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by websiteapi 8mo ago
In other years they used similar excuses like China and then Trump in 2016 and then Covid, then J6, then Covid again… Again, doomer mentality.
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
Why would or should an American care how much it costs for a German though?
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
What does that have to do with the currency difference?
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
Go look, you see these types of articles every year, not just 2016.
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
again, what's the relevance to an American who makes USD spending in USA?
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
if you're in USA buying things in USD does this even matter?
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
America has never been affordable. The real mirage is thinking it was - and no, that time it was affordable for white people because the blacks were in chains and the women couldn’t work and the rest of the world was in shambles doesn’t cou
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
Please don’t make Mr. Trump excited.
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
Why won’t the people on this site let me hide the karma it shows under my username?!?!
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by websiteapi 8mo ago
RIP, we will always remember him.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
we're talking about e-commerce here...
42.
by websiteapi 9mo ago
why would a great UX be tied to the source being open or not?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
the writing was already on the road w.r.t to user mindshare among normies. I see no evidence of the same happening with fast mail. why would anyone switch from gmail to fast mail other than privacy, which regular people couldn't care l
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I mean something that has a clear Google analog/equivalent that way can compare on. I personally think Wolfram Alpha (assuming that's what you're talking about) isn't any better than Google.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
> If I were Google I would be worried because companies like Fastmail, Notion & Proton are quickly catching up. lol do you honestly think Google is worried about Fastmail, Notion or Proton?
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
existing is better than not existing and those who move fast and ship crappy software first will win. learn the lesson :)
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
ridiculous. > Figuring out what is useful for people is not some difficult problem that requires shipping half baked slop what have you shipped? paying sees literally hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to ship out fledged out softwa
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
free shipping even for returns were indeed rare, thus a refund was not free, nor complete
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
most of the time you would get partial refunds.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
which company's product has great UX? I'm always seeing people hating on things without showcasing examples of what they think is exemplary
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
hardly - go read up on eBay scams. it's never been easier to scam people online. all shipping the item do is force the scam buyer to make the defects so, which is why many if not most seller just pay the buyer partially to keep as-is
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
scamming to get refunds has always been a thing.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
laws can change - eventually this scam described in the article will be ubiquitous and unavoidable.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
Eventually the concept of refunds will become very rare. In fact, it, along with free shipping were pretty rare before Amazon and Walmart. If you travel and go to some random beach town and buy random item from random street merchant, they
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I'm not talking about bulk - I'm talking about the fact that regular glasses don't have cameras on them, thus don't look like regular glasses.
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I've yet to see someone wear meta ray bans at work, so at least for me DoA. you're right tho. as for use case, more so a better type of Siri. presumably mics would make it much cheaper as well, on the order of a regular watch (~$1
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
> Not sure why you think we have off the shelf miniaturized sonar hardware at scale and shape detection tech that could beat out mobile cameras and computer vision software. uhm I didn't say that - what I am asking is exactly the op
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I'm surprised no one has tried to skip cameras all together and use ultrasound. mics use two or maybe even three orders of magnitude for an audio -> object inference stack vs visual. of course you can't detect colors or do A LO
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I heard of the flutter layoffs, but my understand is that it was unrelated to KMP. fwiw google still uses flutter
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by websiteapi 9mo ago
I know react native for windows is a thing, but is it on par with electron these days? my understand is that it was way beyond, but I could def be wrong

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