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by arosier 8y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...
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The Slide Rule(tryretool.com)
2 points by arosier 8y ago|0 comments
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“Don't charge it, Brex it”(imgur.com)
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by arosier 8y ago
Thanks for the response, I definitely see the potential of Deliverr (related to the use of excess warehousing capacity) as expectations move to 1 day and same day shipping. It seems inventory placement strategies developed by demand predict
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by arosier 8y ago
I was interested, so I dug a little. Here is my conclusion: While Amazon continues to lower the cost of fulfillment through management and the development of new technology that is driving operational efficiencies, Deliverr tries to lower f
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by arosier 8y ago
“Uber didn’t change the physical infrastructure of cars. They didn’t build their own taxis. What they did was create software that could connect excess capacity drivers,” Krakaris told TechCrunch. “Most warehouses aren’t going to be full. W
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How the founders of Brex built a billion-dollar business in less than 2 years(techcrunch.com)
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by arosier 8y ago
Any chance you could lend me a hand with some C++ code? If so, shoot me a message: ar@pm.me. Thanks!
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by arosier 8y ago
>It’s important to view each article as a distinct product that requires a budget, has a clear purpose and performance goals, and also needs a distribution strategy. The reality is, the guide he created was a product on it's own. W
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by arosier 8y ago
Send me a message ar@pm.me
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by arosier 8y ago
I also really enjoyed Traction. It provides a good framework on testing to identify the channel that provides the results needed at the stage your business is at. It also goes drives home the concept that the channel that gets you to one st
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by arosier 8y ago
This was all on my own. Being in a central location in a high density environment helps a lot. After that it's just good old fashion operational efficiencies and hustle.
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by arosier 8y ago
Average payout was $12 for Lime, $12.27 for Bird over the 905 scooters I charged. These were inflated payouts due to the launch in SF. Electricity usage was surprisingly minimal due to usage being in non-peak hours (late night/early mo
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by arosier 8y ago
I worked as a charger - made $11k in a month. Only had a month until SF shut them down. I imagine payouts will get compressed as the market matures. Earnings are also highly dependent upon the scooter density of the area you service and the
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by arosier 8y ago
Previous discussion regarding Comcast's bid: Comcast, in 2nd Try, Offers $65B Cash for 21st Century Fox https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17306581
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New $71.3B Disney bid for Fox tops Comcast’s(techcrunch.com)
2 points by arosier 8y ago|1 comments
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by arosier 8y ago
After 160 hours spent operating as a "charger" in SF, for both Bird and Lime, this space is interesting. Here's my "back of the napkin math": $300 - vehicle cost (based on alibaba Xiaomi m365 estimates) $8 - average
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by arosier 8y ago
Sight looks great. I would suggest selling benefits rather than features in the top fold of your homepage.
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by arosier 8y ago
Times, let me introduce you to ProtonMail.
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Yahoo hacker whose work compromised 500M accounts sentenced to 5 years(arstechnica.com)
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by arosier 8y ago
Love the UI. One bit of feedback: on https://parabola.io/ under "Self Documenting and Repeatable" I keep clicking the play buttons in the screenshot.
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by arosier 8y ago
Why did you decide to learn React? Could you share some resources you used to learn it?
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by arosier 8y ago
The title is terrible. It should read: "Waymo minivan gets hit by vehicle traveling on the wrong side of the road." This incident represents a good reason to put more Waymo vehicles on the road, to hopefully remove the sedan from
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User Interface Design for Programmers by the CEO of Stack Overflow(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by arosier 8y ago|0 comments
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Amazon buys rights to the prequel of Lord of the Rings for $250M(reuters.com)
1 points by arosier 8y ago|1 comments
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NYC Sends “Poop Train” to Small Alabama Town, Where It’s Been Stuck for Months(slate.com)
31 points by arosier 8y ago|11 comments
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by arosier 8y ago
> https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga This is one of the best things I've ever seen.
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by arosier 8y ago
"This scheme was particularly abhorrent because, given its breadth, it appears to have substantially disrupted the operations of an emergency medical paging provider. It did this by slowing down and potentially disabling its network. P
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by arosier 9y ago
"Mr. Suckerberg" by the Chairman in his closing remarks was my favorite part!
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Mapping Income – Income disparities are real and getting more extreme(storymaps.esri.com)
2 points by arosier 9y ago|0 comments

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