> I think all it shows is that latencies under 200ms are widely regarded as acceptable.
They are literally not. At all. You're way off. For anyone who cares about latency, you gotta be sub 50ms at least. For anyone doing generic not latency-sensitive work, maybe you can get away with 100ms, but that's stretching it.
200-250ms is the (purposefully built-in) latency with which an autocomplete may appear while typing. Not the latency for a single character or mouse click!
Where do you get 200ms latency anyway? That's a lot
They are literally not. At all. You're way off. For anyone who cares about latency, you gotta be sub 50ms at least. For anyone doing generic not latency-sensitive work, maybe you can get away with 100ms, but that's stretching it.
200-250ms is the (purposefully built-in) latency with which an autocomplete may appear while typing. Not the latency for a single character or mouse click!
Where do you get 200ms latency anyway? That's a lot