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Minneapolis and Outside Agitators
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Remembering Colin Kroll and How to Deal with the Struggles of Entrepreneurship
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Comfreight | Long Beach, CA | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.comfreight.com/ React/Javascript Engineer: https://angel.co/comfreight/jobs/375971-react-javascript-eng... Comfreight is the fas
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Comfreight | Long Beach, CA | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.comfreight.com/ React/Javascript Engineer: https://angel.co/comfreight/jobs/375971-react-javascript-eng... Comfreight is the fas
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Comfreight | Long Beach | Full-time | $100k - $120k | Software Engineer | https://www.comfreight.com/ ComFreight is the fastest growing logistics fintech company. We help truckers pay day-to-day expenses through our digital
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Shotput (YC S15) is hiring a roboticist to build automated warehouse in Oakland
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Shotput (YC S15) is hiring a roboticist to build automated warehouses in Oakland
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Writing box packing algorithm from scratch
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10y ago
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Shotput (YC S15) needs high performance Sales AE to redefine global shipping
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11y ago
We had one before but the types of products varied so wildly the ultimate cost was different. Currently we capture all that data and give our final price which uses our calculator. Though we'll discuss this issue and if it keeps coming
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11y ago
Generally we call inserts: marketing messages companies put in each shipment. There's another material called dunnage i.e. fill that is placed such as air packs, bubble wrap, paper, cardboard, mushroom (yes a product made from mushroom
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11y ago
Shipwire is a fantastic company, however, their prices have been historically high and their customer support has lacked recently. Though their international warehouses are a huge boost to small companies that need that capability. Our bigg
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11y ago
No. Actually the amount has been increasing exponentially the last few years especially because of fast prototyping due to 3D printing and crowd funding. Additionally many of the new shippers have much different profiles than those before.
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11y ago
Shovels & Levis still seem to be doing well ;)
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11y ago
We do want to clarify, we can work with businesses ranging from a few hundred orders/ month all the way up to 100,000's of orders. The way our network is set up, we can easily scale up or down the fulfillment needs of our customer
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11y ago
We do our best to be price competitive which is part of our pricing model. We never try to win on a price war but we're better in terms of pricing compared to both FBA & Shipwire.
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11y ago
Working with Pakible is phenomenal we've recommended all our customers who want custom boxes to use their service! And we already handle their fulfillment.
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11y ago
Amazon also has a very arcane fee structure. Our fees are guaranteed to be the final price you see on the page. We've developed our pricing model so we have confidence we can manage your account without any issues. Additionally, you ha
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11y ago
This is Praful another co-founder of Shotput. Happy to answer any questions regarding tech or operations of our company and the fulfillment industry as a whole.
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11y ago
As former product entrepreneurs, we've experienced the head-rattling frustration of finding a warehouse. After talking with 100's of product companies, we saw their struggles as well. Surprisingly, there was no resource on how to
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How To Find Your First Warehouse, Part 3
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SeaWorld's Startup Pitch
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12y ago
My startup builds specialized autonomous vehicles for warehouses & factories but would be interested in experimenting in outdoor systems for agriculture. I understand that John Deere and other companies have some amazing systems they&#x
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Using OpenCV to track faces on a Raspberry Pi
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13y ago
4% for a company like Box is pretty consistent (maybe slightly higher). http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/2011/10/14/understanding-...
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TechLaunch has predatory terms
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Also, Google's team (mostly from Carnegie or it's off-shoot teams) has been working on the problem for more than a decade as they took the Stanford car which came from Thrun who came from CM. The problem to go after initially is b
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Check out Navia: http://induct-technology.com/en/products/navia , they'll be deploying in Stanford soon.
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We have a forum to discuss open source implementations of robotic cars: http://www.sherecar.org/ , we got pretty bogged down with some development we're working on.
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Transnational Governments
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