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The content seems like it might be interesting but the presentation is so pretentious that it's quite literally unreadable. I gave up after about a dozen "give

• skrebbel 3y ago
  Come on, it’s obviously a slide deck.
  • yodon 3y ago
    The comment predates the author's arrival in the the thread. I did consider the possibility that it was a slide deck, but as a slide deck it appears designed for the presenter to read aloud the words the audience is seeing on the screen. Presenting in that way is generally a much greater sin than simply making a pretentious web page, because the audience is generally trapped when faced with that sort of presentation. I "assumed the best" and assumed it was a web page rather than a slide deck.
    • skrebbel 3y ago
      You know the author is in this thread, you weren’t there when this was presented, and you call “presenting it that way a much greater sin”. Why? What do you hope to accomplish with such a dismissive attitude? You’re making a whole lot of assumptions man.
      • yodon 3y ago
        > You're making a lot of assumptions That's the whole point of the previous comment. The author wasn't in the thread originally. Lots of us hit the page and said WTF? You responded. I explained why, prior to the author's arrival, I assumed this was a web page not a presentation.
        • mmcdermott 3y ago
          That's valid. I think familiarity with Takahashi style presentations (https://presentationpatterns.com/glossary/#takahashi https://presentationpatterns.com/glossary/#takahashi) helps. These are admittedly less common in corporate settings, though I have given one or two.
• notabennett 3y ago
  It's pretty readable on a desktop, just tap the arrow key.