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by suction 3mo ago
I agree. As with Bootstrap, it was fine in the beginning but at some point turned sour - strictly speaking about Look & Feel.
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by suction 3y ago
By knowing the customers business and needs better than the customer, and be able to convince them that the best product possibly conceivable is not a Frankenstein’s monster put together from “100 ideas gathered from the costumers, prioriti
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by suction 3y ago
Because the taste is not good for European palates.
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by suction 3y ago
I admire your ability to maintain a rational view on this.
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by suction 3y ago
I think US culture, which I suppose you're from, is on a very lonely path food-wise - people from all over the world enjoy trying and making other culture's dishes, not everything is for everyone, but this American-style "I c
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by suction 3y ago
I have the theory that this is due to digitalisation. We are now at the stage where "everybody" needs to know Tech, and everybody now wants to work in the hip Tech companoes, regardless of own technical skills or mindset: Project
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by suction 3y ago
Usually these people are financially secured enough to run their stores or bars or cafés as a hobby, to have something to do and meet some people instead of just sitting at home. I know a guy in Tokyo whose family owns a small plot of land
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by suction 3y ago
As a EU citizen, I can't even begin to explain to you how willing I am to trade in possibly not having cutting edge software for the higher living standards and cultural superiority of the EU.
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by suction 3y ago
Does anyone else feel that calling this thing a "Starship" is too hyperbolic?
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by suction 3y ago
The key is to abandon social media and shame those who keep using it.
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by suction 4y ago
It's just a function of Japanese-designed UX. "Easy" symbolises "cheap" in Japanese culture, the more buttons and steps and menus the better.
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by suction 4y ago
Used it for years but Pocket Casts beats it in all aspects.
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by suction 4y ago
So if I create a free Twitter client that has 10000 users, I will have to pay Elon 80000 Dollars every month? Seems a worthwhile effort ;-)
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by suction 4y ago
Could you elaborate a little on why she can’t handle living in the US?
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by suction 4y ago
I've witnessed some hard negotiating in the car industry about the price of a cable lug for a 6-figure luxury car. The car maker wanted to bring down the price for one lug from 0.05 Euro to 0.03 Euro at a order volume of about 100.000
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by suction 4y ago
Apple Weather's forecast is unusable in the whole of Europe because of the data providers they use. Pretty disappointing to have such a US-centric view on an app that's so integral to a smartphone. They either should work with Eur
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by suction 4y ago
Isn't it the most rational thing to assume that a company that is extremely experienced and successful at analyzing business processes and digitalising them will know better than any newcomer with less resources and less experience who
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by suction 4y ago
A very good explanation. Yet what I think is confusing a lot of (very?) good programmers (not me) is that they already do that intuitively by not letting methods become longer than 3 or 4 lines, and whenever implementing a new method, by wr
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by suction 4y ago
A disappointing aspect of being a Programmer at 40, 50, or even 60, is that you’ll meet a lot of people, often your managers, who will think of you as an non ambitious loser. “I used to be a coder but now I’m 32 and the ‘Director of User E
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by suction 4y ago
The difference is that no "developers are just tools that should be outsourced whenever cheaper" company has a chance against a true software company (which I count Apple towards even though they're more known for the hardwar
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by suction 4y ago
> I worry that this would essentially make it easier for airlines to drop passengers in the long run. That should be easy to prevent. It has to be designed so the airline (i.e. the party that holds all the power in this contractual agree
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by suction 4y ago
In that dreaded plant in Germany it’s a cool 60% currently: https://www.google.com/amp/s/efahrer.chip.de/news/ueber-60-p...
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by suction 4y ago
Doesn’t it come down to „be a critical thinker instead of a mindless consumer“? From that follows that you don’t just scroll through the homepage but should use the search function, in an informed way. Which in turn already fails at the maj
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by suction 4y ago
They are the only ones trying to make hydrogen a thing, not „all others than Tesla“. And Toyota has lost the plot a long time ago like all other Japanese makers. The Koreans are eating their lunch. But Toyota recently put an EV to market, i
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by suction 4y ago
Tesla quality is still lightyears behind old premium brands. Panel gaps so wide you could use them as kiddie pools. Their scrap rates are testament of how crappy their production process is.
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by suction 4y ago
He meant the latter
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by suction 4y ago
Hydrogen was mainly Toyota, no German maker for instance made any serious commitments into that technology. I suppose you mean that Tesla was the dragging force in the EV sector and all others were reluctant until they saw Tesla become succ
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by suction 4y ago
Lol, why so defensive?
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by suction 4y ago
pinboard.in is a good alternative
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by suction 4y ago
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