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Wouldn't it further their goals to make their software not abysmally slow? There can't be any competetive advantage in making something this slow, unless they d
by badpun 4y ago
Wouldn't it further their goals to make their software not abysmally slow? There can't be any competetive advantage in making something this slow, unless they did it with extremely cheap, unqualified programmers - then you could argue the cost savings were worth it.
- jasbur 4y agoThey’re in a de facto monopoly position with Reader, they don’t have to worry about users leaving for a faster product. Probably, all of their best programmers are working on revenue generators, not performance.