tanklessmilk

This is fantastic. Whenever I'm at work, I always look at deltas on commits to judge personal success. The more lines removed, the better!

> Deleted code is debugged code.

        — Jeff Sickel

You often hear startups using the term: man hours to describe how popular something is.

YouTube uploads x amounts of years of content every minute.

Cool to see it illustrated across time.

That's exactly what I thought of as well, and that seems to be something that founders sometimes struggle with as their companies grow: learning to work through people when at one point in time, you did everything yourself.

This is one of the things I find fascinating about far east Asian internet versus western internet UX design. I remember looking at Taobao a few years prior and was taken aback by the page density. I would love to read a book covering the differences in UX design due to having a more informational dense scripting system.