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by ramesh31 3y ago
> Your reply is rather hyperbolic. I had a grocery store clerk eyeballing my checkout yesterday with absolute amazement at the "luxury" of buying TWO boxes of name brand cream cheese. We live in two completely seperate worlds a
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by ramesh31 3y ago
> Starving your workers to death is not a good long term strategy. It is when you have an unlimited supply of workers with zero protections. The breaking of the social contract makes all the old rules no longer apply. They will drive us
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>What is the best way to learn css in depth? The official documentation is a little wierd about what is actual and what is not. Don't approach it as a programming language to be "learned" by reading the docs. Just open an
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>I wrote my first line of CSS more than 20 years ago, have dug my way through CSS specs and browser quirks a countless number of times, write a ton of CSS in my day job, and even I wouldn't claim to really understand CSS. There are
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by ramesh31 3y ago
It's not so much about the price, as the horrible reputation they've built on leaving customers out to dry and ruining vacations with no recourse. Amex is an exception here. But even the slightest possibility of being hit with &qu
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by ramesh31 3y ago
The business model has run its course. They banked for years on superior software integrations than any individual provider could match. But when was the last time you didn't just book something directly nowadays? Maybe they live on as
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Experts predict 'good times will not last', and yet with a few exceptions like 2008 or 2022, prices tend to go up anyway. There is little evidence to suggest market timing works. It took a long time for me to accept this. Go b
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Why would the way the order is made make any difference? It's the volume. Fast food work used to come in rushes, with a volume limited by the physical location. Now for many locations it's a nonstop queue of online orders from
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>Yes, because they're are lots of options. You charge too much and I'll just go next door. Sure, but thats how all markets work. When I want a Spicy Chicken Sandwich™, I want a Spicy Chicken Sandwich™. And there are no substitu
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by ramesh31 3y ago
It's still complete luck at this point with no social safety net. FIRE assumes you will never have a single traumatic event set you back during the course of a 20 year career. Great for anyone who's banking on never being injured,
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by ramesh31 3y ago
> I think people compare the best possible CSS with Tailwind rather than comparing what actually gets done with actual Tailwind. Yep. The one Tailwind guy on the team will set everything up perfectly, and then no one else will ever have
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by ramesh31 3y ago
No, they're much worse. Lament for the folks that have to maintain that stuff for years after it saved you 30 seconds of dev time.
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Ask HN: Could a Visa/Mastercard merger ever be approved?
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Discover has always been stuck in a weird place in the US market. They've lived and died on their customer service reputation, yet ultimately they are just another credit card company. But with a card that really doesn't have any
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Discover has alqYs bewn stuck in a weird place in the US market. They've lived and died on their customer service reputation, yet ultimately they are just another credit card company. But with a card the really doesn't have any ad
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by ramesh31 3y ago
There's always Europa
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Seems like they're giving up (on HMD hardware). Index will probably be the last headset Valve makes. It was a fun idea. But with the Vision Pro showing that even Apple can't make the "smartphone strapped to your face" ve
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Does every European tech company have some kind of committe that ensures their customer facing website looks like a decrepit ASP page from 2004? I mean what explains this? It's a billion dollar corporation and I am having serious reser
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Where's the moat for OpenAI? How does the company not end up as just a feature stitched into Azure somewhere?
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by ramesh31 3y ago
There have been an unimaginable number of "improvements" to the bicycle over the last hundred years. And all of them have one thing in common: trading off a reduction in efficiency for "insert something else". But that &
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Do you have a business or a project? That is, are you generating revenue with a model that can be scaled? Or, are you just building something that you think people might want? For the former, I'd get a job.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
His music is divine manna gifted from the heavens, but I just can't stand the cantatas. Too church-y.
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by ramesh31 3y ago
You've just described Redux/Flux
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>What makes Vue "insanely" more productive than React ? React is a fantastic rendering library but there are no great React frameworks. Next is ok, but it's a beast that most people don't need. The beauty of something
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>HTML is not the mother language - It's actually pretty terrible for describing dynamic user interfaces. Compared to... what? XML? QML? XIB? There's literally nothing better than HTML for UI. Anything else is either buried in a
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by ramesh31 3y ago
> We want Svelte to feel magical — we want you to feel like a wizard when you're writing Svelte code... So when we design things we need to think about the people who haven't read the docs in a while, if at all, and don't
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>I'm having a very difficult time imagining how that would be physically possible. Pimax 8k has 200°: https://pimax.com/product/vision-8k-x/ Valve Index is 130°, which is right at the line of becoming ac
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>It has glare and poor FoV. It gets hot and has a short battery life. FOV is the most unforgivable. I can't for the life of me imagine who is deciding that 110 is sufficient. I would give up just about every single other specificati
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by ramesh31 3y ago
>The problem, at least in this case, is that Boeing chose to break off what is now known as Spirit Aerosystems into a separate entity Spirit is nothing more than a basket of limited liability set up by Boeing for precisely such an ocurre
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by ramesh31 3y ago
Break. Them. Up. This is a concern of national security at the highest level. Boeing needs the Standard Oil treatment, which was a net positive for everyone involved.

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