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I don't like the restaurant analogies. If it were possible to cook a steak to your liking in a single minute, you might worry the first few times that it was ju

I don't like the restaurant analogies. If it were possible to cook a steak to your liking in a single minute, you might worry the first few times that it was just being prepared ahead of time, not cooked fresh. But that should pass when you eat the steak and enjoy it. Similarly, it might take some adjusting to really fast UIs, but I feel like we'd be better off adjusting rather than this nonsense.

mruts 7y ago
People don’t want their food to come out fast. They want to sit, drink a beer, talm, etc. Unless it’s fast food, people go to restuarants to have a 1-3 hour experience, not to get calories as quickly ad possible.
- cco 7y ago
  I think you've missed the forest for the trees in the posters analogy.
- phonypc 7y ago
  To the extent that this is true, the better solution would be for the customer to delay their order, rather than for the restaurant to artificially inflate preparation time.