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jianshen | 5 years ago
It's not just latency, it's the non-verbal cues, dynamics (including silence that often represents acknowledgement), "energy" and rhythm that I miss about in-person communication.
jianshen | 5 years ago
It's not just latency, it's the non-verbal cues, dynamics (including silence that often represents acknowledgement), "energy" and rhythm that I miss about in-person communication.
oever|5 years ago
You're right. Talking on it feels much better than talking on the phone or video conference.