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by tkk23 4y ago
I also might be wrong but I assumed that a local app still has an edge over a website. This [1] is an old video about how Excel is used professionally. If that's not possible then the website is not good enough. [1] https://
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by tkk23 4y ago
Am I mistaken or are all the note taking systems optimized for isolated usage? Some allow some form of communication by publishing notes but the last time I checked, there was no public pool of notes that were open for discovery. I would lo
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by tkk23 4y ago
Capitalism can also mean that politics shouldn't intervene when monopolies dominate markets. Then markets may also disappear in capitalism.
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by tkk23 4y ago
Why is there a need to remain employed for vesting? Can't OP offer the right to vest in the separation package and terminate immediately?
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by tkk23 4y ago
Why is there not a non-typical UBI trial run by those who believe in UBI? It doesn't have to be tax funded and it doesn't have to pay out in a low purchasing power country. For sure there is a 'living on one dollar a day&#x2
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by tkk23 4y ago
Doesn't Google use the Libreoffice code on the server side? You still need at least a locally running spreadsheet application for the Excel wizards. If I were Google or Slack, I would push Libreoffice Calc to be better than Excel. Onl
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by tkk23 4y ago
Without an income tax, would the spending power remain at the lower and middle class? The housing market has shown that people are loose with their money and pay any price that they can finance. Likewise, all goods will become more expensiv
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by tkk23 4y ago
This feels like tablets all over again. Microsoft had them for years but couldn't make something convincing. The core of Facebook is the idea of reinventing Myspace as a business app with a formal design. From that point of view, it ma
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by tkk23 4y ago
Slack should invest in Libreoffice and offer a better office suite.
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by tkk23 4y ago
Can this already be called the spiritual successor of Lotus Notes or are important components missing?
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by tkk23 4y ago
Global warming shows that we have already passed that point. People care more about status and lifestyle than life. But is it bleak? When we go all in on virtuality, and the resolution is high enough and all senses are covered, what would b
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by tkk23 4y ago
Have you considered the network effect? Users can't switch if there is no competitor with possible matches.
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by tkk23 4y ago
Instead of cloning, they could just pay stackexchange to host it.
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by tkk23 4y ago
Bhutan is a country that does improve on well-being. They measure Gross National Happiness (GNH). That should give a first approximation of the potential of that idea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_National_Happin
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by tkk23 4y ago
Do you have an example for the 'shitting'? I don't understand how the shitting, and slapping right back is economically relevant. How is it preventing a country or a region from picking a market and becoming a global leader a
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by tkk23 4y ago
To spell it out: >President François Mitterrand argued for the single currency because he hoped to bolster French influence in an EU that would otherwise fall under the sway of a unified Germany https://www.economist.com/
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by tkk23 4y ago
If you look at the USA then the profits are made at the periphery. Profits can be made anywhere. Sooner or later, they will be made where living is more pleasant and that's at the European periphery. Which cultural problems exists that
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by tkk23 4y ago
>It's definitely not worth an engineer's time to resolve random customer issues, especially as Stripe has grown from ~500 people to ~7000 people That's true if you assume a constant rate of incidents. But when engineers ar
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by tkk23 4y ago
There is also the internet. Maybe everybody agrees and there is no objection to a correction? It could be as easy as creating a Mastodon instance to find out.