I always find these comments a bit rediculous. You think that big corporations a...

neilv · 2024-08-28T15:17:03 1724858223

> I always find these comments a bit rediculous. You think that big corporations are incapable of having accidental bugs?

I didn't say they that they couldn't have accidental bugs.

I did note that they'd normally be able to rollback a deploy with problems.

Why do you say that's ridiculous to comment?

benterix · 2024-08-28T15:24:23 1724858663

I don't think it's ridiculous, it's just they might not necessarily care enough. They will consider it a bug if there's enough uproar, for now there are just a couple of unhappy users here and there, no reasons to revert something that presumably took a lot of work to implement, especially if the fix takes more effort than the original implementation (I wouldn't be surprised since we're talking about performance differences between browser engines).

phh · 2024-08-28T15:45:32 1724859932

I kinda hope that time-to-render is in their A/B rollout metrics to prevent rollouts...

EasyMark · 2024-08-28T18:23:10 1724869390

In the world of fail early, fail often this stuff is bound to happen. That said YouTube works fine for me minus the obvious resolution issues that YouTube has been enforcing forever because of DMCAon some videos