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    Hiten Shah on Software That Improves Over Time

    Hiten Shah shares an example of a bot that retains past brews as ongoing context.

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    Hiten Shah posted that software resetting to zero with each use now feels broken. He pointed to Andy's coffee bot as a different approach. The bot recalls every previous brew and treats those details as context for the next one. Shah described this as the direction personal software should take so it grows more useful the longer someone relies on it. The post quotes the original idea and presents the bot as a working illustration of retained memory rather than a fresh start each time.

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    @hnshahSoftware that starts from zero every time you use it is starting to feel broken. Andy’s coffee @bot remembers every brew. Each one becomes context for the next. Personal software should get better the longer you use it.

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    @hnshahSoftware that starts from zero every time you use it is starting to feel broken. Andy’s coffee @bot remembers every brew. Each one becomes context for the next. Personal software should get better the longer you use it.