15:[[35835787,{"by":"oikawa_tooru_","descendants":385,"id":35835787,"kids":[35838206,35836158,35873373,35841612,35836146,35836120,35873451,35854686,35838054,35843839,35873427,35838602,35836143,35873468,35838260,35835878,35836252,35873349,35836131,35836107,35840227,35836788,35838968,35836180,35854827,35873685,35836187,35836470,35873596,35836250,35836113,35836128,35873772,35836345,35873375,35854687,35841031,35873589,35836096,35836270,35873625,35854776,35840270,35854494,35836310,35836398,35838558,35854802,35873633,35873366,35836284,35836294,35873773,35836391,35842317,35836121,35873557,35836134,35836348,35838196,35854765,35877427,35836213,35854738,35837037,35836149,35840169,35836455,35858298,35836235,35854740,35836185,35843706,35873031,35836218,35841255,35836157,35845150,35842877,35838964,35836077,35841615,35846626,35873401,35836116,35854623,35840819,35840034,35873808,35844233,35839198,35854674,35838859,35838844,35875404,35839279,35838374,35836206,35836108,35878206,35840018,35836193,35836447,35836184,35836214,35854824],"score":120,"time":1683325137,"title":"Sam Altman says era of remote work is over","type":"story","url":"https://www.businesstoday.in/technology/news/story/chatgpt-maker-sam-altman-says-era-of-remote-work-is-over-380090-2023-05-04"}],[29188355,{"by":"arrayjumper","descendants":395,"id":29188355,"kids":[29188911,29189489,29188942,29191479,29190247,29190452,29189393,29190802,29191629,29196812,29194208,29189542,29188983,29189037,29192651,29189384,29188943,29190596,29195284,29192065,29192187,29190451,29192869,29189532,29191469,29190215,29189904,29189112,29189137,29189289,29188955,29190568,29190601,29191342,29189602,29189412,29190400,29191579,29191420,29194305,29188861,29193337,29194714,29193376,29199368,29192515,29192974,29189108,29195069,29189183,29190956,29194415,29190984,29189179,29193794,29188800,29193946,29196864,29193105,29197039,29197201,29193424,29197043,29188894,29197786,29191799,29195703,29198064,29195626,29195402,29194391,29197588,29194115,29195525,29194341,29194006,29196459,29189417,29205332,29191739,29196686,29192220,29197711,29197317,29195497,29190233,29192003,29190968,29190983,29191604,29195175,29193656,29195485,29194725,29190885,29189061,29193949,29190833,29197446,29197316,29206766,29196034,29195299,29195432,29195205,29192272,29194996,29189604,29189069,29207257,29209428,29196284,29194211,29189254,29189315,29193007,29207407,29190866,29196362,29194451,29194625,29193582,29191560,29188885,29196529,29189654,29192408,29188917,29196953,29190738,29191373,29189106,29195483,29194270,29194298,29188869,29197470,29196898,29189590,29192903,29189243,29191055,29190680,29191491,29196918,29191962,29192720,29196020,29191109,29188620,29195020,29191492,29192769,29190979,29197400,29193507,29190744,29190314,29191808,29192521,29195155,29196048,29190583,29197155,29194707,29192986,29195569,29200098,29191570,29190865,29190445,29197524,29196028,29190631,29193083,29191877,29194256,29190800,29190672,29194814,29192279,29192105,29192054,29196440,29197004,29194886,29189228,29189491,29190702,29191743,29193769,29192602,29188745,29193087,29197566,29195714,29192477,29191070,29189350,29196055,29191871,29189203,29192795,29190135,29193624],"score":348,"text":"Hi HN, maybe it's just the bubble I'm in but these days I see a lot of discussion around "no-code" and the "no-code" movement. There's also a bunch of new no-code apps being launched every day - https://www.producthunt.com/topics/no-code#order=trending.

Some seem to supplement developers (eg: retool) and some empower non-engineers to be able to build websites/apps/integrations without necessarily having a developer in the loop (eg: shopify/zapier/airtable).

What do you think about this movement? Clearly these apps/platforms enable non-developers to solve a bunch of problems which would otherwise need a software engineer. Is this a paradigm shift?","time":1636642067,"title":"Ask HN: What do you think about the no-code movement?","type":"story"}],[4497764,{"by":"fogus","descendants":35,"id":4497764,"kids":[4497883,4497975,4497946,4497882,4497945,4497876,4498003,4497916,4497967,4497911,4497986,4497912,4498244,4498085,4498204,4498011],"score":77,"time":1347239165,"title":"The web is still the place","type":"story","url":"http://raganwald.posterous.com/the-web-is-still-the-place"}],[2960687,{"by":"shrikant","descendants":98,"id":2960687,"kids":[2960897,2960915,2960867,2960933,2961328,2961015,2960895,2962003,2961819,2960971,2960917,2960711],"score":90,"time":1315182926,"title":"America is losing another generation to science illiteracy","type":"story","url":"http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2011/08/23/america-is-losing-another-generation-to-science-illiteracy/"}],[630083,{"by":"mannicken","descendants":11,"id":630083,"kids":[630253,630089,630490,630202,630088,630241],"score":4,"text":"Foreword: hopefully this relates to HN as it is business/price-setting related, which could be related to startups.

Well, a 4-pack of 250 ml Red Bull cans costs around five dollars (at Walmart). That is an average price of $1.25/can.

A 24-pack of 250 ml Red Bull cans costs around 42 dollars (http://www.amazon.com/Red-Bull-Energy-Drink-Sugarfree/dp/B000MTM0WK). That means 42/24 = $1.75/can.

At Walmart also, a 12 pack of 250 ml Red Bull cans costs 20 bucks. That is 20/12=1.66 per 250 ml can.

So, 1.25 (4-pack) < 1.66(12-pack) <1.75(24-pack).

The question is: WHY?

Shouldn't a properly run pricing strategy encourage customers to buy more, not discourage them? What's going on exactly?","time":1243512165,"title":"Ask HN: What's up with Red Bull's pricing strategy?","type":"story"}]]

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