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TL;DR: where performance actually matters and is a real competitive factor - things are fine - say same video games - if someone created same game giving half t
by anovikov 3y ago
TL;DR: where performance actually matters and is a real competitive factor - things are fine - say same video games - if someone created same game giving half the fps on the same hardware, it is dead on arrival and gaming community will pour buckets of shit on it same day. Where it's not, it's not.
- phaedrus 3y agoThe disconnect here is between people who believe there's an inherent wrongness to things being worse than they need just because it's under a rug, versus those who see no problem here if the market doesn't punish it. I realize those in the first camp have the burden of proof to make a cogent argument beyond "this offends me personally," but those in the second camp are arguing from their own conclusion. Edit: it's like climate change: individual decisions that are all locally justifiable according to some decision framework, but add up to a world which is objectively crappier than a world in which we did collectively behave this way.