r/meme • u/Western-Departure476 • 7h ago

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u/HiSisterzzz 7h ago

WITH THE PRICES!!

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u/Wuz314159 6h ago

and the date of those prices.

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u/Suitable-Economy-346 6h ago

You just look at the date it was submitted. What software doesn't do that?

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u/NoooUGH 4h ago

Submitted time doesn't always equal time of the photos.

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u/EnvironmentalAngle 5h ago

You just look at the date it was submitted. What software doesn't do that?

... that's what he was referring to

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u/Low_discrepancy 4h ago

Well it's google proving you the info of when the photo was uploaded and it provides it for all photos.

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u/Suitable-Economy-346 4h ago

No he wasn't. That doesn't make sense following the context of this conversation.

People were talking about a user submitting the picture of a menu and the menu's prices. The person I replied to was saying the user should also submit the date of those prices, which never happens as the date is provided by the software when the user uploaded the picture. The user rarely says when the photo was taken because its assumed that the photo was taken very close to when the picture of the menu was submitted.

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u/banterviking 48m ago

You're reading too literally. Steelmanning / principle of charity that's what they meant.

Human communication isn't a logical problem.

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u/SB_90s 4h ago

Always a depressing sight to see the change in menu prices over the last 5 years on Google this way. Really insane to see for some places.

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u/FrostyD7 2h ago

In my experience lately, if the menu image is over 6 months old, most likely everything is more expensive. 5 years old is potentially whole different menu lmao

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u/MiniMaelk04 2h ago

I went to a nice little restaurant and waffle place in Tokyo one time. The prices were more than twice as high as uploads of the menu suggested, only a couple years old as well. Still cheap since it's Japan, but compared to other places, it certainly seemed they had jacked up the prices way beyond what a Japanese person would expect.

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u/No_Internal9345 1h ago

Why does google not use its "AI" to sort these by newest menu first?

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u/FermentedForeskins 22m ago

the server is gonna explode if it needs to sort everything on google map, seeing how much data it has accumulated over the years