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I love bagging on lazy engineers who just chuck code over the fence without caring about the user experience, but I seriously doubt I would notice this. The sad
by henning 2y ago
I love bagging on lazy engineers who just chuck code over the fence without caring about the user experience, but I seriously doubt I would notice this. The sad truth is a lot of video is watched in the background and Netflix knows this. For the specific case of a children's cartoon, I doubt the children watching will notice or care.
If there is user feedback about the quality, then by all means listen to users and at least have an "advanced settings" menu in the app to let users toggle between encoders if they really care.
- lofaszvanitt 2y agoWhen will people finally learn that people do not know what they want. You, the expert has to know what works and how and whats the best way to use it properly. And do not rely on user feedback. Again. People don't know whats wrong, they don't even know what's right. They just feel that something is off. And only a very small percentage of users would write an email and even fewer would get through the automated AI bullshit or the snotty person who would dare to hand you a HOW TO USE NETFLIX pdf when you want to report something.
- henning 2y agoI am not the user. What I honestly believe is right may not work out the way I expect despite my best efforts as an expert. If you can't get any user feedback on your products, that is its own problem.
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