top | item 42567448 (no title) miah_ | 1 year ago quell surprise.This is the tech industry in a nutshell. Over promise. Under deliver. Executives profit. Workers get laid off. discuss order hn newest frizlab|1 year ago *quelle Terr_|1 year ago Agreed, but it's also amusing to run with the literal Germanic verb as a command, like an awkwardly worded "Stop being surprised."(As opposed to "What a surprise [this is].") hansvm|1 year ago For the normal borrowed-from-French idiom, yes, but somehow I don't mind both English words with their normal definitions sitting there.
frizlab|1 year ago *quelle Terr_|1 year ago Agreed, but it's also amusing to run with the literal Germanic verb as a command, like an awkwardly worded "Stop being surprised."(As opposed to "What a surprise [this is].") hansvm|1 year ago For the normal borrowed-from-French idiom, yes, but somehow I don't mind both English words with their normal definitions sitting there.
Terr_|1 year ago Agreed, but it's also amusing to run with the literal Germanic verb as a command, like an awkwardly worded "Stop being surprised."(As opposed to "What a surprise [this is].")
hansvm|1 year ago For the normal borrowed-from-French idiom, yes, but somehow I don't mind both English words with their normal definitions sitting there.
frizlab|1 year ago
Terr_|1 year ago
(As opposed to "What a surprise [this is].")
hansvm|1 year ago