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"If inflation continues and the fed becomes aggressive with hiking, all assets are dead."
This sounds incredibly short-term-oriented and alarmist. Dead is a word to describe the end of something's existence.
Market turbulence is not a novel occurrence, nor are unsustainably inflated economies driven by cheap money and speculation.
While personally trying every burrito is quite a compelling thought, I was actually thinking of making it more of a crowdsourced effort, where people can submit ratings. Kinda like a hyper-focused version of yelp.
If anyone is looking to pair up on a burrito-ranking site for NYC, please reach out.
Have been working on a side project for it and would love a partner to build with. I already have the domain name for it (nycburritos.com)
The naming for this product sounds like the marketing dept. just concatenated the most popular options from a word cloud
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cup_of_joe on Thursday February 25, 2021 @10:09AM
from the show-hn dept.
If one considers the App Store as a marketplace and that it can be considered analogous to E-Commerce marketplaces, then a 15% fee is actually directly in-line with the standard set by Amazon and Walmart.com.