one we want?
I’m starting to think that some design intelligence is already artificial.
“Hey Siri stick bottle green on the shopping list”
…. goes shopping … buys rice … gets back and wonders why the hell he bought rice …
…. goes shopping … buys rice … gets back and wonders why the hell he bought rice …