Hot take: In-person design feedback trumps digital comments every time.

Back then, a quick chat over the bench solved most issues.

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Right, like half the time in digital comments you spend trying to guess someone's tone. In person you just hear it in their voice and see their face, way less room for misunderstanding.

robert_jenkins822mo ago

Oh yeah, because nothing says clarity like someone waving their hands over my screen. You'd just point and grunt and suddenly the problem was solved.

harpery472mo ago

Honestly I used to think that too. But seeing someone point at the exact spot on the screen where the code breaks changed my mind.