This is barely an article. It's more of a question. Not what I expected.

I don't care for claymorphism at all. It does not look professional or interesting to me. It reminds me of The Sims.

> It does not look professional or interesting to me.

But can the user make it through the UI with less clunks?

Yep. Someone must have discovered the bevel and emboss function in Photoshop again.

Does not work on Android Firefox. I have -30 years to live and the other stats are all empty: You are (nothing)% etc.

Probably, but DJing is a fun social activity. The DJ puts a bit of themselves in the mix. I think an AI for music mixing isn't really solving much of a problem. It's just a neat trick in my opinion. Making fun and skill obsolete is sad!

I never use Reddit and generally don't find what I am looking for in the threads that Google suggests.

I think it looks nice.

Software now is too complicated. Too many things are taken for granted. Methods like agile / scrum often force developers to do things a certain way to keep up the impression of speed. There's rarely time to think carefully.

Emojis in the terminal are heresy anyway. Just kidding :)

I imagine the Switch might collect information about traffic that isn't relevant to the features the user is interested in. Seems a bit careless to just send all of it to the device.

It's a bold statement to say things are easy now. I am able to write games in 6502ASM. It's tricky, but I often find it easier than dealing with the vast network of software I need to do web development these days. Having to deal with a large amount of different devices, browsers, screen sizes and having to do automated testing etc. is a big challenge for today's developers I think. Sometimes it seems like my head is full and I will not be able to keep this up forever.