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"I left the restaurant because they used blenders" vs "Blender is unsuitable for preparing {insert dish name} for {reasons here} therefore I don't order it in t
by egeozcan 10y ago
"I left the restaurant because they used blenders" vs "Blender is unsuitable for preparing {insert dish name} for {reasons here} therefore I don't order it in that restaurant which uses blenders while preparing it". I expect the second from a HN comment.
Also, if it's that obvious, why are there many people up-voting this and even then, why would you keep stating the "obvious"? Do you think the scenario you described, written as a "how to blend..." article, would attract attention here?
- coldtea 10y ago>Also, if it's that obvious, why are there many people up-voting this and even then, why would you keep stating the "obvious"? Just because something is obvious, doesn't mean people also consider it obvious. So, one reason to "keep stating the obvious" is to inform those people.
- egeozcan 10y agoWell then you are expected to explain why it is obvious, which is what I'm suggesting in the first place.
- Chris2048 10y agoBut isn't resource-bloat something that poisons any application? A blender that emitted harmful radiation would be unsuitable for anything too.
- egeozcan 10y agoElectron is more like the cheapest professional blender that is very fast and gets the job mostly done but leaves some pieces intact. It's a very bad idea to use it in a five-star kitchen where your customers would complain about even the plate arrangement. It's totally fine to use it in a Kebab shop to prepare garlic sauce. Electron is to semi-technical+ users as Beats headphones are to audiophiles.
- geodel 10y ago> Electron is more like the cheapest professional blender that is very fast I think it is a blender that does same thing what most other blenders do but consumes 10 times more power. However it comes in 100s of colors so cool people like this innovative product.