Favorite example remains Google merrily switching your search results to Icelandic (or whatever) when you travel, despite your account and session being profiled, cookied, and tracked seventeen ways to Sunday. The world’s most advanced tracking engine!
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But the people at Google are very smart. So I think this mostly just reflects how oddly hard making good software products remains. What feedback loops have we yet to devise? Field is still young…
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Those physical page breaks are how I derive my feeling of accomplishment!
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(Try Dropbox paper!)
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They could do so much more with the dashboard; actually surface documents, recent activity/comments
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That’s where
@usefyi is useful.
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For me the more perplexing issue is how bad the search is in Google Drive (slow & inaccurate). I guess "To organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful" doesn't include my docs & spreadsheets
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Google appear to have a strong internal cultural bias against good URLs (see most of their products - although the best example is Google Wave which didn't have linkable content at all!) - utterly bizarre for a search engine company
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Hangouts uses typable urls if you know the room name ...
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Would love for you to checkout http://Tettra.co , Patrick. Working on ironing out some of the obvious flaws with shared document tools like Google Docs, and a whole lot more. Similar to Stripe Home but for every company. We’re loyal Stripe customers too.
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