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10 comments

mring336219 days ago
Yes. To snooze my alarm, when it's across the room. She fails maybe 20% of the time, in that the audible portion of the alarm may not return after the snooze period.
standeven9 days ago
It’s hard for Siri to improve when the Apple engineers keep sleeping in.
verdverm9 days ago
Seems they outsourced to Google, preferring the maintain the zzz's
sph9 days ago
Yes, to set timers. But as the English language is dumb, it’s always a lot of fun having it distinguish between 13/30, 14/40, etc.

I don’t have any other use case.

standeven9 days ago
Yes, for setting timers and playing music on my HomePod. That’s about it.

Haven’t tried the “new” Siri yet as it’s not compatible with HomePods or iOS devices 15 and earlier.

rznicolet9 days ago
Never. In fact, the annoyances of the occasional helpful "Are you trying to use Siri?" pop-up motivated me to turn it off.
dgellow9 days ago
Absolutely never. The last thing I want is to have to speak to my devices

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