DevinTheDude

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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   Never heard of the website. Care to explain what you mean?
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   How can you say it's not a viable business because they're losing money if you don't know their expenses? Uber & Lyft, (and for many years Amazon) were/are losing money. So that means nothing unless you know why they
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   > the name of the game is leveraging explosive, unsustainable growth into a high rate of return into cheap capital into a big payday for founders I've come to the conclusion this is the case. Has anyone written on this?
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   So what? I'd like more money too. Should I simply get more money because I want it?
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   >evidence that making them more remunerative is beneficial to the economy as a whole. How so? What difference economically does it make whether a male or female fills a position
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   or the Acid3 test isn't as useful as it is today. Why do you think the Acid3 test is useful?
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   by DevinTheDude 9y ago

   He said nothing about what wages the employees make. As a consumer this is not your concern when you think about pricing. I don't care how a company manages it's money. I just care about how much their services cost versus what it
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   by DevinTheDude 10y ago

   Thanks a lot. I'm going to research this once I get home. You may have just saved my future project time/money.
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   by DevinTheDude 10y ago

   First, thanks for taking the time to answer my question, I'm at my day job (I program at night) so I can't do much research >correct a lot of core issues that come up long term with Rails. I've never gotten to this point,
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    by DevinTheDude 10y ago

    As someone who has never heard of Elixir/Phoenix, why do you think it's the future. What does it do better than Rails? I'm looking to start a new web application, and I'm open to new technologies.