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You don't think it's useful to know what time it is? Where does "Rolex is not high utility" come from?
by thaumasiotes 1y ago
You don't think it's useful to know what time it is? Where does "Rolex is not high utility" come from?
- keiferski 1y agoThat comment has a typical HN form: agree with the parent poster, but make an unnecessary, arbitrary new distinction so that you’re acceptably argumentative.
- jwagenet 1y agoIn the modern context, no. At least not from a watch. The parent offers a number of applications where timekeeping can be critical, but even when the Casio came out there were likely more functional alternatives to even the cheapest Rolex (a piece of jewelry).