It was generally an in good faith comment specifically about the application. The relevant bit to this is the “quite trivially” do X, Y, and Z non trivial thin

It was generally an in good faith comment specifically about the application. The relevant bit to this is the “quite trivially” do X, Y, and Z non trivial thing. Technical people often underestimate the value of good UX, generally there’s a lot of demand for it. That’s also where a lot of the value is in making something good. He also acknowledges as much in his reply to Drew. In this case the “main benefit” of the flipper being ease of use, software, and hardware vs. some random components off of Ali express just reminds me of that.