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I was thinking the same thing about google search results. The .1s difference can aggregate to a lot of hours, but in reality, I cannot effectively utilize my .
by sophacles 13y ago
I was thinking the same thing about google search results. The .1s difference can aggregate to a lot of hours, but in reality, I cannot effectively utilize my .1s - It literally is too small of a unit of time to be useful.
When looking to optimize human time - the low hanging fruit is always the most impactful. Shaving 2 minutes off a 10 minute task means nothing to me if the task is a rare one - I will still schedule 20 minutes for it in my planning. On the other hand, if someone turns what used to be a day-long task into something that takes an hour, my planning will be significantly altered and I'll be able to add more productivity into my time.
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