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Poor coding criticisms apply to almost every massively popular software. At this point it almost seems like a requirement to make it not too fast as to reduce u

Poor coding criticisms apply to almost every massively popular software. At this point it almost seems like a requirement to make it not too fast as to reduce user frustration and mental share by proxy.

bee_rider 3y ago
IMO a more likely story is that companies that take time to write programs well get beat by their shovelware competition.
- numpad0 3y ago
  But popular apps continue to be sluggish even after they had scaled. If faster apps made more, the first enhancement would be speed improvements.