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by admn2 6y ago
I'm in Chicago. Literally every time I see a garbage truck, it's dumping the recyclables in with the trash. This doesn't surprise me at all.
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by admn2 6y ago
Can you please link to the footage?
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by admn2 6y ago
Why are Uber and Lyft stocks now down on this news?
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by admn2 6y ago
Someone on here said Twitter set up some special security for just his account
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by admn2 6y ago
I just posted the same thing. Definitely seems to be part of the exploit and doesn't seem to be trolling.
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by admn2 6y ago
is it just me or are they now mass altering users' names? https://twitter.com/search?q=bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p8...
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by admn2 6y ago
It's only at 12 bitcoin ($120k) right now. (serious question) why do you think it could be as high as $50 to $100 mm? Is there a way to see the total including unconfirmed transactions?
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by admn2 6y ago
Yeah, pretty much all the big DTC brands (Allbirds, Away, Warby, OV, etc.) all have retail store fronts and "showrooms" now across the US. I always just assumed if they were spending $1mm+/month on FB ads, it wasn't a v
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by admn2 6y ago
This is totally unrelated to the article but I keep thinking about this lately: does anyone know what happened to Noah Glass who was a part of the original founding team?
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by admn2 6y ago
I stopped using Grubhub for pickup because the restaurants would consistently raise their prices on the app to make up for Grubhub's prohibitively expensive fee.
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by admn2 7y ago
I heard Argentina as a popular place for "near-shoring", which likely wasn't very popular when this was written 3 years ago. Anyone here been using Argentinian tech talent?
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by admn2 7y ago
I thought about this too. Genuine question: how does him totally exiting his Uber positions add credence to this theory?
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by admn2 7y ago
Pretty crazy with Juul, WeWork, DoorDash, and Uber / Lyft all struggling (or showing their true colors) that all the things they sought to kill are coming back. Taxis, cigarettes, picking up your own food! It's amazing to me that
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by admn2 7y ago
On top of that, Regus pays a huge portion of the employees at center hourly. I know Regus is not sexy, but they should get credit for focusing on economics that work at scale rather than just pumping up some ridiculous valuation with no ch
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by admn2 7y ago
I think if you look at Warby Parker as a comparison, it's easy to see that Allbirds value is in buying into their brand. There were / are plenty of companies selling cheap glasses, but it took Warby Parker making them cool. I do
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by admn2 7y ago
Maybe Amazon will finally do something about the huge proliferation of counterfeit products on its platform. Their attitude now is to just throw their hands up in the air and say not our problem. This New Yorker article goes into some good
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by admn2 7y ago
Yikes - don't a lot of financial institutions use your voice as a layer authentication?
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by admn2 7y ago
When I was in Denver last, they had 3 or 4 of them that all seemed to do pretty well. Basically these huge warehouse spaces sub-divided up. Some of them even had full fledged restaurants, art studios, breweries, coffee shops, etc. The &qu
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Car2go pulling out of 5 major cities(blog.car2go.com)
1 points by admn2 7y ago|0 comments
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by admn2 7y ago
This style of web design is super in at the moment. Not sure it has a specific name, but I believe the previous Intercom site started it. Possibly Wealthfront as well. A lot of companies seem to be using it to take more risks with their
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by admn2 7y ago
Is that actually what happens to our recycling? I was just wondering today how all this plastic gets repurposed. Does it get shipped overseas then dumped?
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by admn2 7y ago
This hasn't gotten too much attention on here, nor has Car2go released any details. They have said it wasn't "hacking" per se, so I assume fake IDs and credit cards. However, surely there were safeguards in place that
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Chicago Police Bust Alleged Car2Go Theft Ring, with Up to 100 Vehicles Stolen(gizmodo.com)
1 points by admn2 7y ago|1 comments
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by admn2 8y ago
I really hope Spotify uses this as a reason to re-work their podcasting section. I think Apple's podcast app does a great job with discovery, and find all the podcasts I'm interested in on Spotify to get totally lost in the shuff
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by admn2 8y ago
I do agree that it feels like some silly "gamification". Open the app and see what's on sale, then deal with the chaos of shoppers everywhere as you navigate the store looking for your list of items, as well as the impulse d
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by admn2 8y ago
Feels like such a helpless situation. Is there anything to be done in the US to help with these rivers?
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by admn2 8y ago
Totally agree. More just meant at this point he doesn't have that option as easily, so maybe he sells out and then starts something small again. I know it's probably not too feasible given the emotional attachment he has to the
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by admn2 8y ago
Enjoyed the article. This reminds me a lot of what Groupon used to do to restaurants in the early days. They would just get slammed by hundreds of crabby people looking to one and done them for a half priced meal. Obviously as Groupon be
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by admn2 8y ago
More insultingly, if you have the app and click Open in App, they take you to the App Store even if you have the app installed.
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by admn2 8y ago
Yeah, which is another reason they got rid of the chronological timeline. People were opening the app so often and frequently, they had to ensure fresh content. This way they can track which photos you've seen, and make sure to float

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