cheaply

Developers then come up with crazy schemes to move to Thailand or Alaska where they can live cheaply.

Or you can run the site as cheaply as possible and try to support it out of your own pocket.

They just want the damned thing up as fast and as cheaply as humanly possible.

If quality depends on skilled handwork, why can't they be ordered cheaply from e.g.

The statesmen of the US are cheaply purchased pawns of various rich industries, and law & order are replaced by high-tech feudalism.

For those who bought cheaply before the run up, the benefits are clear.

Data structures where you can do this cheaply are called persistent data structures and they work really well with a functional programming style.

It should be possible to make many musical instruments more cheaply.

The latter can often answer the same question far more cheaply.

And it's really hard to do that in secret (or cheaply).

To me the great thing about it compared to a QR code is that you can draw it by hand which also means you can cheaply make it as big as you need it.

Yes, their healthcare system can operate very cheaply, but it does so at the cost of innovation, and on the backs of the American medical system.

You have to ask yourself what _drove_ that initial valuation that you're now being "cheaply" That initial valuation was driven by the belief that they would be aggressively adding new users.

Even a terrible plastic bassoon costs thousands of dollars, and a "good" bassoon is $20k-40k last I checked, though you can get lucky on a used wooden one, which still won't come cheaply.