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931.
by llampx 6y ago
I think this is something that has to be pointed to you. I grew up eating Indian food and it never crossed my mind. Came to the US, suddenly Indian food was smelly and looked unappetizing because that was the popular opinion.
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by llampx 6y ago
Which bad ingredients is butter chicken covering up? From what I recall the origins are to use yesterday's leftover tandoori chicken in restaurants. In which case it is reusing ingredients instead of throwing them away, not covering an
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by llampx 6y ago
That's funny, when I googled it the first result was showing a 5 minute prep time and 15 minute cooking time. I've noticed that with Indian food there's many ways to skin the cat. If you start with fresh spinach you'd ha
934.
by llampx 6y ago
Tell Apple how they can sell $200 accessories by adding jacks and they will happily do it. iPhones have been getting thicker and heavier since the iPhone 6s and we've lost the jack.
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by llampx 6y ago
I'm disappointed that Apple hasn't seen fit to put a physical camera cover on their webcams like recent Thinkpads.
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by llampx 6y ago
Thanks for the archive link.
937.
by llampx 6y ago
Since when are random tweets grounds for discussion on HN?
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by llampx 6y ago
I live in Berlin and don't find anything wrong with Plattenbau (Soviet-style blocks). It can be done cheap or good, but even cheap is durable in this case. Many buildings are only now being refurbished, many decades after construction.
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by llampx 6y ago
Paywalled... anyone have an archive link?
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by llampx 6y ago
I think TSLA and AMD were the original meme stocks.
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by llampx 6y ago
Never thought I'd read the "What have you got to hide?" argument on HN of all places. First of all, you're being disingenious by putting up a strawman argument about "how much milk and eggs you buy." It is neve
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by llampx 6y ago
Interesting thought. It seems a lot of successful websites are, or can be thought of as crappy. Look at South Korean naver.com or craigslist among many others. I've seen reports that its due to user familiarity, and I've actually
943.
by llampx 6y ago
I have read this too a long time ago, and it always struck me as true. That's why I stopped wanting to invest in new IPOs. You're not "getting in on the ground floor" with them, they're usually for sale a few months
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by llampx 6y ago
Based on how telcos have been acting, I think they just wish everyone would pay $100 for 512k down and 64k up forever, while they get and keep government subsidies for broadband initiatives that never get rolled out.
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by llampx 6y ago
I'm disappointed at the toothless GDPR which is apparently being used to fine small businesses who can't keep up with all the rules, meanwhile the gargantuan entities we European residents do need protection from can apparently do
946.
by llampx 6y ago
When people think motorcycles, they don't usually think traffic and commuting.
947.
by llampx 6y ago
The inflationary pressure on Berlin housing prices has definitely not collapsed at any time in the last 10 years.
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by llampx 6y ago
The German government has absolutely no interest in lowering the taxes they collect from property sales.
949.
by llampx 6y ago
Aside from on HN, most wealth is owned by the old, not the young.
950.
by llampx 6y ago
Every other aspect of living is also subject to inflation. The berlin government is a hero for the poor, this is all it is. The Mietendeckel is not a good thing for a young person or a family but rather for old people and those who have bee
951.
by llampx 6y ago
Somehow the French have never made pretty cars. On the other hand, you have the Twingo.
952.
by llampx 6y ago
That's not the way most people in the US think though.
953.
by llampx 6y ago
5G is fast shaping up to be the next 3D TVs. Nobody wants it, companies push it, most either can't use it or don't and just continue using their devices as before.
954.
by llampx 6y ago
How about one used for 18 months of regular gaming?
955.
by llampx 6y ago
You can boycott it as long as you don't need to get to the next town over. When you do, and every other company has done the same shit in the past, you become inured to it.
956.
by llampx 6y ago
I'm not convinced the end-game is ads. There are a lot of entities that would pay good money for a profile of troublesome individuals.
957.
by llampx 6y ago
Every job ad requires a degree because there is no cost to it, and because every qualified person usually has a degree. However no job ad says "a degree is sufficient" -- there are usually other requirements, demonstrated success
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by llampx 6y ago
Unless you are at a German non-startup company. Then you have people rolling in at 6-7am even in the winter.
959.
by llampx 6y ago
It's funny. A regulation, that you can opt out of, with an adhesion contract.
960.
by llampx 6y ago
I'm of two minds. I don't think most office work can be done from home all the time, but I think a lot of it can be done efficiently from home. On the other hand I also value the social aspect as well as the easy onboarding in-p

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