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by dingdongding 9y ago
D.C taking a chapter from playbook followed by variety of airports like Las Vegas and airport in India where there is an assigned spot for ride-share pickup and dropoffs.
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D.C. Gives Uber and Lyft a Better Spot in Nightlife(citylab.com)
1 points by dingdongding 9y ago|1 comments
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by dingdongding 9y ago
You solve a problem for 99% of cases not 1% of cases
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Costco launching delivery service. Is this end of Costco. Will this decrease their store foot traffic? I think so. As they say, disrupt yourself before someone disrupts you. Costco knew Amazon is coming after them.
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Costco is rolling out new delivery services to compete with Amazon/Walmart(reuters.com)
3 points by dingdongding 9y ago|2 comments
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by dingdongding 9y ago
It is remarkable because it happens in realtime.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Hundreds? Are you sure?
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Hello insider trading !
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Everyone has their own way of randomizing. You like spreadsheets, that guy likes creating an app for that. Big deal? To each his own.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
The title says "We're doing it all wrong", but after reading the article it hardly says much about what we are doing wrong. The only wrong it talks about is treadmill and that's it.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
This will be in Paul Ryan's district. Fishy enough?
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Yeah that's why article says it is gonna generate 22000 indirect jobs.
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WhatsApp has 1B DAUs now(blog.whatsapp.com)
2 points by dingdongding 9y ago|0 comments
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by dingdongding 9y ago
So basically a robber can not just rob you of your physical things, he can rob you digitally as well. How is this more safer than password managers?
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Why? You don't get anonymity in China.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Chamath Palihapitiya says you should keep 1% of your net assets in Cryptocurrencies.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Depends on what you like listening. I listen to Exponents by Ben Thomson, The Tim Ferris Show, This weekend in startups, Freakonomics radio, How I built this and Planet Money
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Hooli? Are you kidding me
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by dingdongding 9y ago
That's MAU not DAU
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Facebook tried that. Did it work? No.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Because these companies are not taking commission right now. Once they start taking commission on these transaction Apple will jump right in to take their share of that profit.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
TLDR version. Anyone?
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by dingdongding 9y ago
Why do realtors need skills to take photos and fill in descriptive fields?
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by dingdongding 9y ago
If you go by that approach then everyone in the society indirectly works for the govt in some way or the other.
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by dingdongding 9y ago
And Republican lobbyist also. Their reasoning was "We don't want to make filing taxes simple, because if they become so people will stop hating taxes"
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by dingdongding 10y ago
So I should not be divulging my current salary to recruiters? Interesting.
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by dingdongding 10y ago
Does this affect every computer programmer job or some specific set?
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by dingdongding 10y ago
They're moving to web technologies but that's happening very slow. It could take at least 10 years at current pace. Source - I am ex epic employee
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by dingdongding 10y ago
I think that data is what made lot of old books searchable on Google Books.
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by dingdongding 10y ago
It was not dictated by the market closing price the day before. His breakfast was dictated by how market opened in the morning.

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