> But the article got ahead with explaining how the Nothing’s solution was better.
replyNo? It makes the opposite argument.
Then I definitely need to get some caffeine I guess *yawns*
reply> And it would be so much more predictable and pleasant if you could just tap the button three times at any pace you wanted without thinking, without paying attention, without getting your UI blocked by an animation that no longer helps you.
Am I misreading this?
I'm not sure exactly how you're misreading it, but you are.
replyThe Nothing isn't executing all the taps, some are blocked by the animation. It is responding visually and haptically to all of the taps, but some are blocked from doing any work by the animation.
You also said the Nothing was 6 taps but I'm not seeing anywhere the article says that. I believe it was 8 taps on both.
Both animate, but Nothing blocks further inputs while it's animating (even though the haptics still fire).
replyOkay, that one is on me indeed. I’ve re-watched it at 0.5× and he does make 8 taps indeed. Apparently, only the first and the last are registered then. Sorry for the confusion!
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