The problem with thinking it's fast enough is: stuff compounds. And if you make speed a priority, you have to keep it a priority.
Most people would think 13 ms was fast enough. But not Suhail.https://twitter.com/Suhail/status/1336460071979511816 …
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That’s not a problem. It’s a virtue.
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They never answer to the security concerns .. they can spy your entire traffic
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Next step, quantum entanglement
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A millisecond here, a millisecond there, and pretty soon you're reaching for your coffee cup every time you click.
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I wonder if there's some limit based on how fast you can move the coffee cup without splashing the coffee out of it.
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10 milliseconds do not matter to a human... They would only make a difference to a software service that has to make millions of requests to perform tasks. Then the difference would add up to something substantial... If we were that fast animations would not work (24 frames /s)
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Meanwhile it is taking months for me to get our devops to add Access-Control-Max-Age so we don't get a pre-flight request on every API call
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I love these sorts of sentence-statements: "Most people would _____. ... but not this guy." Reminds me of a favorite response from a friend: "the only thing I can't argue with is your results."
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3ms is still too slow for most cases...
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