#xero — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #xero, aggregated by home.social.
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I was initially pleasantly surprised with #Xero's automated file-to-bill pipeline using #AI - it looked good. And then as I dug in further, I realised that's all it was - it _looked_ good, but I spent much longer reviewing the output, doing workarounds, fixing errors, and redeveloping context - compared to just doing it right the first time. Overall a waste of time and screen real estate.
Exactly the same as programming...
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I was initially pleasantly surprised with #Xero's automated file-to-bill pipeline using #AI - it looked good. And then as I dug in further, I realised that's all it was - it _looked_ good, but I spent much longer reviewing the output, doing workarounds, fixing errors, and redeveloping context - compared to just doing it right the first time. Overall a waste of time and screen real estate.
Exactly the same as programming...
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I was initially pleasantly surprised with #Xero's automated file-to-bill pipeline using #AI - it looked good. And then as I dug in further, I realised that's all it was - it _looked_ good, but I spent much longer reviewing the output, doing workarounds, fixing errors, and redeveloping context - compared to just doing it right the first time. Overall a waste of time and screen real estate.
Exactly the same as programming...
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I was initially pleasantly surprised with #Xero's automated file-to-bill pipeline using #AI - it looked good. And then as I dug in further, I realised that's all it was - it _looked_ good, but I spent much longer reviewing the output, doing workarounds, fixing errors, and redeveloping context - compared to just doing it right the first time. Overall a waste of time and screen real estate.
Exactly the same as programming...
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I was initially pleasantly surprised with #Xero's automated file-to-bill pipeline using #AI - it looked good. And then as I dug in further, I realised that's all it was - it _looked_ good, but I spent much longer reviewing the output, doing workarounds, fixing errors, and redeveloping context - compared to just doing it right the first time. Overall a waste of time and screen real estate.
Exactly the same as programming...