Sure you like it when voice search hits the target. One thing I noticed was that animals, in a general sense, tend to like positive results and dislike negative ones.
"I really like it when it works" shouldn't be enough of a justification for Google to keep that unused Chrome feature.
You don't see a programmer saying "OK, Google. JavaScript array into object how to" out loud in an office full of colleagues just waiting to throw you everything they got just for the 2 minutes of fun mocking you...
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Sure you like it when voice search hits the target. One thing I noticed was that animals, in a general sense, tend to like positive results and dislike negative ones. "I really like it when it works" shouldn't be enough of a justification for Google to keep that unused Chrome feature. You don't see a programmer saying "OK, Google. JavaScript array into object how to" out loud in an office full of colleagues just waiting to throw you everything they got just for the 2 minutes of fun mocking you...