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That's a very strange measure of value for something you've admitted you want. I get it and sympathise if you can't afford it, but just arbitrarily calculating
by te_chris 10y ago
That's a very strange measure of value for something you've admitted you want. I get it and sympathise if you can't afford it, but just arbitrarily calculating price per hour is very strange to me.
- masklinn 10y agoWith somewhat limited time and equivalent items to pick from to fill that time, what's wrong with discriminating on price efficiency?
- cwilkes 10y agoBut the thing is they are never equivalent. And really at this price people spend more time thinking about how much to spend than they are making per hour in wages.
- eru 10y ago> But the thing is they are never equivalent. You can say: it's too much hassle to refute the null hypothesis. (Ie they are equivalent enough.)