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swensel
7y ago
> I don't think it's at all far-fetched to suggest that if Mastercard or Andreessen Horowitz is in a position to decide how much of other people's money they're entitled to, they might decide that the answer is "
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8y ago
This is what I always guessed was the reason.
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8y ago
There are compounds in wine that resemble the aromas and flavors of other plants, foods, spices, etc. This is why there can be notes of 'chocolate' in a product made only from grapes. [1] [1] http://winefolly.com/r
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8y ago
In the US, New Zealand and Australia, wine is permitted to have a variance of 1.5% ABV. In Europe, wine is only permitted to have a .5% ABV variance. Taxes may be one reason why ABV is under-reported. [1] [1] https://www.washin
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10y ago
Barefoot and other mass produced wines are chemically treated. This is why they always taste the same. Variation from year to year is actually a good sign that what you're tasting is not just chemical flavoring.
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Ask HN: Please review my iOS app: Junaroo
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14y ago
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14y ago
I haven't worked with ExtJS but I've heard from developers I know that have worked with it that it is painful to deal with. Full of bugs, hard to customize, and overall just challenging to do anything with. It also has a pretty large foot
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14y ago
Ask about the schedule of meetings and the normal work hours of the developers on the team you're interviewing for. Inquire about the work environment, is it cubes / walls, or large tables and open work spaces. What are the projects they'
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14y ago
Ship it with a Minimum Viable Product http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_viable_product
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14y ago
Agreed. It's better to just get the product out there.
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14y ago
I don't think the issues with New Relic was necessarily Heroku's problem. Sure, Heroku did have some outdated info on their website and their logs may not be fully accurate, but I personally don't think that they should provide refunds for