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I would be inclined to agree except people generally have low standards of performance (ofc depending on the industry!). People also rarely care about the hand
by ralphstodomingo 6y ago
I would be inclined to agree except people generally have low standards of performance (ofc depending on the industry!).
People also rarely care about the hand of the puppeteer, what keeps the lights on parts especially if we're talking about a prototype.
- kqr 6y agoI think people care a great deal more than they have words to express. We're not very good at educating our customers in ways to discuss and analyse technical performance. We're getting better at it when it comes to uptime, but latency discussions still lag (hah!) behind. (This is from purely personal experience. I have only had one customer ever, when asked about performance requirements, who could list some. Everyone else has been "I guess I want it to be... good?")