billyggruff

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by billyggruff 8y ago
He already had investor monies and two customers.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
I came here to post this also. Prior art.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Is this also true for Lyft?
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by billyggruff 8y ago
The writing of this article seems a bit 'choppy'.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Teleconferencing systems with a 'communal' screen and camera do not make much sense to me nowadays. Most employees have at least 2 devices with built-in cameras and a screen that can be utilized for videoconferencing. Give everybo
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by billyggruff 8y ago
If that is true than it is no better than the US healthcare system.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Uber does not force a price. It is up to the driver to accept the fare.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Too much opacity in these markets, from the worker's side.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
This is an excellent observation about white-labeling.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
How is this not an antitrust issue, particularly considering past wage supression behaviors?
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Would trademarks and patent terms remain the same?
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by billyggruff 8y ago
That would be less than a $100 million per year operating expendeture.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
So his taxes have to subsidize Amazon's lack of reliable process?
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by billyggruff 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17081684
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Maybe they can correlate age with question+heuristics?
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by billyggruff 8y ago
There are many 'identifiers', but commonly, at least, a long-living cookie that ties your browser session to ads, tracking, etc. More granular targeting, especially for portable devices that will change WAN IP.
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by billyggruff 8y ago
Best of luck with your wifi deployments. In all seriousness, I had an interesting dealing with triplebyte regarding an internal job posting. Took an assesment, was sent a message of acceptance, followed shortly by a rejection. Felt 'we