First time I hear about this application. It seems really nice, I'm taking it for a spin. Not sure I'll use it to replace OsmAnd just yet. That said it's UX seems better than OsmAnd so far.

Indeed, at this point it's not that people don't want to switch. Very often they just don't have a choice.

I'd take the more stack related side of this article with a pinch of salt. It seems a bit too specific to the company behind the story. The rest of the article rings true and spot on though.

USENET lives! Another revival coming?

Now this is actually an interesting and good use of the latest trend in large language models. You can simulate difficult conversations, getting more experience there can help.

Are we surprised? Not at all...