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by CPLX 12y ago
Worth noting that spotify did in fact do exactly this, and as far as I know recently discontinued the P2P element of its streaming service.
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by CPLX 12y ago
Maybe they mean to reference the oddities surrounding tons, short tons, tonnes, and metric tons?
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by CPLX 12y ago
Their brand image was and is severely problematic and honestly should be viewed as a liability, in my humble opinion at least. Or maybe I am the only one that prefers simple no-bs customer experiences over kitsch and hipster-bro nonsense. I
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by CPLX 12y ago
This doesn't entirely make sense to me. One of the absolutely beautiful things about the more successful "sharing economy" companies is the degree to which they've been able to provide a highly capital intensive product&
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Customer Complaints Are a Lousy Source of Startup Ideas(blogs.hbr.org)
1 points by CPLX 12y ago|0 comments
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by CPLX 12y ago
Interesting to see that adding a useless drop down card type selection has a positive effect. Would be curious to see A/B results for that aspect alone.
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by CPLX 12y ago
In related news they would prefer we use FrskQet instead of FAQ
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by CPLX 12y ago
The DC metro system does not go to/from Baltimore.
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Despite source code leak, Android malware fetches top $5,000 price(m.itworld.com)
1 points by CPLX 12y ago|0 comments
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by CPLX 13y ago
> Another way to think of paradox is simply rejecting false dichotomies in favor of a more complex and uncertain reality. That, as it so happens, is an excellent shorthand for Buddhism as well. Which I believe is a fruitful avenue for di
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by CPLX 13y ago
Not only do Orthodox Jews have computers, they apparently have enough of them to sell me my last 5 laptops and desktops. (source B&H Photo)
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by CPLX 13y ago
He's actually making a much simpler argument that may be unfamiliar to those not familiar with the underground economies of the inner city. What he's saying is that the basic transaction that Uber or Lyrt facilitate is not novel,
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by CPLX 13y ago
This may be a classic "bad idea" without some additional layers of security for precisely the reason you might intuit, drugs and other contraband. I have been a heavy user of courier services in the recent past (having been involv