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Surely this is like turning the volume up to 11 because it's 1 louder. "Adequate" is inadequate by Netflix's standards, so it's not "adequate" it's "below expe
by teamonkey 17y ago
Surely this is like turning the volume up to 11 because it's 1 louder.
"Adequate" is inadequate by Netflix's standards, so it's not "adequate" it's "below expectations". Daft.
- Semiapies 17y agoI'm reminded of fast food places that label the smallest size of drink or pizza "medium".
- keefe 17y agodamn right. Totally stupid idea - perhaps they should revise their expectations to something more realistic?
- Semiapies 17y agoOr at least be honest about their high expectations for adequacy.
- keefe 17y agoit's just the definition of the word, right? You presumably hire someone with a set of responsibilities - some mix of write this software, design this UI, optimize this server and you're at some degree of freedom on the requirements. Set high bars in quality and speed, sure, but if someone meets those levels then that's adequate and why replace them?