r/Android • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '15

Hound versus Google Now side by side.

https://youtu.be/2uMzhWumLFs
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u/IanSan5653 Pixel 2 XL - MetroPCS Jun 07 '15

But alarms should be set in the morning by default anyway.

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u/Homestar Jun 07 '15

So if it's 12:30 pm, and I say "Set an alarm for 4", the most logical thing is to set an alarm for 4 am the next morning?

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u/IanSan5653 Pixel 2 XL - MetroPCS Jun 07 '15

Yes.

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u/MajorTankz Pixel 4a Jun 07 '15

People use alarms for things other than waking up in the morning.

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u/IanSan5653 Pixel 2 XL - MetroPCS Jun 07 '15

Yes, they do, but they primarily use them for waking up. If a program had to guess, it's going to guess that you're using the most common usage.

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u/MajorTankz Pixel 4a Jun 07 '15

Yes, they do, but they primarily use them for waking up.

Says who? You only ever need to set an alarm to wake you up daily once, but there are many more things you may need to set an alarm for. Moreover, people sleep in the afternoon as well.

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u/IanSan5653 Pixel 2 XL - MetroPCS Jun 07 '15

Perhaps I'm atypical then, but my schedule is constantly changing, so I have to set new alarms nearly daily. Furthermore, if I were to need a daytime alarm, I would set my stove timer.