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How does this make sense given the fact that both sell water? And Excel's capabilities are hidden behind an awful interface, so it's only natural that people a
by eviks 3y ago
How does this make sense given the fact that both sell water?
And Excel's capabilities are hidden behind an awful interface, so it's only natural that people are repulsed into the alternatives if they have the required knowledge/skills
- _dain_ 3y agotap water
- compsciphd 3y agoDasani (coke) and Aquafina (pepsi) are municipal water (i.e. tap).
- coldtea 3y ago>How does this make sense given the fact that both sell water? In that Cola and Pepsi sell overpriced flavored and colored mixes of water, as opposed to regular water, which is the "default drink". >And Excel's capabilities are hidden behind an awful interface, so it's only natural that people are repulsed into the alternatives if they have the required knowledge/skills Excel's capabilities are all about the inteface. That's where the power comes from, not from having a SUM method or a way to filter.
- eviks 3y ago> Excel's capabilities are all about the inteface And so are its limitations (though not inherently so, just through decades of neglect), that's where the power is handicapped despite the existence of "first class lambdas" and the like, which explains the field