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$60K is the minimum salary for a H1B visa, it is not the minimum salary for a H1B visa in a technical position. I would be very surprised if the "H1B prevailing wage" for any meaningful technical role in the SF bay area is less th
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Ridecell, Inc | www.ridecell.com | San Francisco, CA | on-site + remote + Visa Ridecell is the leading business automation platform that helps our customers launch, operate and scale new mobility services like car-sharing, ride-sharing, and
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How many fast growing startups have accurate financial projections?
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Did I misunderstand or is the story also - A government department was started with the ambitious goal of "zero budget" and this year with a 183 person team will have recovered 68.75% of its costs. And did we forget that fast grow
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Ridecell | San Francisco | ONSITE - Full-time | Openings:Senior Engineers (Front-end, Back-end, Mobile), Sr Product Managers, Customer Success, Sales, Marketing Ridecell is a transportation tech startup with Series A funding based in the h
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10y ago
"The prices Amazon shows are ranked correctly for those who pay $99 per year for Amazon’s Prime shipping service " This may not refute the main point of the article, but if you are a prime customer it seems Amazon is still doing t
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RideCell (YC W12) Is Hiring Senior Back-End Engineers
(ridecell.com)
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10y ago
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There is! If you call the support number they'll walk you through it. There is also a retail location in Belltown where you can walk in and register.
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One very hard working engineer made the iOS app but we do have an iOS team so that person can take some well deserved time off. As an engineer myself, consider that you may be underestimating the complexity of working with hardware in the c
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10y ago
This is true.
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10y ago
Can't speak for BMW or ReachNow, but can tell you from working with that that no one at ReachNow wants to "lower the status of their rental cars".
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10y ago
Unfortunately these spots are currently allocated to services that almost entirely do A -> A carsharing, meaning you have to return the car where you picked it up. This all but eliminates the possibility that users can use these services
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10y ago
Hi there. No, DriveNow uses technology from BMW's partnership in Europe that started some years ago. For North America, BMW chose to partner with us to power ReachNow.
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10y ago
Yes it can. I completely agree - both in dense urban cities with very little parking and in retirement communities, universities etc private car-sharing networks would be a win-win for residents and the folks managing the community.
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ajju
11y ago
Hey there - is this Matthew? I do not believe an AMA is against HN rules, send me an email so I can help! - Aarjav
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11y ago
Same cars, different technology platform :) BMW partnered with us (RideCell) to relaunch in North America.
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11y ago
I think you'll like the i3.
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11y ago
Hi joshcanhelp. Sorry to hear that. ReachNow ordinarily handles customer support but if you email me the account you signed up with at support@ridecell.com we'll have the iOS team check it out. The 3 series cars are in the fleet right
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Hi everyone, we built the end to end technology that powers ReachNow - the apps as well as the operations engine. The in-car hardware was all BMW. We're kind of like an operating system to run new mobility and transit services. I'
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RideCell (YC W12) is hiring engineers to make transportation easier for everyone
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Many people (that I know / have known) frequently misplace their wallet and then their cards are in this limbo state where it's unclear if they are stolen and have to be replaced (expensive for the co., inconvenient for the custom
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11y ago
I often feel much like Vonnegut, and yet, I don't think it contradicts the ideas in the essay. Vonnegut really enjoyed "farting around" and didn't think it was bullshit.
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RideCell (YC W12) Is Hiring an In-House Recruiter
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RideCell, Formerly Summon (YC W12), Is Hiring a Senior UX Designer
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RideCell (YC W12) Is Hiring a Sr Android Engineer
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RideCell (YC W12) Is Hiring a Technical Project Manager
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RideCell (YC W12) Is Hiring a Senior UX Designer
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Hey Sam, re: solving internal communication, you should checkout a non-profit called http://www.helloinnerspace.org/ funded by this group called YC ;) Seriously though - after attending their cofounder communication worksho
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Most likely this is some bullshit pissing contest with 0 innocent parties. Pissing contests do not usually include one willing and one unwilling participant. Shred's note is not just an emotional appeal because if they did steal idea
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11y ago
I am sure there is a genetic component to it as well, but my observations from being Indian, living in India for more than 2 decades, and having a large group of Indian friends tell me that Indians consume a high (and quickly growing) propo
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